Month: October 2018

CHINCHIMANE - The tribal head of the Mafwe, Chief George Simasiku Mamili VII, has called on his subjects to live in harmony with other tribes in the Zambezi region. Mamili made these remarks at the celebration of the Annual Lusata Cultural Festival at his headquarters at Chinchimane on Sunday.

WINDHOEK - Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, who recently visited Namibia following in the royal footsteps of his grandmother Queen Elizabeth who visited in 1991 heaped praise on Namibia for displaying leadership on gender equality and climate change.

WINDHOEK – Former President Hifikepunye Pohamba says the growing demand for tertiary education in Namibia has surpassed the expectations of public tertiary institutions.  

WINDHOEK - Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) employees are expected to resume work following an agreement to backdate their salary increment of 6 percent to 18 months with effect from today.  

WINDHOEK – Founding Father Sam Nujoma yesterday joined the chorus of discontent when he spoke out strongly against the vast disparities engulfing land ownership.   

WINDHOEK – Former presidents Sam Nujoma and Hifikepunye Pohamba have both proposed that the current land conference in Windhoek finds modalities to ensure all land in the country is owned by the state in the interest of the public.

WINDHOEK – Although attendance to the land conference underway in Windhoek was beyond President Hage Geingob’s expectations, yesterday he appealled to those shunning the landmark event to join the proceedings.

WINDHOEK – Contrary to claims that some key topics were supressed ahead of the land conference, leading to mass withdrawals of some invited delegates, those very topics will actually form the backbone of this week’s proceedings.