The three boys who tragically died from a lightning strike earlier this month were buried on Saturday in Katenture village, Mukwe Constituency, Kavango East Region.
The boys were Frans Thinyemba (14), Matamu Nyambi (4), and Dinyando Kathumbi (5).
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.
A registered nurse, who is stationed at Etunda Farm Clinic, Josephine Namupala, has vowed to continue serving the health and education legacy of Founding President, Dr Sam Shafiishuna Nujoma, who passed away early this morning.
Today, Namibia and the world mourn the loss of the country's Founding President Dr. Sam Nujoma.
Nujoma, who was a leader of the Swapo Party, served as the first president of Namibia and two subsequent terms after his long fight for independence during the apartheid regime.
On the first anniversary of the late President Hage Geingob's death, his family remembers him as a family man.
Geingob would, on Family Day, invite family members to his farm near Otavi.
This time it was different, though, given his absence.
NAMDIA has expressed sorrow following the death of Francis Eiseb, a senior protection officer at the company.
Eiseb had been employed at NAMDIA since 2019 and died attempting to protect the premises during Saturday's robbery.
A woman allegedly died after being run over on the B1 road at Ekulo village in the Oshikoto Region Friday night.
Veteran trade unionist Alfred Angula has died.
Angula's body was discovered on Tuesday at his home in Otjomuise in Windhoek.
Speaking to nbc News, Cuana Angula a brother of the late Angula said the discovery of the body was made after Angula missed his dialysis appointment.
The death of Jogobeth Gawa!nas, who was murdered at Swakopmund on Saturday, has left the family broken.
Gawa!nas body was discovered in a pool of blood at home on Saturday morning in Swakopmund.
President Nangolo Mbumba says the work of former US President, Jimmy Carter left a permanent footprint in the annals of history.
Carter who served as the 39th President of the USA, died on Sunday, aged 100. He served from 1977 to 1981.
