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Metropolitan Donates Photocopier Machine to Boost Education in Aminus
By Staff Reporter Metropolitan Namibia has stepped in to solve a long-standing challenge at Chief Hosea Kutako Primary School by donating a brand-new photocopy machine valued at N$57,000. The donation is expected to ease the administrative and teaching workload at the school, which had been operating without printing equipment for the past three years. Chief…
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Masubia Cultural Festival Returns Signaling Cultural Revival
By Mary Mashete In a celebration steeped in rich heritage, unity, and renewed leadership, the Masubia Traditional Authority is set to host the long-awaited Annual Masubia Traditional Festival on Saturday, July 26, 2025, at Bukalo Palace in Zambezi Region. This year’s Cultural Festival marks a historic return of one of the most vibrant cultural events…
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Keetmanshoop Councillors Accuse Sankwasa for Undermining Local Democracy
By Staff Reporter Keetmanshoop Municipal Councillors have accused the Minister of Urban and Rural Development, Hon.James Sankwasa, of unlawfully interfering in local government affairs and attempting to centralise power at the expense of democratically elected councils. In a hard-hitting press statement issued by the Landless Peoples Movement(LPM) on Monday ,July 21, 2025, Councillors ,Hon.Ivan Skrywer…
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Community Media Sector calls for Govt Support
By Risco Lumamezi Namibia’s community media leaders gathered on Monday at the Community Media Policy Framework Alignment Workshop in Windhoek and urged for immediate government support and action in finalizing and implementing the long-awaited Community Media Policy. During the workshop, Mr Levi Katire, Chairperson of the Namibia Community Radio Network which soon to be renamed…
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Devastating Shack caught fire , leaves seven family members homeless
By Kimmie Mikatazo and Mary Mashete A devastating shack caught with fire has left a family of seven in the Cowboy area of Katima Mulilo completely homeless and without any belongings. The fire broke-out around 12:00 midday on Sunday, leaving the victims in despair and with little hope as they await emergency assistance. Ms.Sibeso Mukasa…
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President Nandi-Ndaitwah Appoints Mbambo as New Press Secretary
By Staff Reporter The Namibian President, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has appointed Mr Jonas Mbambo to the position of Press Secretary and Spokesperson of the Presidency. The appointment follows the End of Tenure of Dr Alfredo Hengari, who was appointed by late former president Dr.Hage Geingob. The appointment is effective 1 August 2025. Mr Mbambo is a…
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Cholera Outbreak Spreads to all Sudan declines in Khartoum
By Staff Reporter A nationwide cholera outbreak in Sudan has now spread to 17 of the country’s 18 states, leaving only Central Darfur unaffected. The rapid spread of the disease comes amid worsening humanitarian conditions, driven by ongoing conflict, mass displacement, and a collapsing public health system. However, in Khartoum State once the epicentre of…
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Govt To Engage Businesses To Strengthen AfCFTA Participation
By Staff Reporter The Namibian government through the Ministry of International Relations and Trade (MIRT), in conjunction with the Ministry of Industries, Mines and Energy (MIME), will host the second Ministerial Regional Business Engagement at Otjiwarongo in Otjozondjupa Region on Friday, July 18, 2025. In a media release issued by Amb Penda Naanda, Executive Director…
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Study calls for inclusive politics of Malawi’s disabled
By Staff Reporter A new study conducted by Dr Muyanga Ziba, from North-West University has uncovered that persons with disabilities in Malawi are being excluded from political discourse on airwaves. The research examined programming at Mzimba Community Radio Station through focus groups, interviews, and listening clubs, uncovering a lack of targeted content to support the…
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SADC Public Service Commissions Forge For Regional Reform Agenda
By Staff Reporter The Annual General Meeting of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Public Service Commissions (PSC) Forum , officially opened in Windhoek on Monday July 14, 2025, drawing high-level delegations from nine member states. The meeting, hosted at the Mercure Hotel, marks a major milestone in regional cooperation and the institutionalization of the…
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