Month: July 2019

WINDHOEK - Chinese ambassador to Namibia Zhang Yiming yesterday said the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is ‘an important milestone’ in Africa’s quest for economic integration as it will erase trade barriers, enhance interconnection and promote industrialization on the continent.

WINDHOEK - Namibia plans to import fresh fruits and vegetables from Zimbabwe in order to close the gap for the country’s demand for fruits and vegetables.

WINDHOEK – As Namibia prepares to hand over the Sadc chairpersonship to Tanzania in August, the country feels it has delivered on advocating for the effective operationalisation of the 38th Sadc summit

WINDHOEK – Minister of Urban and Rural Development Peya Mushelenga has advised chief regional officers (CROs) to resist the temptation of engaging in corrupt practices and guard against wasteful

WINDHOEK – Zambezi Regional Governor Lawrence Sampofu says delays in completing capital projects is a serious concern in the region.

BUKALO - Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila says traditional authorities are the custodians of diverse customs and traditions and that these traditions are the glue that binds the country’s different tribal

WINDHOEK – Brave Warriors captain Dynamo Fredericks and debutant Elmo Kambindu were both on target as Namibia cruised to a comfortable 2-0 victory over the Comoros Islands during their second round first leg

WINDHOEK – Two of Namibia’s leading para-athletes Ananias Shikongo and Johannes Nambala have left for Holland to intensify their preparations for next month’s World Para-athletics Grand Prix Series taking place 28-30 August in Paris, France.

ONGWEDIVA – Iitopolwa ine konooli Etine lya za ko oya patulula pambelewa ethaneko lyenene-dhilaadhilo ndjoka lya kala poshitaafula oku za mo2015.

WINDHOEK - Presidente Hage Geingob okwa egulula pambelewa oshituthi shomauliko giipindi moBotswana shedhina Ghanzi Show mOlyomakaya ga zi ko moshilongo omo tuu moka.