Month: June 2024

The small community of /Ganigobis, a remote village north-west of Keetmanshoop, were shocked last Friday when they discovered that water pumps and solar panels erected the day before at a nearby borehole were stolen during the night.

The judgement in a matter where the government is being sued for its alleged refusal to provide the public with information on the safety and possible adverse effects of Covid-19 vaccinations administered during the pandemic has been postponed.

Swapo secretary general Sophia Shaningwa has appealed to President Nangolo Mbumba and home affairs minister Albert Kawana to attend to the stateless Maputa villagers living in Bwabwata National Park in the Mukwe constituency of the Kavango East region.

The Oshana police have confiscated 62 containers of 25 litres of fuel from runaway suspects, who allegedly bought it in Angola to resell in Namibia.

Former health minister Dr Bernard Haufiku’s proposal for Namibia to emulate neighbouring South Africa’s National Healthcare Insurance (NHI) has evoked mixed feelings within the health sector.

Ray Sasman’s biggest joy is starting her trek across Namibia every morning at sunrise, the smell in the air and the feel around her, and “just going for it”.

Popular Democratic Movement member of parliament Maximalliant Katjimune has advised government to consider merging the National Youth Council with the National Youth Service to avoid a duplication of responsibilities, programmes, resources and overlapping policies affecting the youth demographic.

On the fringes of the desolate Dorob National Park in the heart of an isolated Namibian landscape, the first phase of a semi-industrial hydrogen dream is taking shape.