Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )

Iilikolomwa yomomapya oyindji anuwa oya hanagulwa sho okapuka kaponokele omapya oshiwike sha zi ko moshitopolwa shaMusati. 

Minista gwuundjolowele nonkalo nawa Kalumbi Shangula okwa ti, sigo ompaka aantu ye li 678 oya si ko mukithi gwoCovid-19, okuza esiku gwa ponokele moNamibia omvo gwa zi ko muMalitsa.

Otjomuise- Ouhonapare wOmbazu wOvaharero wa tjivisire kutja owo nEhika rOvanane vOmbazu Vovakwena oto nai  twa ungurisa omangete okusuta nawo ozohahende oku ninikiza Ehi rOvadoitji okusuta otjisuta kOtjitiro Otjindjandja tji tja tjitwa komihko imbi pokati ko 1904 no 1908.

Nambano kapeno' muÞuta ma yandjerwa oku kara no u ngumu wo no mora yomuriro mbu ma u tanana tjivarero atjihe  tjo vi namwinyo vye mbe navyo.

Avihe vi ri kekwamo na korupate ko mbongarero ohonge vyo tutumbo no vi kunwa yo va kazendu va Komumbonde tja Pukiro tji yeri 21 na 22 ko mweze imbwi, Kambundu.

Banker Oscar Capelao eats, sleeps and breathes his profession, and on top of that still finds time to travel, cycle and climb mountains.

Family, friends and fans turned up in large numbers Sunday in Krönlein to welcome home their hero, 20-year-old Rodward Stephanus, aka Roda, who became the first winner of the ‘The Search Namibia’ on 27 April 2021.

More than N$12 million was handed over to the Ministry of Health and Social Services on 29 April as part of private sector companies pledging their support to Namibia’s Vaccine Roll-out Plan 2021.

The remote rural area of Onamishu in the Oshikoto region will soon have access to fast and reliable internet provided by Telecom Namibia. The access is being facilitated by the erection of a transmission tower, expected to be completed by the end of May, by Telecom’s subsidiary, PowerCom. 

The Namibia National Power (NamPower) utility company was granted an exemption to conduct procurement on its own behalf effective from 01 May 2021 until 31 April 2023. This exemption was granted in line with Section 4(2) of the Public Procurement Act.