Epangalo lyaZambia Etiyali olya pititha omushangwa kutya otali gandja omasiku gaali gefudhepo lyiilonga, nomasiku gatatu tali hulilitha omapandela ondjilakati moshilongo okugandja esimaneko oshowo okudhimbulukwa omupresidente kwa li gwaNamibia Hage Geingob.
MULTICHOICE Namibia will open channels to the rest of Africa during the memorial and funeral ceremonies of the late President Hage G Geingob on Saturday, 24 February and Sunday, 25 February 2024.
SUNDAY is set - we shall lay to rest a son of the soil, a true statesman - Hage Gottfried Geingob.
Emmency Nuukala, a former photographer at the New Era newspaper, describes the late president Hage Geingob as someone who had the ability to connect with people, and his humanity will be missed.
Today marks exactly 16 days since the gauntlet came down, the curtain closed, and the sunset on the illustrious earthly existence of President Hage Geingob.
On Sunday, 25 February, thousands of mourners at home and from around the world will swamp Heroes’ Acre to bid their final farewell to Namibia’s third democratically-elected president, the late Hage Geingob.
Following the accession of President Nangolo Mbumba to the highest office in the land, the public became embroiled in a debate on the legalities surrounding his assumption to presidency.
Nonando nuumvo aanafalama yomapya oya li ya longo nuudhiginini, oyendji oyeli taya sholola, taya ti oya hepitha oonkondo dhawo, niilya otayi ende tayi.
Uuministeli welongo owa tseyitha kutya omolwa omalongekindho gefumbiko lyomupresidente omukulu gwoshilongo, ngula, Etitano ka ku na osikola.
During the night shift on Monday 19 February, the production team of Volkswagen Group Africa celebrated a milestone when the 1.5-millionth vehicle built for export in South Africa’s Kariega rolled off the line.