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Zaamwani lands top Cabinet job
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Zaamwani lands top Cabinet job

Seasoned executive and former presidential advisor on constitutional affairs and private sector interface Inge Zaamwani has landed what many opine is the biggest ministerial portfolio in terms of contribution to GDP. Yesterday, President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah appointed her as a non-voting member of the National Assembly.  She then appointed Zaamwani as the new minister of Agriculture,...

Three more arrests in Namdia heist
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Three more arrests in Namdia heist

Eba Kandovazu  Namibian Police Force Deputy Inspector General Elias Mutota has confirmed the arrest of three family members in connection with the Namib Desert Diamonds (Namdia) diamond heist that took place in Windhoek in January 2025.The arrested trio has been identified as George Cloete, his wife Charmaine Cloete, and his brother Bino Cloete.  Mutota could...

Govt sport budget boost sparks optimism  …Responsibility across sector with allocations 
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Govt sport budget boost sparks optimism  …Responsibility across sector with allocations 

The Namibian government’s latest budgetary allocation under the sports sector has been met with widespread praise.  Stakeholders have welcomed the substantial increase as a sign of serious commitment to sport development and youth empowerment.  The ministry’s total allocation of N$1.3 billion reflects a 46% increase from the previous financial year.  This move is seen by...

‘I’m no political chameleon’ – Kauandenge 
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‘I’m no political chameleon’ – Kauandenge 

Lahja Nashuuta Like him or hate him, Joseph Kauandenge has cemented himself as an omnipresent figure in contemporary Namibian politics. He is not going anywhere anytime soon, either. He surprised the nation on Monday by unveiling the Association for Localised Interests (Asoli), weeks after denying any ties to it. It is a newly-registered political movement,...

Shikongo reads Ngungula traders Riot Act
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Shikongo reads Ngungula traders Riot Act

OSHIKANGO – Inspector General of the Namibian Police Joseph Shikongo has warned individuals involved in smuggling fuel at Oshikango to stop attacking and robbing Namibians at the border. “Behave at all times whenever you are trading. Don’t harm our people because they are innocent,” he stressed. Shikongo was speaking to traders, predominantly from neigbouring Angola,...

Resurrection marks Oshilemba’s journey
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Resurrection marks Oshilemba’s journey

OSHILEMBA – “For where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I among them,” reads the biblical book of Matthew 18:20.  This scripture rang true on Sunday as members of the Oshilemba Evangelical Lutheran Church in Namibia (ELCIN) parish gathered in joyful celebration for the official inauguration of their newly-rebuilt church building,...

NFA, Blue Waters condemn alleged referee assault 
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NFA, Blue Waters condemn alleged referee assault 

The Namibia Football Association (NFA) league director Mabos Vries has spoken out strongly against violence in football, following allegations that Young African head coach Maleagi Ngarizemo physically assaulted referee Johannes Ndango after his team’s 3-1 loss to Blue Waters in Walvis Bay this past weekend. Vries said the NFA is aware of such an incident...