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The year 2023 has been grappled with highs and lows. We look at some of the events that made waves:

As the curtain draws close on 2023 with only a week left until we welcome 2024, it’s time to reflect on the dynamic and eventful year that unfolded within the halls of the Namibian Parliament. 

The Kavango West region is the youngest among the 14 regions, and came into existence in 2013 when the then Kavango region was split into two.

Ouministeli wounamapya onghela owa li wa ka yandja eedjapo kovanhu va fika 29 moshitukulwa shaKavango East ovo va li tave lihongele ounamapya okupitila moshinyangadalwa shoToT Training.

At a Swapo Party star rally in Oshakati on 8 November 2023, former Ohangwena governor Usko Nghaamwa stood up to introduce himself to party supporters.

The Otjiungukua football and netball teams won the first edition of the late Nanaki Kandjii commemoration tournament on Monday at Okomukaru Sports Ground in Aminuis.

A handful of the country’s leading golfers are crying foul after their apparent mysterious omission from a list of golfers invited to tee off in the upcoming four-day Royal & Ancient (R&A) Golf Club Tourney, slated for the 21February 2024 in neighbouring South Africa.

Windhoek Central nurses’ home to be revamped

The ‘Leaving No One Behind’ project seeks to promote the sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) of young mothers through livelihood skills training and information-sharing on gender-based violence (GBV) and SRHR.

In May this year, the G7 grouping of seven major industrial countries announced that they are considering measures to restrict the sale of Russian diamonds.