NAMIBIAN MUSIC COMMUNITY PREPARES FOR RICHARD MEYER’S FUNERAL

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Family, friends and the entire Namibian music community are preparing to lay to rest crooner and legend Richard Meyer, who died in Windhoek last week at the age of 72.

Born in Port Elizabeth, South Africa, on 14 August 1954, Richard Meyer was part of a family of eight siblings.

ORUUANO CHURCH EMPOWERS GOBABIS YOUTH

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The Oruuano Churches Gobabis branch engaged local young people on challenges such as alcohol abuse and drug abuse and peer pressure, amongst other factors affecting their progress.

CHARITIES RECEIVE N$500,000 DONATION

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Beki-Kumata and its partner Castrobros have handed over cheques of N$500,000 to three charities and social groups.

These are Kavango East's Cocoma Primary School, Project Never Walk Alone and SOS Children's Villages Namibia. 

GAM WOMAN APPEALS FOR IDENTITY DOCUMENTS

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A 20-year-old, Kaipandjarua Tjiposa from Gam, is appealing to the government to intervene and assist her in getting the necessary identification documents after spending her entire life without a birth certificate or national identity document.

Tjiposa says she was raised by her uncle, who died in 2021. 

NAMRA, NYS PARTNERSHIP TO BOOST SKILLS DEVELOPMENT

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The Namibia Revenue Agency Commissioner, Sam Shivute, said its partnership with the National Youth Service will help develop a disciplined and skilled workforce capable of supporting Namibia's economic ambitions.

||KHARAS POLICE EVACUATE 96 FISH RIVER CANYON HIKERS

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The ||Kharas Region Police have managed to successfully evacuate ninety-six hikers from the Fish River Canyon.

The hikers, most of them South African citizens, were trapped by rising water levels in the canyon due to heavy downpours in the area.

KEETMANSHOOP RESIDENTS WELCOME MUCH-NEEDED RAIN

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The residents of Keetmanshoop have welcomed the cold and rainy weather conditions experienced at the southern town, appreciating the much-needed rain as a blessing.

Reporter Luqman Cloete took to the streets to hear from the residents how they experienced the cold weather.

NAMIBIAN TRUCKER RETURNS HOME AFTER SOUTH AFRICA HIJACKING ORDEAL

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A Namibian truck driver who was allegedly hijacked at gunpoint in South Africa has safely returned home after being located by South African authorities.

NBC reached out to Commissioner Reinhard !Haoseb, Namibia's Police attaché at the Namibian High Commission in Pretoria, South Africa.