KATIMA MULILO – Katengo katolopo ya Katima Mulilo kalilimanisize muzamaisi wa kona wa litaba za mulao, silikani ni lisebelezo za katengo, Patrick Lifasi Lilungwe. Mwa liñolo lene lipatalalizwe Lasunda ki sibuabui wa katengo katolopo, Chrispin Muyoba, nekutaluswa kuli kulilimaniswa neku kalile la 10 Njimwana, kulatelela kalulo ya mulao ya bu 29(6)(b) Ozamaisa Katengo Katolopo. Liñolo neli talusa kuli Lilungwe hakuna...
Red Force ilaela kuli Sankwasa aikupele maiswalelo
KATIMA MULILO – Kampani yebona za kukoleka likoloti ili yezibahala ka Red Force, ilaezi simubuso kuli Likwambuyu wa Zwelopili ya Libaka za Litolopo ni Matakanyani, James Sankwasa, aikupele maiswalelo hala taba ya kulubelwa kuli nabulezi kanako ya mukopano wa sicaba la 11 Njimwana 2025 mwa Katima Mililo. Kanako ya mukopano one ubuhiswa falikepe la Katengo katolopo la Facebook, likwambuyu na...
FNB, RMB drive action against financial crime
As International Fraud Awareness Week underscores the global urgency to combat financial crime, FNB and RMB Namibia convened a high-level engagement focused on fraud awareness and cybersecurity. The event brought together senior decision-makers and risk officers to address the escalating threat of fraud and cybercrime, issues that compromise not only individual security but the resilience and trust underpinning entire businesses...
Owrestling ya fika monooli
Auleria Wakudumo Ongwediva- Okakomisi komaudano moNamibia melongelokumwe noNamibia Wrestling Federation ova eta ehongo loudano wa pumba monooli, oudano wowrestling. Hamushangadjai wokakomisi komaudano Anke Erasmus okwa holola kutya okakomisi okali ka endela unenenene edjaleko lomapapa ovatoolinghundana vomaudano moikondo ya yooloka ndele tava tokola opo yoo vat wale ehongo moshiwana kombinga yowrestling. Devin Benhard, omudeuli woAfterschool Center Wrestling Club oye ali e...
MTC, Telecom win Universal Service Fund bid
The successful bidders to implement phase 2 of the Universal Service Fund (USF) project are MTC and Telecom Namibia, which secured contracts to deploy infrastructure to connect underserved rural areas. The second phase of the deployment totals more than N$42 million. The sites awarded under this phase of the USF will facilitate the construction of new Radio Access Network (RAN)...
COTA Namibia’s Creative Hub
Pinehas K Pinehas The College of the Arts Namibia (COTA), the leading arts education institution, was founded in 1971 as a classical music conservatoire. This was revealed in an interview with the institution’s rector, Angelika Schroeder. Schroeder said the college started as a Windhoek conservatory, where classical music was practiced. This was based on an orchestra, where students played different...
Unam graduates turn history into art
Monika Amunyela The National Art Gallery of Namibia (NAGN) opened its doors to the University of Namibia’s Visual Art Department graduates who exhibited art work that celebrates history and personal experiences. Opening the exhibition, Beau-Ann Ferris, the marketing and communication manager at NAGN highlighted the emotional depth behind the work on display, “the works you see here tonight are rooted...
Namibia needs US$15b for climate goals
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah told the G20 Summit in Johannesburg on Saturday that Namibia needs US$15 billion to meet its climate goals, warning world leaders that the country cannot meet its adaptation needs without major international support. Speaking during the high-level session on disaster risk reduction, climate change, the just energy transition and food systems, the President said Namibia is facing...
ECN ready to roll
With only two days before Namibians vote, the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) says it is fully ready for Wednesday’s Regional Councils and Local Authorities elections, after correcting all ballot paper discrepancies and delivering materials to every region. This assurance was given on Saturday by ECN Chief Electoral and Referenda Officer Peter Shaama, who delivered the commission’s second pre-election briefing...
NNN warns G20 on global inequality
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah on Saturday told world leaders at the G20 Summit in Johannesburg that the current global financial system is worsening poverty and threatening economic stability, urging major economies to reform debt rules and ensure fairer development for all. Speaking during the session on inclusive and sustainable economic growth on the African continent for the first time, on Saturday, ...