NAMIBIA REAFFIRMS SOVEREIGNTY & NON-INTERFERENCE PRINCIPLE
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Namibia has reaffirmed its commitment to the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all states while upholding the principle of non-interference in internal affairs.
Namibia has reaffirmed its commitment to the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all states while upholding the principle of non-interference in internal affairs.
The Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Emma Theofelus, has urged content creators to continue branding Namibia, promising to provide space for such creators to thrive in such a task.
She made these remarks during the MTC's second Branding and Marketing Indaba.
Namibia's National Content Creation Plan is set to transform the country's creative industry by prioritising local storytelling, job creation, and sustainable growth as key pillars of its cultural agenda.
Ten people died during the Easter weekend, matching last year's death toll.
The Motor Vehicle Accident Fund recorded 49 crashes resulting in 115 injuries and 10 fatalities across the country.
The National Assembly has suspended its business for the day in light of the death of Swapo Party MP James Uerikua.
Uerikua died in a car accident last Friday.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah is at the family residence of the late James Unomasa Uerikua in Herero Location, Katutura, where she is paying respects and offering condolences to the grieving family.
Members of Parliament paid tribute to the late Swapo MP James Uerikua during a candlelight ceremony and prayer session in the Parliament courtyard this afternoon.
The event honoured Uerikua, who died last week in a fatal car accident that also claimed the life of his 14-year-old son, Venturo.
As the nation reflects during this Easter period, a cloud of sorrow has fallen over the Anglican Diocese's community following the death of Reverend Suoma Hamalwa-Shilungamwa.
The World Food Programme (WFP) has noted that Namibia's humanitarian and food security situation improved in 2026.
This is despite recurring climate and shock-related hazards, including floods, devastating droughts, and pest infestations.
The Opuwo Town Council owes about N$60 million to NamWater amid critical water challenges, which continue to affect households, businesses, and overall economic productivity.