The Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety, and Security issued 92 330 birth certificates this year through fixed and mobile registration units, Deputy Minister Lucia Witbooi said on Wednesday.
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Ombalantu village leaders sworn in ahead of festive season
Nine village leaders were sworn in under the Ombalantu Traditional Authority at Outapi in Omusati region on Wednesday.
Germany to fund upgrade of Windhoek water treatment plants
The German government continues to support Namibia’s sustainable development efforts in the water sector, and recently agreed to finance the rehabilitation of Windhoek water treatment plants.
Otjiungukua emerge victorious at Omongua tourney
The Otjiungukua netball and football teams won the annual Omongua football and netball tournament on Monday.
Capricorn Eagles in good start…stumble against hosts
Namibia’s Capricorn Eagles got off to a flying start in the 2023 final leg of the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) Women’s T20 World Cup Africa Qualifier by beating Nigeria via a 9-run victory in their first match of the tournament on Saturday.
Personality of the week – Meet Hanganeni, queen of the track
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‘A new normal’: Migrants huddle in open-air camps on US border
Hundreds of migrants who cross into the United States from Mexico each day are being herded into open-air camps, where they have no access to food or water.
Govt: South Africa to build new nuclear plants
South Africa, battling crippling power blackouts, plans to add 2 500 megawatts of new nuclear generation, the government announced on Tuesday.
Zim’s drought kills 100 elephants
At least 100 elephants have died in Zimbabwe’s biggest national park as water holes have dried up, an international animal welfare group said on Monday.
Kenya ‘out of debt distress’- Ruto
President William Ruto said on Tuesday that Kenya was emerging “out of debt distress”, touting his economic policies despite public anger over tax hikes and slashed subsidies as the country marked its 60th independence anniversary.