The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) is hosting an anti-corruption framework workshop this week in partnership with the Technical Assistance and Information Exchange (TAIEX) instrument of the European Commission.
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Shangula: Namibia committed to keeping leprosy in check
Health and social services minister Kalumbi Shangula said the Namibian government is committed to ensuring that all treatment success rates for leprosy remain high to prevent reinfection and community transmission.
Mental patient sets ward on fire
A mentally unstable patient caused considerable damage to the mental ward of the Swakopmund State Hospital after he set a room on fire on Sunday.
Okakarara primary classrooms declared uninhabitable
Following a detailed building inspection by the regional education directorate of Otjozondjupa, over seven classrooms of the Okakarara Primary School were declared unsafe and uninhabitable for learners and teachers.
Donkerpos gets electricity
The Donkerpos community in the Omaheke region’s Otjombinde constituency was overwhelmed after a solar power system was installed in their area recently.
Katima Mulilo without water for days…residents resort to polluted river
Katima Mulilo has been without potable water since Monday due to a burst water pipe.
Alweendo pours cold water on corruption allegations … quashes captured petroleum department claims
Energy minister Tom Alweendo yesterday swiftly denied weighty corruption allegations regarding the licensing of oil and gas exploration off the Namibian coast.
Opinion – The significance of early manifesto releases in Namibia’s presidential election
The upcoming Presidential election in Namibia brings to the forefront an important aspect of the political process, the timely release of political party manifestos.
Opinion – Geingob’s transparency helps break stigma around men’s health
When the Presidency issued a press release two weeks ago regarding President Hage Geingob being diagnosed with “cancerous cells”, it sent shockwaves amongst citizens, the media and political commentators alike.
Port of Walvis Bay fuel imports up …as Red Sea attacks force ships to look for alternative route
Petroleum imports at the Port of Walvis Bay, strategically located as a gateway to Southern Africa, remarkably increased by 50% during the nine-month period ending 31 December, 2023.