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Hiv Negative Mother Accuses Medical Practitioners for Prescribing her ARV Drugs
STAFF REPORTER AN HIV Negative mother has accused some medical practitioners in Caprivi for prescribing her and her newborn baby some Anti Retroviral Drugs without her consent. Ms.Mwaka Mukaya (28) started her anti-natal care at her nearest clinic and was attended by Health professionals as she claims she was tested negative showing in her medical…
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Mukolo wa Tulikonge se uta shapa nuka ya Lyambai
Mubihi ki Risco Lumamezi Mukolo omunca wa zibo ya mazoho wa Tulikonge se ulibelezi ku shapa mukulela wa nuka ya Lyambai cwale cwale, ili ku zamaisa sicaba sesi taselizwi ki muunda mwa Sikiliti sa Kapilivi mi hape uka zamaisa cwalo ni bapoti baba tabela kuzamaya babuha lifolofolo mane cwalo ni limela zemwi zebuheha mwa Kapilivi.…
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WHOM TO BLAME, WE WANT A CLINIC ?
I am Mr. B M Libanda a resident of Makanga village and a Namibian citizen who wants to know as to when will the clinic which was promised to be erected at Makanga Village in 1987 at the Linyanti Royal Establishment at Linyanti. The one who promised to erect a health facility was the leader…
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Tulikonge express to hit Zambezi River
By Risco Lumamezi at Kongola A new home made state of the art boat, Tulikonge Express is expected to hit the banks of the Zambezi River soon, to ferry flood victims of the Caprivi and tourists who want to view the beautiful fauna and flora of the Caprivi region. This ferry is composed of a…
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DOES NAMIBIAN CONSTITUTION APPLY TO MINISTER NAMWANDI?
Dear Editor, Allow me to take part into the debate brought forward by Minister of Education, Dr. David Namwandi, as reported in a local English newspaper of 11 April 2013, reacting to serious allegations that he, simultaneously runs the Ministry and International University of Management (IUM), which is viewed as a conflict of interest. I…
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CAPRIVI VISION SONG
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NGOs under pressure in Egypt
CAIRO, (IRIN) – The conviction in Egypt of 43 NGO workers this week for working illegally has turned the spotlight on an increasingly restrictive environment for NGOs, including those in the humanitarian sector. Furthermore, the next couple of weeks are expected to see the approval of a new bill by Egypt’s upper house, the Shura…
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Govt hands over New Katima Quarantine
By Dominic Sikopo NEWLY upgraded Katima Mulilo and Kopano quarantine facilities were officially handed over to the community at Liselo some 12 Kilometers West of Katima Mulilo on Thursday. The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry Mr. Joseph Iita Officiated the hand over ceremony .In his opening statements he said, the…
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Responding to Namibia’s drought crisis
JOHANNESBURG, (IRIN) – Namibia, already the driest country in sub-Saharan Africa, is experiencing a severe drought, with some regions receiving the lowest seasonal rainfall in three decades, according to figures released by the country’s meteorological service this week. President Hifikepunye Pohamba declared the drought a national emergency on 17 May, following an Emergency Food Security…
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Namibia Small Businesses at tourism expo
STAFF REPORTER THE four daylong event that showcases Namibia as a premier tourism destination kicks-off on May 29 to June 1, at the Windhoek Showground. Namibia Tourism Expo organizer, Democratic Media Holdings (DMH) and local social entrepreneurship firm, SMEs Compete, have joined to place the spotlight on Namibia’s small and medium enterprise (SME) sector at…
