NAMIBIANS URGED TO DONATE BLOOD AHEAD OF FESTIVE SEASON
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The Namibia Blood Transfusion Services has urged eligible Namibians to donate blood as the festive season closes in to ensure sufficient stock.
The Namibia Blood Transfusion Services has urged eligible Namibians to donate blood as the festive season closes in to ensure sufficient stock.
Poor roads remain a daily struggle for residents of remote Kunene communities, causing delays in accessing emergency services.
The situation is evident along the stretches connecting Orumue, Otjinungua, Onyuva, Ondiye and Etanga.
Tragedy has struck the Ohangwena Region after two separate fire incidents claimed the lives of two women.
In the most recent incident at Onhuno, a thirty-two-year-old woman died after allegedly locking herself inside a burning corrugated-iron room on Monday morning.
Heroism is often associated with political good deeds, but for Paramedic Ndapewa Mathews, it is about putting the needs of others before hers.
One person died, while two others were seriously injured in two separate accidents that occurred within minutes of each other on Windhoek’s Western Bypass early this morning.
The incidents occurred on the B1 road near Pioneers Park.
A Namibian non-profit organisation, Emergency and Medical Assistance (EMA), has joined the European Emergency Number Association (EENA), a global organisation dedicated to advancing emergency communications.
Firefighters across the country commemorated International Firefighters Day in Katima Mulilo on Thursday.
Three people died in a car accident on Friday along the Omitara-Otjinene road.
They have been identified as Tjeripo Tjeripo, Vandjeka Kutuouvi; and Vezemboua Hiuii.
The deceased were travelling in a minibus that had 15 occupants and was en route from Windhoek to Otjinene.
A vehicle caught fire just a few meters from the Otjiwarongo roadblock earlier today.
According to information gathered by the NBC crew en route to a sports assignment, the vehicle burst into flames while in motion. The driver managed to escape the rapidly spreading fire and was not injured.
The Okahandja Municipality was presented with a new fire station during a ceremony held at the facility, signifying advancement in enhancing the emergency response capabilities within the town.