KATIMA MULILO – Yomuhulu wasipokola mwasikiliti sa Zambezi uli kalulo yabubeli yamuseco walihalaupa la Kalahari izamaya hande mwasikiliti.
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Business as usual as threats of trucking violence escalate
WINDHOEK – South African Transport and Logistics industries have distanced themselves from an anticipated truck driver’s strike in that country today, saying they do not support calls for national
A Cappella Music Festival attracts hundreds
WINDHOEK – The first ever A Cappella Music Festival in the country which took place over the weekend at Vegkop Stadium attracted a large crowd and left fans and participants craving for more.
Big Ben gives fans a special August treat
WINDHOEK – Local musician Venaune Kandukira, known as Big Ben, decided to end the ‘year of August’ in style by hosting a free music show at The Pub Corner in Olympia over the weekend. “I decided to give you a
Japan pledges N$42 million to Namibia’s TVET
WINDHOEK – The Japanese government has pledged a grant of N$42 million for equipment to used in technical and vocational education and training (TVET) in Namibia, State House announced yesterday.
IPPR wants review of law governing Meatco and Meat Board
WINDHOEK - The legislation governing the Meat Board of Namibia and Meatco should be reviewed to do away with overlaps and clarify roles in relation to industry regulatory, promotion and trading functions.
China-Namibia relations one of the best in Africa – Zhang
WINDHOEK - The Chinese Ambassador to Namibia Zhang Yiming has described the diplomatic relations between his country and Namibia as one the best on the African continent. “China-Namibia relationship is the among the best in China-Africa relationships,” said Zhang.
Ndawanifa urges community to report unknown objects
ONGWEDIVA – The Constituency Councillor of Omulonga Erickson Ndawanifwa has appealed to the residents of Ohangwena to report any foreign objects they may find in their areas.
26 minors raped in two months … 57 rape cases during same period
WINDHOEK – Of the 57 rape cases recorded during July and August this year, 26 cases involved minors, police said.
Germany donates N$167m to drought relief in Kavango East
BWABWATA NATIONAL PARK – German Minister for Economic Cooperation Development Gert Müller on Saturday announced a donation of 10 million euros (N$167 million) to fightng the drought in Kavango East Region.