Namibians sacrificed their lives for freedom and equality with the hope of living in harmony and unity. This is amplified in the preamble of the Constitution, which states that Namibians will strive to achieve national reconciliation and foster peace, unity and a common loyalty to a single state.
As a hydrology specialist for geographic information systems (GIS), Fillemon Shatipamba is committed to environmental conservation, water security, and community development to protect the country’s water resources from natural harm.
It is better to be cautious of any unscheduled contact to avoid disappointment, particularly at this time of the year when scams and fraud are known to escalate during the build-up to the festive season.
A total of 51 vehicles were reportedly stolen in the Ohangwena region over the last 22 months.
There is a need to relieve pressure on communities experiencing overcrowding of livestock and land degradation, hence the government’s commitment to protect resettlement is a fundamental aspect of social justice.
The solar plant at the Gobabis Vocational Training Centre was officially handed over by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) earlier this week.
Karibib CEO Lesley Goraseb has resigned.
Fretful residents marched to the Katima Mulilo Town Council on Wednesday to hand over a petition to mayor Lister Shamalaza, demanding the cessation of RedForce services.
The Tsandi Village Council has formalised the informal settlement in the town after it allocated 300 to 500 square metres of land to each resident living in the area.
In his quest for his people to take their rightful place in Namibia’s history, Ovambanderu paramount chief Eben Tjozohongo Nguvauva will head to the coastal towns this weekend.