The government has announced the auction of 26 384 metric tonnes of its governmental objective horse mackerel quota to the highest bidder.
Month: February 2024
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Unam launches bridging programme
The University of Namibia launched a readiness programme on Thursday to help students acquire the requisite marks for acceptance into the university.
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Dausab: Israel’s brutal occupation evokes apartheid memories
Namibia, through Minister of Justice Yvonne Dausab and international lawyer Phoebe Okowa, presented oral statements on Friday at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, Netherlands on the legal consequences arising from the policies and practices of Israel in the occupied Palestinian territory, including East Jerusalem.
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From peasant to president
Proud because a boy who was born under a tree at a cattle post in Grootfontein is being recognised today and loved by the world, and he deserves it.
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Bwabwata communities divided over regional borders
The Khwe community living within the Bwabwata National Park bordering the Kavango East and Zambezi regions are divided over regional demarcation.
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Opinion | Russia has burned the Western Russophobic doctrine
It doesn’t burn anymore – it’s called a blue flame. And it is blazing in such a way that Western experts and Kremlinologists have already unleashed their tongues, with which they are trying, albeit inappropriately, to start telling the truth.
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Tribute: Geingob – the Statesman and influencer
The world over pop culture continues to reflect the cultural values, beliefs, and norms of a society.
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Oh Death!
The stark reality of staring at one’s own death must be the most terrifying experience
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Go well Omes!
The entertainment industry was given an opportunity to celebrate the life of departed president Hage Geingob via a tribute concert.
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Oshiwana kondje yoWindhoek nashi lilile momaumbo
Oshiwana monooli otashi lilile Omupresidente Hage Geingob komaumbo mefiku lepako molwaashi kape na oyeendifo yokuya koWindhoek.