The health ministry has confirmed a shortage of medicine and drugs at public hospitals, a situation that has left patients distressed, in limbo, and some at the mercy of private health facilities.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Walvis suspends two managers
The Walvis Bay Town Council on Wednesday suspended its finance manager Frans !Gonteb and credit control general manager Johanna Shidute, amidst the ongoing RedForce saga.
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Cormacks ready for Indoor Africa Cup … as opponents gear up to challenge host
Namibian national men’s and women’s indoor hockey coaches Trevor and Shayne Cormack are filled with excitement as they prepare for the upcoming Indoor Africa Cup, scheduled for 23 to 26 May in Swakopmund.
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NNOC mute on World Athletics’ prize money… as committees and federations share mixed feelings
The Namibia National Olympic Committee (NNOC), under the leadership of president Abner Xoagub, has yet to respond to the recent announcement made by World Athletics (WA) president Sebastian Coe regarding prize money for Olympians.
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NRU names test match squad
The Namibia Rugby Union (NRU) announced a squad that commenced training on Monday for the upcoming July test international window.
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Namibia a pewa oombandi ko-WHO
Ehangano lyoWorld Health Organisation (WHO) olya gandja omapapa gaali kuNamibia sho a longo nuudhiginini okushunitha pevi etaandelo lyomukithi go-HIV oshowo Hepatitis B.
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Pallets furniture put bread on table
Just across the office of the Kavango East governor, a group of five men is hard at work crafting various types of furniture from wooden pallets, all done without the use of machines.
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Mbumba a talele po Ohamba Mwadinomho
Omupresidente Nangolo Mbumba okwa ti ombili nelongelokumwe oyo oluuli lwonkalomwenyo ombwaanawa.
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Yuan Jue Private wins Spelling Bee competition
The inaugural Okahandja Circuit Secondary School Spelling Bee Competition (English) was successfully held at the Amitofo Care Centre (ACC).
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O&L forms new group exco
One if the oldest companies in Namibia, the Ohlthaver & List (O&L) Group, has announced a new chapter in its Vision 2029 journey. O&L Group is implementing significant changes aimed at revitalising its core foundation