2022-08-24Albertina Nakale The Angolan embassy in Namibia has registered more than 2 000 citizens who are eligible to vote for that country’s general elections today. View more
2022-08-24Albertina Nakale Namibia will ask CITES to allow the sustainable hunting and trade of white rhino, saying the revenue derived from it would go directly back into conservation and anti-poaching programmes as well as equipment, law enforcement, education, community initiatives, infrastructure and habitat management. View more
2022-08-25Albertina Nakale Newly-elected Swapo coordinator for Otjozondjupa Imms Namaseb has vowed all local and regional councillors and party office-bearers will soon be held accountable to a set of standards as they are expected to sign performance agreements during his five-year reign. View more
2022-08-29Albertina Nakale Environment and tourism spokesperson Romeo Muyunda says illegal sand mining, which leads to land degradation that poses threat to humans and animals, remains a challenge in northern Namibia. View more
2022-08-30Albertina Nakale Like many other nations globally, Namibia has been steadily opening up over the past few months, dropping the Covid-19 restrictions gazetted under the Environmental Health Act, 2015. View more
2022-08-30Albertina Nakale The Southern African Development Community (SADC) Electoral Observation Mission (SEOM) described the pre-election and voting phases in Angola held on the 24 August 2022 general elections as peaceful, calm and well organised, which enabled voters to express their democratic will. View more
2022-08-31Albertina Nakale The Okalongo constituency councillor, Laurentius Iipinge, has welcomed the Cabinet decision to upgrade Okalongo settlement to a village council. View more
2022-09-13Albertina Nakale Many street vendors around Otavi continue to vent their frustration, as they have no open market to sell their goods. View more
2022-09-13Albertina Nakale Farmers in the Zambezi region continue to lose their livestock at the hands of increasingly violent cattle rustlers, who the police confirmed are mainly Zambian nationals. View more
2022-09-13Albertina Nakale Various stakeholders met yesterday with the aim of finding the best options for Namibia to provide free Wi-Fi at public facilities as per the motion, which was moved in the National Assembly earlier this year. View more
2022-09-14Albertina Nakale Endowed with abundant natural free-flowing water springs, the town of Otavi continues to agitate for the ability to supply its own water and dump NamWater as its bulk supplier. View more
2022-09-15Albertina Nakale Namibia continues to face a number of pressing environmental challenges, which include bush encroachment, biodiversity loss, and climate change. View more
2022-09-16Albertina Nakale The environment and tourism ministry has confirmed that all logistical arrangements are in place to hand over eight cheetahs destined to leave for India. View more
2022-09-19Albertina Nakale Among the many exhibitors who flocked to the Okakarara trade fair was a Tanzanian young businesswoman who has taken the fashion space by storm through her unique designs of African clothes and fabrics. View more
2022-09-20Albertina Nakale The Ministry of Urban and Rural Development has authorised an amount of N$55.4 million for the Omaheke Regional Council’s operational expenditure for the 2022/23 financial year. View more
2022-09-20Albertina Nakale The Katima Mulilo Town Council is adamant the demolishing of houses two weeks ago was necessitated by the continuous refusal of illegal land occupiers to be relocated to a demarcated site. View more
2022-09-20Albertina Nakale ǂNamipeb tsî !narisarimas ministeris ge ge !khō!gâ, hoa ǂhâbasa ǀaweǁguigu dītoahe hâsa, ǁkhaisa !aruna Indiab ǁga sîǂuis !aroma. Nē !arun ge ǂoa ge wekheb di Fraitaxs, 16 Taraǁkhumuǁkhâb dis ai Indiab ǁga ge ǁkhana-ūhe. Indiab hîa Asiab di !âb ge ǁkhawa !aruna ǁnā !hūb !nâ mâi-ai!âs di projeksa ra mûǂui, ǁnā !hūb !nân ge nē ǀō-aisa !aubǀguruna 1950 kurib !nâ a ǁōǂoas khao!gâ. View more
2022-09-21Albertina Nakale Namibia has stated its position to ensure negotiators at the COP27 and particularly the developed countries fulfil the promise that a minimum of US$100 billion (approximately N$1.7 trillion) in climate finance be achieved by 2024. View more
2022-09-21Albertina Nakale Swapo backbencher Modestus Amutse has said being a government student funding recipient does not automatically mean receiving the actual funds needed, as the release of funds is dependent upon the approval of the national budget. View more
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