RUNDU- Vaporosi vaNamibia kavakwete vanonagona vavali wonomvhura 17 ntani 18, konyima tupu apa kavahokwene nokudipaga mumati gona modoropa sinkwa ntani. Vagazarera ava vavali ngesi tavakamoneka kompanguro neyina. Nakufa ava kwakara Paulus Kahili, gomontambondunge 8, posure zelipakerero poSikanduko. Sihorokwadona esi kasihorokere moRundu kevango vatura asi lyonongesefa pokatji kaAgro Marketing naTrade agency ntani Puma moruha ronzira zaJohn Mutorwa. “Yitundwamo kuna kumoneka nawa...
Air Namibia mokumutengwidiremo kapi yinakara pelikwamo – Nekundi
Rudolf Gaiseb Ministera goyirugana nougendero Vekko Nekundi kayizeresere asi ministeli kapi zina kara nelikwamo lyoku kawapukurura ndi kutengwida Air Namibia, nye kuna kara negano lyokukatulisapo nodira dosirongo. Age katente asi etokoro lyangesi kapi lina kara asi kapi yina kara tupu asi egano lyomomutwe morwa nodira nado kuretamo uwa kupitira moekonomi lyosirongo. Nongendeseso nadinye moomu dawapera natudikwama asi nodira kuvhura diwize...
City looking at installing EV-charging
The City of Windhoek is in the process of evaluating the demand for electric vehicle (EV)-charging stations, considering factors such as the current EV market size, projected growth and integration into the city’s broader transport and energy frameworks. This assessment is expected to help inform the city’s policy decisions and investment strategies to ensure infrastructure development aligns with demand. Responding...
SITA finalises CCM acquisition to redefine airport functionality
As airports invest heavily in automation, biometrics, security, self-service and personalised commercial services, terminal layouts must evolve alongside these innovations. The traditional model involving rows of check-in counters, static security areas and inefficient passenger flows no longer makes sense. Instead, airports need seamless integration, where smart technology and intelligent design work together to reduce congestion and make the most out...
NamPower secures mobile sub-stations
The Namibia Power Corporation (NamPower) has acquired two mobile sub-stations worth N$55 million, improving its ability to rapidly restore power during transformer failures. Speaking to Nampa after the arrival of the two substations here on Tuesday, NamPower Senior Engineer Elsebi Gadney said the substations are rated at 20 megavolt-amperes (MVA), offering versatile voltage ratios of 132/66kV to 33/11kV and 132/66kV...
Germany invests N$32 billion in joint ventures with Namibia
Lahja Nashuuta Germany has invested N$32 billion in the form of financial and technical support for collaborative projects in Namibia since the country’s independence. This funding consists of a combination of grants and preferential loans. Thorsten Hutter, the German Ambassador to Namibia, made this revelation at a recent event in Windhoek celebrating 35 years of German-Namibia development cooperation. “We are...
Opinion – A call for equality, economic emancipation
Dr. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah’s appointment as the fifth and first female President of Namibia marks a monumental milestone that signals a new era for the country. Her rise to the presidency was not a sudden turn of events, as her career in public service spans decades, marked by pivotal roles in government and diplomacy that have equipped her with the skills...
Opinion – The Wise Immanuel: A selfless servant
The Cabinet appointments by Her Excellency Dr. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah stand out prominently. These appointments are grounded in meritocracy and driven by a genuine desire for competency-based outcomes. Additionally, there is an understanding that competency will lead to tomorrow’s leaders, emphasising that the time for authentic action, real commitment to our people, and diligence in our tasks is now, not later....
North under nature’s siege
Victoria Immanuel Festus Hamalwa The forces of nature seem to conspire against residents in Namibia’s northern regions, as floodwaters continue to affect more communities. This disruption has an impact on schooling and daily life for those living in its wake. Added to this is a severe outbreak of armyworm attacks on crops, raising concerns about a weak harvest, as most...
Energy, economy at centre of Nam-Russia ties
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah said Namibia must maximise economic benefits from its natural resources, particularly uranium, through value-addition rather than raw material exports. She said this during a high-level meeting with Russian deputy prime minister Yury Trutnev on Tuesday. Taking the media through intricate details of the closed-door meeting, presidential spokesperson Alfredo Hengari said the two leaders focused on economic cooperation,...