ǁNāpab ge 45 ǁōgu, koro kurin !naka hâ ǀgôaron hîa ǂûǂûxase ǂû tama is ǀkha a !gae-aresa !aromadi xa ge ǁōna ǂguro !khare !âb nē kurib dib !nâ !nuri hâ is khao!gâb ge Omaheke khariba ai!gûgaru, ǂûn ǀorosib tsî !gâiǂâu tamase ǂûs di !gomsin ǀkha !khamsa, ǂKhoesaob tsî Aoǁkhumuǁkhâb hâkha di ǁaeb !nâb ge ǀgui ǁō-i tsî 11 ǀasa !nae!khaide a !nurise.
The Suide Boere Netwerk (SBN), a group primarily consisting of communal and resettled farmers from the southern pockets of the country, recently held a successful mini-show that attracted over 388 animals of various breeds.
Many of our farmers are trying their level best to keep their heads above water in the midst of a piercing drought that has hit most parts of the country, especially the northwestern, south and northeastern areas.
As the famous adage goes, “A father’s love and guidance are more than a hundred schoolmasters.”
Otjozondjupa governor James Uerikua is deeply bothered by the continued trend of exporting livestock on the hoof and warned that if left unchecked, it could collapse the local meat sector.
In the ever-changing landscape of financial planning, the importance of life cover stands tall as a cornerstone of security and peace of mind. While life cover itself is a fundamental safeguard, the concept of tailoring it to one’s individual needs adds a layer of sophistication that can make all the difference.
Mobile Telecommunications Limited (MTC), Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) and Methealth Namibia Administrators have inked an agreement to collaborate through research, technology and innovation.
Hello, dear reader, I am Teobarde Titus, and I want to share a gripping tale that unfolded one unforgettable night in Windhoek. I was just an 18-year-old (now 20), full of dreams and ambitions when my pursuit of higher education led me to the University of Namibia (Unam).
he waiting wardfor expectant mothers at Eenhana has become overcrowded due an influx of pregnant women, which has outweighed its carrying capacity.
Michael Uerikua, a representative of the civil society organisation ‘Otjisuta Otjetu Oveni Association’, earlier this year presented a crucial document to the United Nations Permanent Forum on People of African Descent (PFPAD) outlining how the Reparatory Justice Commission could assist the Herero and Nama people during their negotiation talks with the German federal government.