Operesidenda Hage Geingoba mena rouingi wovandu mba ri pomazemburukiro wozombura o 33 zongutukiro wa Þire kutja eriro rovaøagwa ovaheøendu novayenda ve riyandjwe kotjiwaøa nu imba ovaheøendu ve keririse oveni tjinga ava ri amave yenene.
Year: 2023
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Otjiwa¿a tjombazu tjo Unama tja yanÿimuka
Ovahongwa ponganda yomahongero wokombanda ya Namibia, ousipi oUnama, mave kuwa nokuningirwa okurikwamba korutu rwombazu okukurisa eraka nombazu ya kOuherero.
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Ovakuru novaÞi vorumbo rwa Tjozondjii mave ku ozondekurona
Avihe vi ri otja kondyero komazemburukiro oyetja 16 ozondekurona zOtjiÞiro Otjindjandja okuuta okuzembuuka imba mba tira morumbo rwa Katjombonÿi rohangauti mOtjozondjii.
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NWR donates copper wire to Cosdef
The Namibian Wildlife Resorts (NWR) recently handed over used copper wire to the Community Skills Development Foundation (Cosdef) with the aim to enhance arts and craft creation.
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NFC launches SWIFT
The Namibia Film Commission (NFC) on Wednesday launched the Namibian Sisters Working in Film and Television (SWIFT) chapter.
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Mental health conversations – Namibia, a nation in distress
Worldwide, many people are experiencing hardships due to the current economic climate.
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Maszanga on pause as Keynote carves own identity
Bronson Tjihukununa, better known as Keynote from the group called Maszanga, has been slowly carving his name as a go-to producer in the local music industry.
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Airlink spreads its wings to Nairobi
The southern African airline, Airlink, is spreading its wings with a new daily Johannesburg-Nairobi service, which will see it become the first private sector airline to offer flights on the route from 24 April 2023.
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Trustco shares resume trading on the JSE
Trustco Group Holdings (Trustco) yesterday confirmed that the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) has lifted the suspension on the trading of Trustco shares, effective immediately.
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Opinion – Celebrating forgotten heroes of the struggle
Namibia clocked 33 years of independence on 21 March 2023. As it is always sung, Namibian independence was not ushered on a platter, but it came by shedding the blood of many Namibians.