Cabinet members remember Nujoma as a unifying father figure

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Cabinet members nbc News spoke to described the late Founding President Sam Nujoma as a father figure who united irrespective of ethnic and racial differences.

The ministers also praised Nujoma for standing firm in his belief that every child deserved an education.

Minister Kawana defends Public Gatherings Bill

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Home Affairs Minister, Dr. Albert Kawana, has responded to concerns raised about the Public Gatherings and Public Processions Bill in the National Assembly.

The bill, which has sparked public debate, aims to regulate public demonstrations.

Speaker Katjavivi welcomes Swedish parliamentary delegation

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The Speaker of the National Assembly, Professor Peter Katjavivi, welcomed a courtesy visit from a delegation of the Swedish Parliament, reinforcing Namibia's longstanding and cordial relations with Sweden in various sectors.

National Assembly debates Roads Bill

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The National Assembly resumed discussions on the Roads Bill, with Minister of Works and Transport, John Mutorwa, responding to concerns raised by MPs regarding road safety measures and fencing along major roads.

MPs remember Geingob

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Members of Parliament are reflecting on late President Hage Geingob's enduring legacy as a unifying leader as the nation commemorates the first anniversary of his death.

They described him as a statesman who championed unity, fostering a spirit of togetherness that must be preserved and emulated.

KAS resident rep bids farewell to speaker Katjavivi

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Natalie Russman, the Resident Representative of the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS), bid farewell to the Speaker of the National Assembly, Professor Peter Katjavivi, today (Tuesday).

Parties eager for 2025 National Assembly sessions

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Political parties have expressed their eagerness and look forward to the sitting of the National Assembly next year as they remain resolute in outlining their legislative priorities.

Germany to allocate N$380 million to support Namibia

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Germany will allocate N$380 million to support Namibia’s efforts in closing infrastructure and technical capacity gaps, particularly in urban and peri-urban areas. 

The funds will focus on formalizing land ownership and ensuring decent housing for residents in informal settlements.