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Nandi-Ndaitwah rallies votes for Swapo
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Nandi-Ndaitwah rallies votes for Swapo

Lahja Nashuuta President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has urged Namibians to rally behind the Swapo party in the upcoming regional councils and local authorities elections, saying only their vote will allow the government to deliver uninterrupted services and meet national development goals. The Swapo Central Committee, the party’s highest decision-making body between congresses, convened in Windhoek  on...

Haunted sisters plead for rescue
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Haunted sisters plead for rescue

Taimi Haihambo EENGOLO – Haunted by what she describes unseen forces and weighed down by poverty, 22-year-old Natalia Titus from Eengolo village in the Outapi constituency of Omusati region carries the scars of both spiritual and physical hardship. Titus’s life has been marked by tragedy, struggle, and mysterious hauntings that she said continue to torment...

Namibia reaffirms Palestine support with UN vote …as Israeli plot thickens
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Namibia reaffirms Palestine support with UN vote …as Israeli plot thickens

Namibia on Friday strongly demonstrated its unwavering commitment towards the self-determination and sovereignty of Palestinians, when it formed part of 142 countries that overwhelmingly voted in favour of a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestine decades-old brutal conflict. Friday’s vote endorsed a declaration outlining tangible, timebound, and irreversible steps towards a two-state solution between Israel and...

Ngurare tackles era of excuses in public service … says there will be consequences for non-delivery
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Ngurare tackles era of excuses in public service … says there will be consequences for non-delivery

Lahja Nashuuta Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare has called for urgent reforms in Namibia’s public service, warning that inefficiency, delays and bureaucratic bottlenecks will no longer be tolerated. Speaking at the launch of the Office of the Prime Minister’s (OPM) five-year strategic plan in Windhoek last week, Ngurare said too many government systems are plagued by...

‘Boy-child needs government support’
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‘Boy-child needs government support’

Zebaldt Ngaruka  WITVLEI – The founder of the 4×4 Boys2Man initiative, Sidney Boois, has called for government support to groom and coach the boy child in society.  Established in 2020, the initiative was created to uplift the boy child and give him hope through a pragmatic approach to coaching. It also addresses toxic masculinity, mental...

Police brutality allegations surface in Spitzkoppe
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Police brutality allegations surface in Spitzkoppe

WALVIS BAY – The community of Spitzkoppe is demanding answers from the Namibian police after tour guide Melvin Areseb, was allegedly severely assaulted by three officers who responded to an altercation in the area. Areseb (44) has been recovering in the Katutura State Hospital in Windhoek for the past three weeks. He has already undergone...

Swapo Tsumkwe district conference put off
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Swapo Tsumkwe district conference put off

Zebaldt Ngaruka  OKATUMBA GATE – Members of the ruling Swapo party in Tsumkwe district are at logger-heads following the postponement of the party’s district conference last weekend.  The conference was set to elect the party’s candidate for Tsumkwe constituency to contest the upcoming regional council elections slated for 26 November 2025. Royal Kxao /Ui/o/oo, the...

Namibia condemns Israeli attack on Qatar 
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Namibia condemns Israeli attack on Qatar 

Namibia has joined an intense new wave of global condemnation of Israel following Wednesday’s attack in the Qatari capital Doha, which targeted Hamas leaders who had gathered in the city to discuss an American-backed ceasefire proposal in the Gaza Strip.  Israel’s brazen strike on Doha, the metropolis of the influential Gulf state that has played...

Police allay fears over missing weapons 
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Police allay fears over missing weapons 

Namibian Police Chief, Lieutenant-General Joseph Shikongo has said there is no reason to panic following revelations that dozens of Namibian police rifles are feared to have slipped into the hands of criminal gangs in South Africa.  The reports sparked a regional security scare and raised questions about corruption and control in the country’s law enforcement...