Like all struggles in life, obtaining an education does not come easy. It requires sacrifice, dedication, and hard work.
These were the wise words of Swapo Party President Hage Geingob, who was speaking at the graduation ceremony of the second intake of the Swapo Party School.
President Hage Geingob says he is saddened by the death of Axali Doeseb.
The composer of the Namibian national anthem, Doeseb, died this morning at the Lady Pohamba Private Hospital in Windhoek following his admission last night.
The hopes of a group of taxpayers who approached the High Court to temporarily stop the Namibia Revenue Agency from deducting money from their salaries have been dashed.
Close to 1,000 employees are believed to be involved in a tax refund scam running into millions of dollars.
One person died while six others were treated for what is suspected to be food poisoning at Swakopmund.
The police, however, said the exact cause of the poisoning is unknown, as the postmortem will only be conducted tomorrow.
Dry-Genice Higoam and Wilbard Mbenzi emerged as the overall winners of this year's National Skills Competition, which concluded at Ongwediva on Saturday.
President Hage Geingob says the African Union's permanent membership in the G20 is a good beginning.
Dr. Geingob, in an interview with France 24's 'Across Africa' programme in Paris, France, said this speaks to inclusivity.
The 24th of September is Population and Housing Census Reference Night, where everyone, regardless of nationality, age, or social status, will be counted.
The census is the only time that everyone in the country is counted, and it should include newborn babies.
The Namibian Statistics Agency says it is ready to conduct the Population and Housing Census.
NSA's Stastician General Alex Shimuafeni explains who will be counted during the Census Reference Night of the 24th.
The nbc and Multi-Choice Namibia's 13 local films are set to hit your screen next month.
The project, also known as Project Mukorob, will take Namibian stories to the world.
Thirteen producers were selected out of over 200 submissions in the first phase of the production.
The Directorate of Water Supply within the Ministry of Agriculture, Water, and Land Reform plans to drill a hundred more boreholes across the country in this financial year.
