The Civil Aviation Authority of Namibia has announced airspace restrictions during the Presidential and National Assembly elections within the Windhoek Flight Information Region to ensure safety and security.
Justice Hosea Angula has been appointed as a judge of the Supreme Court, effective 1 December.
President Nangolo Mbumba made the appointment following the recommendation of the Judicial Service Commission.
The production and printing of the final ballot papers for the Presidential and National Assembly Elections has commenced in Johannesburg, South Africa.
This follows the verification and sign-off of the designed sample ballot papers by 18 political parties.
Cabinet has directed the Ministry of Agriculture, Water, and Land Reform to conduct a feasibility study over the 2024/25–2025/26 financial years for the gradual removal of the cordon fence restrictions.
Polling day in Namibia is just over two months away, and everyone is expected to cast their votes for their preferred parties and representatives.
Political parties and candidates are actively campaigning to persuade potential voters to support them.
President Nangolo Mbumba congratulated President Abdelmadjid Tebboune of Algeria on his re-election.
President Mbumba highlighted that President Tebboune's re-election, with 84% of the vote, clearly demonstrates the confidence and trust the people of Algeria have in his leadership and vision.
The Electoral Commission of Namibia has presented its provisional voter register, following a process of verification.
This process led to a decrease in the number of registered voters by 13,600 following the detection of multiple registrations.
The Walvis Bay Corridor Group is urging truck drivers, transporters, freight forwarders, and all other stakeholders to be on high alert and extremely cautious of Mpox while also adhering to the prescribed safety protocol.
The Ministry of Education, Arts, and Culture has issued a statement to clarify the circumstances involving the dismissal of Petrus Ndeulita from the Hashiyana Primary School in the Oshana Region.
The Namibian government closely monitors the ongoing riots and unrest in several UK cities, including London, Birmingham, Liverpool, Sunderland, Manchester, Hull, and Bristol.
