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Namibia swears in first female president
Read more: Namibia swears in first female presidentBy Staff Reporter Namibia has sworn-in it’s first ever female president, on Friday March 21, 2025 while celebrating it’s 35th independence anniversary. Dr.Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah (72) , was sworn in as the 5th president of Namibia following her 2024 election victory with 57 percentage presidential vote. During her inauguration, President Nandi-Ndaitwah promised to serve all Namibians […]
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NA elects out-going Namibian Prime Minister as Speaker
Read more: NA elects out-going Namibian Prime Minister as SpeakerBy Staff Reporter THE 8th National Assembly of Namibia has elected the out-going Namibian Prime Minister , Dr. Saara Kuugongelwa – Amadhila as the speaker of the National Assembly. Honourable Dr.Kuugongelwa – Amadhila is the new first female Speaker of the National Assembly , who succeeded Prof. Peter Katjavivi on Thursday. SWAPO’s Secretary General, Sophia Shaningwa […]
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Members of the 8th National Assembly sworn-in
Read more: Members of the 8th National Assembly sworn-inBy Staff Reporter Ninety-six (96) members of the 8th National Assembly were sworn-in on Thursday. This comes after the outcome of the National Assembly elections held in November last year, when parliamentarians were indirectly elected through the party list system. The ruling SWAPO party has secured 51 seats, while the new political party , […]
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Govt unveils portrait of president-elect Nandi Ndaitwah
Read more: Govt unveils portrait of president-elect Nandi NdaitwahBy Staff Reporter Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (MICT) , has unveiled the official portrait of the 5th President of the Republic of Namibia , Her Excellency Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah on Tuesday. Namibia is set to have its first-ever Female President who is to be sworn in on Friday March 21, 2025. Namibia will also […]
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WHO-supported facilities in Afghanistan risk shutdown by June
Read more: WHO-supported facilities in Afghanistan risk shutdown by JuneBy Staff Reporter THE World Health Organization (WHO) in Afghanistan is deeply concerned that funding shortages could force the closure of 80% of WHO-supported essential health care services. Millions, including vulnerable populations such as women, children, the elderly, the displaced and returnees, will be left without access to critical medical care. As of 4 March […]
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