Last month, the government, through a decision of President Hage G. Geingob, started the construction of a shrine in honour of Chief Hosea Katjikururume Kutako at his homestead of Toasis, Aminius, in order to accord dignity for the achievements of Chief Kutako as a consequential Namibian.
In its quest for an equal and just society for all since independence, the Namibian government has signed many charters on inclusive education, and has developed a very good policy on it.
Nurses across the globe make up the largest workforce in the health sector.
The unfolding debate regarding an agreement reached between Namibia and Germany over the colonial-era massacres of mainly the Nama and Ovaherero people has enjoyed prominent coverage in the mainstream media, and has been a major talking point on social media platforms.
Today, we’re spotlighting Nikanor Panduleni Idhogela, who is a senior complaints investigator at the Office of the Ombudsman in the Ministry of Justice.
Former South West Africa National Union (Swanu) president Rihupisa Kandando has refuted claims by current party president Tangeni Iijambo that the country’s oldest political party was ‘deadwood’ during his era.
Safety and security minister Albert Kawana has visited police stations in the northern regions to familiarise himself with the challenges, achievements as well as operations on the ground.
A man from Katutura was arrested for assaulting a member of the City Police during the curfew hours of Sunday morning.
One of the men, accused of the brutal murder of an elderly Swakopmund woman and her husband in 2017, is disputing a warning statement he made to the police shortly after his arrest.
Over the past seven years, the United States of America (US) government has supported close to 60 000 Namibian orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) affected by HIV with services to live healthy, safe lives and to stay in school.