Ompangulilo yaMagestalata mOkahao oya tindile omulumentu gwomimvo 20 eifutilemo mondjendhililo sho anuwa a dhengagula okanona komimvo omugoyi nodhalate yolusheno e teka fike nomeya gafuluka.
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Yatano ya mangwa nomayego gompanda
Opolisi oyi li molukongo lwaalumentu yaali yomaalumentu yaheyali mboka ya adhika nomayego gompanda moWindhoek.
Babakulubelwa mwapulao ya Otjomuise basiala mwatolongo
Bababeli hala babane bane batamilwe kungunganwa mwapulao ya Christoph Frederick, yo situpu sahae nesi fumanwi sipumilwe mapunu viki yefelile Labune mwa 7de Laana mwa Otjomuise, neba hanezwi kulibelela taba yabona kwande haba bonahala mwakhuta yenyinyani ya Katutura Labubeli.
Oranjemund unveils strategic plan
In a landmark event attended by key stakeholders, the Oranjemund Town Council last week officially launched its five-year strategic plan for 2024-2029.
NamPower’s N$2 billion loan to ensure grid stability
The N$2 billion credit facility that Namibia recently secured from the World Bank consists of an inclusive package of loans and grants.
Hydrogen ship beckons for Namibia
In collaboration with Cleanergy and the Port of Antwerp-Bruges, the Namibia Ports Authority (Namport) will introduce the world’s first hydrogen-powered vessel to Namibian waters.
On the spot – GiPF’s sustainability and investment strategy
After nearly four months at the helm of the largest pension fund in the country, CEO and principal officer of the Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) Martin Inkumbi (MI) recently sat down with New Era for a comprehensive analysis of the fund.
Man pours boiling water on child
The Okahao Magistrate’s Court on Friday denied bail to 20-year-old Amoni Iindongo for allegedly scalding an eight-year-old boy with boiling water after he caught the child stealing food from his house.
RedForce contracts under scrutiny… CPBN did not handle any procurement applications
No exemption or approval was granted by the line ministry for local authorities and state-owned enterprises (SOEs) to acquire external debt-collection services.
Angolan children to be taken off streets
The Angolan children roaming the streets across the country will be rounded up and taken to a safe place before the end of June, minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security Albert Kawana has said.








