Lockdown restrictions in many countries around the world due to the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) global pandemic have resulted in the growing trend of people growing fruit and vegetables at home.
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2020-04-142024-05-06Business
Finance ministry clarifies Emergency Income Grant processes
The Ministry of Finance has clarified that people receiving social grants on behalf of others, such as orphans or vulnerable children and other relatives, do not qualify for the Emergency Income Grant (EIG). The finance ministry this weekend explained that the EIG system does not allow for double benefits for any person whose ID number is registered for any sort or social grant and those who will attempt to apply will be declined.
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2020-04-142024-05-06Business
MUN accuses mines of using Covid-19 as cover for retrenchments
The Mineworkers Union of Namibia (MUN) is accusing some mining houses in the country of taking advantage of the current vulnerability during the Covid-19 pandemic by victimising workers in the form of retrenchment.
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2020-04-142024-05-07National
800 kaidisis xa a !nāsa malarias ǁhōna Kavangob ǃnâ
RUNDUS – Ministris ǂUrusib dis Kavango Huriǂoas tsî Kavango Aiǂoas ǀkharikha ǃnâs ge 827 malarias ǁhōna ǁnā ǀkharikha ǃnâ ra ǃnuri tsî nēs ǀkha ǁanǂgāsabena ra ǂgan in ǀûitsîna ǁkhaubas xūna sîsenū tsî ǂapaǂoas malarias disa ǁkhae.
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2020-04-142024-05-07National
Erongo Reds ge N$1 miljunsa Covid-19 ǃkhamǃoas ǃaroma go mā
ǃGOMENǁGAMS - ǃNanǀgaib ǃoabade mās ǂnûiǂgās, Erongo Reds ge N$1 miljuns marisa Covid-19 Namibiab a ǂhabase ǃkhamǃoas ǃaroma ge mā, nē ǁōs hîa Namibiab tsîna ge ǂgaeǂgāsa. N$800 000 ge nē marisa xu Erongo ǀkharib !nâ nî sîsenūhe, ǂkhawusa ǁanǂgāsabena ǂkhari-omn tsî ǂhâbasa xūn nē ǁōsa ǁkhaubas ǃnâ a ǂhâbasan ǀkha huis ase. ǃGau ra ǀammi N$200 000 dib ge ǃHūb di ǂŌǂōsib ǂGaes ǃnâ nî ǂgâ hîa ǀgūǁae ge ǂnuwihesa, ǂhanuba nē corona virus di ǂapaǂoasa ǁkhaes ǃnâ nî huise.
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2020-04-142024-05-07National
300 Xa a ǃnāsa khoen ge ǁkhaubasens ǃaroma ǀguri hâ kaihe hâ
ǃNakaǂnôa Ministers Esther Muinjangues ge ge ǂanǂan, ǁaupexan 302 khoena ǂâisāhe ra Covid-19 ǁōs ǀkha noxopa ǃkharaga hâǃkhain Namibiab din tawa ūǀgarahe hâsa. Nausas ge ǁîsa ge mî, 34 khoen hîa Netherlandsa xu ge a ǂgâxa tsî 14 tsēdi ǁaeba ǀguri Greiters Konferensi Senters, ǀAeǁgams aiǂoas ǃauga ǁgoes tawa ūhâhe hâ in, tsîn ge ǁîn ǂgaoǀkhāsa ǁaeba a dītoasa.
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2020-04-142024-04-30Front Page News
Coronavirus endangalati enene mondjila yiiyemo yoongeleka
Pwaa na ongalo yomOsoondaha, oongeleka odhindji moshilongo odhi uvite uudhigu wompumbwe yoshimaliwa konima sho noongeleka dha kunkililwa dhi pate omolwomukithi gwoCovid-19.
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2020-04-142024-05-07Eenguhudana
Nghaamwa ta zi koshipundi shuungoloneya a kundukidhwa kuuntsa
Ngoloneya ta zi koshipundi sho oshikako she she ya pehulilo Usko Nghaamwa okwa t ota zi koshipundi netumba, ta ti okwa halela ompolo ngoka te ya koshipundi. Omunamimvo 76 oshiwike sha zi ko okwa hulitha po oomvula 15 dhokukala ngoloneya gwoshitopolwa shaHangwena nokwa li a pingenwa po kwaangoka e li omukuluntuwiliki gwElelondoolopa lyEenhana Walde Ndevashiya.
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2020-04-142024-05-07National
Why Africa’s coronavirus outbreak appears slower than anticipated
JOHANNESBURG – When Africa’s first case of coronavirus was detected in Egypt in February, the rest of the continent prepared for the brunt of a pandemic that has engulfed Europe and spread to the United States, infecting more than 1.6 million worldwide.
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2020-04-142024-05-02Sports
NFA to meet sports minister, hopeful about CAS cases
The Namibia Football Association (NFA) will this coming Thursday meet with new Minister of Sport, Youth and National Service to pave way for a mutual working relationship, while also working on modalities around the association’s three cases at the Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS).