Ombiisofi gwOngeleki onkwaEvangeli paLutheran muNamibia (ELCIN Shekutaamba VV Nambala) okwa ti nando edhilaadhilo lyokulongitha oshiketha shimwe mOngeleki sho shi kale hashi zi oondjambi dhaaniilonga olya kutha ethimbo ele okutulwa miilonga, oshigongingeleki nElelongeleki onkene ngaa ya tala kutya, shino osho ompito nedhilaadhilo ewanawa lyaa shi okuhunuthwa.
Personality of the week – Gaby Diana Ahrens
Favourite international shooter/s? Correy Cogdell (USA) and Jessica Rossi (Italy).
Namibia climbs 7 places in latest netball rankings
Namibia climbed seven places in the latest netball rankings released recently by the International Netball
Federation (INF), which saw the country move from 30 to a much-improved number 23 on the latest world ratings.
Praise and gratitude to ‘selfless’ MTC…sponsorship beneficiaries in awe
Beneficiaries of the MTC mega multi-million sponsorship announced this week in the capital yesterday came out in droves to shower the local telecommunication giant for recognizing and investing in them.
San community sell portions of resettlement farm
Members of the San community resettled by the government on the resettlement Farm Oerwould in Oshikoto are involved in selling portions of the land to well-off and prominent individuals that are land-hungry.
Education readies for phase 2 reopening
Schools and educational institutions providing early childhood development learning, pre-primary learning, and primary education at grade one to three levels will resume face-to-face learning next week 7 July.
Court regards Nghipunya a flight risk
The Windhoek Magistrate’s Court said it would not take the risk of granting bail to the suspended CEO of state-owned National Fishing Corporation of Namibia (Fishcor) Mike Nghipunya, pending the finalisation of his case.
Levi gets 23 years for murder
Retribution and deterrence require that a court in sentencing take into account the pain and suffering caused by the commission of an offence to the injured party and the affected members of the community, over and above the public in general.
Give mahangu the significance it deserves – MP
National Council member of parliament Petrus Kavhura says he is stunned that Namibia continues importing maize and Mahangu as if the country does not have enough land, water and labour
10 000 tippy taps for informal settlers
Rundu informal settlement households will each get a tippy tap from the UNDP-funded program being implemented by a non-profit organisation called Development Workshop Namibia (DW), which will be donating 10 000 tippy taps to promote hygiene through handwashing.