Namibians should be at the forefront of supporting initiatives to educate the Namibian child, National Council chairperson and Mankumpi constituency councillor Lukas Sinimbo Muha has stated.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
Kabbe South cattle hit by pasteurella
Cattle farmers in the Zambezi region, particularly in the flood plains of the Kabbe South constituency, have been hit hard by a sickness which continues to wipe out their cattle. The farmers say they have approached the regional veterinary office for assistance, but to no avail.
Grow Namibia launches online tickets
The Grow Namibia Foundation, a trailblazing initiative dedicated to conservation, sustainability, and community empowerment, announced the launch of a groundbreaking ticketing and permit booking system.
Workers implored to employ compound interest
With the construction sector experiencing a significant downturn in recent years, many workers have faced job insecurity and a lack of social protection.
Crop producers face market access challenges
Accessing existing markets to sell fresh produce remains a challenge for Namibians entering the crop production field, resulting in these farmers struggling to recoup their investments or make meaningful profits.
Africa’s first public hydrogen refuelling station…Cleanergy kicks off with N$4 billion plant with onsite production
Bricklaying of Africa’s first public green hydrogen refuelling station commenced last week Thursday, with Finance and Public Enterprises’ minister Iipumbu Shiimi officiating at the event.
Omalukanda gatano mOshakati itaga tembudhwa
Elelo lyondoolopa yaShakati nando lya kala nokutembundhila omalukanda kehala limwe kOnawa, olya ti omalukanda ge li gatano itaga ka tembudhwa.
Gciriku plead ignorance of court order
Afaction within the Gciriku royal family, along with the Gciriku Traditional Authority (GTA), has coronated Muraghuli Felix Mashika as the successor to the late hompa Kassian Shiyambi, who died in November 2019.
ARAF urged to diversify
Local entrepreneurs were urged to come up with more innovative ideas and to diversify and add value to their products and services.
Baby killer guilty
A man from Rundu was convicted of murder with direct intent for slashing his one month old baby’s stomach open with a traditional knife.









