A decision by several countries to institute bans on the exports of crucial medical supplies will have a devastating effect on Namibia and other African countries that still do not have adequate healthcare infrastructures to confront the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Mutharika a teta oonyambi opo a lwithe ombuto yoCovid-19
BLANTYRE-Omupresidente gwaMalawi, Peter Mutharika, okwa hokolola kutya ota tete oondjambi dhoshimaliwa opo a yambidhidhe mokulwitha no ku kondjitha ombuto yomukithi coronavirus na ota indile epangelo woo nalyo li kuthe ko oshiholelwa.
Aashingithi yuupana niikulya oyati etumba ngele ya tsikile oku landitha
ONGWEDIVA-Aalandithi yuupana oshowo oongeshefa ooshona tadhi landitha iikulya, oya penduka noonkundana ombwanawa sho ya li aniwa ya tseyithilwa kutya naya katsikile oku landitha.
Yeli 39 ya dhengathana miihole pethimbo lyepato lyoCovid-19
Opolisi yoshilongo oya hokolola kutya, nonande aakwashigwana oya lombwelwa yiiyuthe koompango noondjindikila dhoka dha tulwa po kepangelo ngashingeyi mboka ya kalelathana molwiihole onkee ngaa taya dhengathana nokumonithathana iihuna.
Iipotha yoCovid-19 ya londa ishewe
Nonando epangelo olya tula po oondjindikila noompango mokulwitha ombuto yoCovid -19 ndjoka ngashingeyi tayi li aantu moshilongo, omwaalu gwiipotha ya kolekwa yaantu mboka yena ombuto ndjoka onkee ngaa tagu londo.
Hours relaxed for social grant payments
WALVIS BAY – Government pension, disability and social grants will be paid out any day of the week for the next three months at any Nampost in Erongo region, starting on Tuesday this week.
Tombo brewers feel heat over booze ban
OMUTHIYA/ONGWEDIVA – The strict regulations imposed by authorities to help curb the spread of Covid-19 has not only crippled major businesses but tombo brewers in the north of the country are also feeling the heat. Many enjoy the traditional home-brewed beer, despite its considerably high volume of alcohol.
Stay at home, Shangula reiterates
Health minister Dr Kalumbi Shangula has appealed to Namibians to adhere to the partial lockdown as well as regulations imposed by government to fight Covid-19. Shangula yesterday encouraged individuals to take responsibility for measures, such as regular hygiene practises, self-isolation and social distancing.
Covid-19: Geingob reaches out to China
President Hage Geingob at the weekend praised China’s continuous efforts in the fight against Covid-19, while asking the Asian giant’s support to curb the further spread of the deadly virus.
Cops prepare for full lockdown
Deputy police chief Oscar Embubulu say they are in a preparatory stage with all the 14 regional commanders to see how best they can plan in an event of a national lockdown over the Covid-19 outbreak.