Konyara wokusika ko 200 vanona vareta varwi vanare nkera kavavagusirepo pevango olyo ava pong ova[porosi nokuruganesa yitran hasie, konyima tupu apa kavamenge mberewa ozo nomauketanga pevero lyokuhwililira, morwa asi ministeli kapi zina kusikisamo kweyi vana hara. Vantu ntazimwe, nomukeke gomakwedi 14, kavavadimwine vaporosi morwa kavaruganesere veta zokuponga mepuko ntani awo kavalyaterere pwahan
mbunga ezi zakarerapo vakansela wonondango donodoropa nonositata moNamibia presidente gwawo Samuel !Oe``-Amseb katente asi epangero lyahepa kupa vakansela wonomukunda eyi yava wapera yipo vakute wokugava asi ngapi nazikara doropa ntani wokudiva younkurungu omu navagava yirugana yompumbwe konondnango dodoropa.
Mental health problems have been on a steady increase in Namibia, with suicide cases on the rise and more and more people, especially the youth, find themselves in need of help with nowhere to turn to.
Unfair labour practices and delaying tactics in dealing with labour cases were once again in the spotlight after employees of Pick n Pay accused the labour ministry of failing to hold the retailer accountable for their prolonged labour dispute.
The United States of America’s First Lady Jill Biden has arrived in Namibia to discuss issues that will empower women and youth.
The executive director in the ministry of health Ben Nangombe has expressed concern over the Central Procurement Board of Namibia’s decision to cancel the multimillion-dollar medical tender that caused major public uproar last month.
Onga oshinakugwanithwa shelelo lyondoolopa yaKahao, otaku ka longithwa omilliona N$1.2 okutula oteya ondjila yoholondo yaFidel Castro.
The Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Eswatini Cleopas Sipho Dlamini, as the current chair of the Southern African Customs Union (SACU), officially announced the finalisation of the SACU Tariff Offer on 18 February 2023.
The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN) gave notice that on Friday, 17 February 2023, it has commenced with the auctioning process for radio
frequency spectrum bands 694-790 MHz and 790-862 MHz allocated to International Mobile Telecommunications (IMT) services on a primary basis.
Heavy rain with strong wind left inhabitants of Shamaghongo village in the Mukwe constituency stranded after their homesteads were damaged last Wednesday. Their housing structures were damaged, with roof sheets blown away and thatch roofs destroyed.