NGURARE PRAISES HANGALA’S NEW MILLING PLANT
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Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare has applauded prominent businessman and farmer Leake Hangala for setting up a multi-million dollar milling plant at Ombanje Farm in Otavi.
Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare has applauded prominent businessman and farmer Leake Hangala for setting up a multi-million dollar milling plant at Ombanje Farm in Otavi.
The Sinomine Tsumeb Smelter has announced the commencement of the construction of the first Germanium production.
The announcement was made by Sinomine Executive Vice President Barcelona Tsauses during the donation handover of N$100 000 to the Oshikoto Regional Governor's Office at Omuthiya.
Heavy winds accompanied by rain on Sunday damaged properties in Keetmanshoop.
A house in the Keetmanshoop Tseiblaagte residential area had its roof sheets blown off by heavy winds
The strong gusts also knocked down electrical poles.
Nine months after the groundbreaking ceremony, the N|a'an ku sê Foundation's Ju|'Hoansi Eco Village in Epukiro has become a reality, with 40 newly built and furnished houses handed over to beneficiaries.
The Namibian Police Force will deploy 20 officers to identified road accident hotspots and 30 vehicles nationwide as part of its preparations for the 2026/2027 festive season road safety campaign.
The ||Kharas Police Commander, Marius Katamila, has rejected rumours of ritual killings at Noordoewer.
Namibia is hosting a major international peace and security exercise, reinforcing the country's growing role in global efforts to maintain international security.
The call for greater representation of indigenous languages on national broadcasting platforms is gaining momentum in the Zambezi Region, with Mashi Traditional Authority leader Mfumu Joseph Tembwe Mayuni III urging the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) to consider establishing a dedicated Chifwe radio station
The Sachinga Livestock Development Centre in the Zambezi Region is appealing for urgent government intervention following damage to infrastructure caused by elephants.
The elephants damaged fencing, water infrastructure and disrupted livestock breeding programmes over a nearly three months period.
The Road Fund Administration (RFA) has called for improved planning, funding and maintenance of urban road networks to support economic growth and improve connectivity in Namibia.
This was highlighted at the Urban Roads Management Conference, held under the theme "Securing the Future of Urban Roads".