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UNUSUAL heavy rains flooded Swakopmund on Wednesday, with the DRC informal settlement being hit the hardest. Residents of the informal settlement spent the day trying to safeguard their houses against the weather. However, many parts of the area have experienced…
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A National Assembly report recommends new amendments to the Veterans act no. 2 of 2008, in order to include children of veterans born in exile during the war. The National Assembly has published a report offering recommendations on the amendment…
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The ministry of defence has announced a military street procession and equipment display in Windhoek on Thursday. This is in honour of the upcoming 35th independence anniversary, and the inauguration of Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah as Namibia’s fifth president. The procession will…
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Rangers from the Kunene Elephant Walk programme arrived at Swakopmund on Friday after completing a walk of 362 kilometres from Windhoek to the coast. The group says it undertook the challenge to raise awareness for its work helping humans and…
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The AIDS and Rights Alliance for Southern Africa and their partners are calling for urgent action and decisive leadership in light of the United States funding cuts for tuberculosis (TB) and HIV programmes. The alliance expressed their disappointment in African…
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Auto-dealer Nors, formerly known as Auto Sueco in Namibia, plans to host a ‘We Are One’ roadshow in a bid to reinforce its rebranding as a single brand identity across countries in which it operates. This tour will include Namibia,…
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The Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture says it is currently working to resolve countrywide placement challenges, while also tackling issues in the Zambezi region and securing additional resources for schools. Most regions have successfully placed Grade 1 and Grade…
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Several ratepayers’ groups handed over a petition to the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) in Windhoek on Monday, saying the commission is ignoring “ordinary citizens”. Windhoek ratepayers and residents, Gobabis ratepayers and the Right to Shelter organisation, as well as the Okahandja…
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A ship containing drought relief aid from China is expected to arrive in Namibia in January. This was revealed by president Nangolo Mbumba when he met with Chinese foreign affairs minister Wang Yi at Swakopmund on Monday. Namibia and China…
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