Erongo governor Andre Neville, representing minister of Urban and Rural Development Erastus Uutoni, along with acting Erongo chief regional officer Seblonica Kauari and Zeraeua Traditional chief Manase Zeraeua this week broke ground for the laying of the Ozondati-Omatjete water pipeline.
Namibia’s green hydrogen ambitions moved a step closer to fruition after Cabinet this week approved an agreement with Hyphen Hydrogen Energy.
President Hage Geingob has elected to remain silent on the recent Supreme Court ruling recognising same-sex marriages conducted beyond Namibia’s borders, but traditional leaders have vehemently opposed the ruling.
The ministry of health on We d n e s d a y c o n f i rmed th e presence of Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic Fever (CCHF) also known as Congo Fever in the country after a male patient died on Thursday last week.
President Hage Geingob, in his commemorative message on the occasion of the 60th Africa Day, at Parliament Garden yesterday called for a peaceful, integrated, and prosperous Africa driven by its citizens.
The Ongwediva Town Council has signed a partnership and cooperation agreement with Okakarara Town Council.
Light is shining at the end of a very long tunnel for the seven remaining treason accused after Windhoek High Court acting judge Petrus Unengu set the date for the submission of arguments on the verdict on Wednesday.
The chairperson of the Council of Traditional Leaders Immanuel /Gaseb has handed over nine applications for recognition to President Hage Geingob for his approval.
The Windhoek High Court has ordered the safety and security ministry to pay an inmate N$50 000 for an assault that left him unable to get an erection. The assault took place at the Mariental Correctional Facility in May 2021.
One of the two American nationals currently on trial for the assassin-like murder of Andre Heckmair, emerged victorious on Wednesday in his assault suit against the government.