Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )

Minista gwuundjolowele nonkalo nawa Kalumbi Shangula okwa ti, aantu taya si  kocorona, oya pewa uuthemba okufimbikwa kaakwanezimo yawo.

... perseverance pays off for gardening initiative

President of the Namibia Basketball Federation (NBF), Nigel Mubita, has admitted that if Namibia does not seriously prioritise the construction of sport facilities at school and community levels,

Agriculture is continuously changing through innovation in science and technology. As such, the agriculture industry continues to be called upon to produce more with finite resources.

Namibia’s U/20 football side Young Warriors arrived safely in Mauritania’s capital city Nouakchott, where they will continue with preparations for their maiden appearance at the Africa U/20 Cup of Nations (Afcon), which starts this weekend.

A financial plan is a fundamental way to create a healthy platform for financial aspects in a relationship.

Keetmanshoop plans to finalise the servicing of about 700 plots through 2021 over various projects managed by the municipality.

Some Namibian individuals have in recent years made it a point to make fitness their daily bread – and like many, who start working out and taking care of their bodies, the results do pay off.

Today, President Hage Geingob presides over the official opening of parliament for 2021. Thirty-one years ago, his task was different: he presided over the last sitting of the constituent assembly that adopted the future constitution of an independent Namibia. 

At the occasion marking 31 years since the 72-member Constituent Assembly adopted the Namibian Constitution, we must take a moment to reflect on how the supreme law has served as a guiding instrument in attaining the ideals of the much-cherished independence.