KEETMANSHOOP – Namibia’s key dams have experienced notable increases in water levels following recent rainfall, according to the latest dam bulletin issued by the Namibia Water Corporation (NamWater) on Thursday.NamWater’s head of public relations and corporate communication, Lot Ndamanomhata, in the dam bulletin said the Hardap Dam has experienced a strong inflow of 1004.6 million cubic metres (Mm3)/second,...
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NNN vows to preserve independence and advance prosperity
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has promised to preserve the gains of Namibia’s independence on all fronts by advancing prosperity for all. She said the task facing her now is to also ensure that the unfinished agenda of economic and social advancement of Namibians is carried forward with vigour and determination to bring about shared prosperity for...
Boko headed to Windhoek for NNN inauguration
Botswana’s president Duma Gideon Boko left Gaborone for Windhoek to attend the inauguration of president-elect Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah. He said this is a historic occasion that marks a new era for Namibia, and Botswana remains committed to strengthening our deep-rooted ties, fostering regional cooperation, and advancing shared development. He wishes Namibia continued progress and prosperity under...
Water supply disruption at Walvis
NamWater has notified Walvis Bay companies and residents that the town’s water supply has been temporarily disrupted by a power outage in the Kuiseb area. At 9h00 this morning, NamWater’s Kuiseb Artisans team reported a power outage and upon investigation, it was confirmed that the outage originated from ErongoRED, NamWater spokesperson Lot Ndamanomhata said in...
Mbumba thanks Namibians for unwavering support
“I will be the first to admit that the past 13 months have not been easy by any stretch of the imagination.” These were the candid words of President Nangolo Mbumba when addressing the final Cabinet meeting of the outgoing Executive team today. Mbumba said from the very first minute after he unexpectedly ascended to...
Okamatapati league rescheduled fixtures
The Clemence Rukatero Vihajo Okamatapati Soccer League postponed its last Sunday fixtures to the weekend of 29 to 30 March 2025 in the Otjozondjupa region. Wilson Nguvauva, the league coordinator, said the postponement was caused by the heavy rain experienced in the settlement. “This is understandable as we cannot stop the rain, but our games...
Advancing whistleblower protection in Namibia
The European Union prioritises upholding the rule of law, transparency, and honesty, values that are fundamental to any democratic society; hence the EU believes that whistleblowers serve a crucial role in upholding the rule of law by exposing corruption. During the TAIEX Workshop on Advancing Whistleblower Protection in Namibia today, EU ambassador Ana-Beatriz Martins said...
Mbumba reflects on presidential journey
President Nangolo Mbumba today attended a service at Olukonda ELCIN church, in his home village to reflect on the presidency and thank the community for its unwavering support. On 4 February 2024, Mbumba’s reign was an extremely difficult experience that put him to the test in ways he never could have predicted. It was a difficult challenge for him to assume...
Flash flood warning issued
Meteorologist Odilo Kgobetsi has issued a warning about looming unfavourable weather conditions in the coming days. Flash flooding, traffic jams, crop damage and livestock losses are among the dangers ahead. He said tropical moisture is causing strong thunderstorms in the northern-central, northwest, Otjozondjupa, Omaheke, Khomas, Eastern-Hardap and eastern Karas regions. Kgobetsi advised people to avoid...
Omaheke second division set to resume
GOBABIS – After a lengthy break from sporting activities across the country, the Namport Omaheke Second-Division Football League will resume with round 11 fixtures this Sunday. Matches will take place at the Billo Nowaseb Sports Complex in Leonardville and the Legare Sports Complex in Gobabis. The action kicks off at 10h00 in Leonardville with a...









