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Chinese ambassador to Namibia, Zhang Yiming, has heaped praise on President Hage Geingob and his government for having acted boldly without wasting time by declaring the recent state of emergency.

SHIGHURU - The Chinese embassy in Namibia last week has donated food parcels and household items to 230 families at Shighuru village.
This is after officials from the Chinese embassy visited the village and observed the deplorable state the people in the area were living in.

The Embassy of the United States (US) in Namibia has begun with groundwork on its state-of-the-art embassy office in Klein Windhoek.
Embassy spokesperson Walter Parrs revealed this on Friday.

Otjomuise-Nandarire kutja ngunda ozosikore notu veze two ma hongero w kombanda ngunda twa pata nganduu komatjivisiro yarwe, kehi yomazeva ngena otji¿a no ru kondwa orutjavari romapatero mena romuntjise imbwi o Corona, ousupi o Covid- 19, o ministera yo ma hongero poo ovirata vyo tuveze two ma hongero wo kombanda, maviyenene oku twapo omirari kangamwa ovanatje kutja vengunda ama vehongwa.

The ministry of environment has put down four elephants, which were part of a large group terrorising villagers and damaging crops of communal farmers in the north. 

The De Beers group has donated N$900 000 to women’s shelters in Namibia to alleviate the pressure in response to the increased gender-based violence resulting from Covid-19.

Keetmanshoop – Urban constituency councillor Maxie Minnaar said she has exercised her duties with distinction and diligence since she started serving members of the public.

It was not easy being a village girl then you find yourself in a big town where you barely know anyone, seized with only one option – to fend and explore the harsh realities of this world, says Lavinia Hautoni (19), a first-year Pre-Engineering student at Unam.

As if being pregnant was not enough to make a woman anxious, expectant and new mothers are left to navigate through pregnancy and delivery with even more anxiety and challenges due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The trial of Affirmative Repositioning (AR) land activist Dimbulukeni ‘Dee’ Nauyoma has been postponed to 19 May this year.