Finland president, Sauli Niinistö will be on a state visit to Namibia from Thursday to Friday, after concluding a similar exercise in South Africa the previous day.
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Food vouchers for flood victims
Various humanitarian organisations are embarking on an initiative to supply food items and food vouchers to a number of people that were flooded and displaced by floods in Ohangwena region.
Erongo Marine workers share N$13 million
Erongo Marine Enterprise is proof that ordinary Namibians can benefit and build wealth through the country’s natural resources.
Army rocked by nepotism claims
The Namibian Defence Force is under scrutiny over alleged nepotism in the drafting of around 100 members to attend the Professional Qualified Officer Course currently underway at Rooikop base in Walvis Bay.
Governor wants drought emergency declared
Zambezi governor Laurence Sampofu yesterday requested President Hage Geingob to declare a state of emergency over the impending drought situation that has gripped the northern part of the country.
On the Spot with Dr Audrin Mathe
Catch 'On the Spot' tomorrow as we engage MICT executive director Audrin Mathe on various media issues.
Lando to appeal defeat against Shinima…as headbutt saw him lose fight
Angolan boxer Henrique Lando and his team are disappointed with the win awarded to his Namibian opponent Charles Shinima on Saturday.
Shalulile reaches 100-goal mark
Local football analysts have lauded Shalulile for reaching his 100-goal mark.
Kaliteka, Megameno win maiden David Namwandi half-marathon
Victoria Kaliteka from Unam and Mateus Megameno from IUM were crowned the winners of the inaugural David Namwandi Trust Annual Half-Marathon women’s and men’s races on Saturday.
Gamadas blames loss on lack of discipline
Okahandja FC head coach Mecdoline Gamadas yesterday blamed her team’s poor performance on the lack of discipline from the players, saying it cost them valuable points in the ongoing Women’s Super League.