The President of the Namibian National Mayors Forum, Leonard Hango, has called on local authority leaders to strengthen unity, cooperation, and mutual respect among municipalities, towns, and villages.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has laid out seven priority areas and eight key economic enablers in her first State of the Nation Address, aiming to drive Namibia’s socio-economic transformation over the next five years.
Local content and strategic partnerships are vital for building an inclusive and competitive energy market, with the potential to deliver lower-cost products to Namibians.
Works and Transport Minister Veikko Nekundi has issued a stern warning to traffic officers allegedly harassing seven-seater vehicle operators, stating that such conduct will not be tolerated.
Spiritual leaders from diverse religious backgrounds in Namibia have joined in honouring the legacy of the late Pope Francis.
The Electricity Control Board has announced that it will ensure that NORED fully implements the National Electricity Code.
The Christian community in Namibia, more particularly those of Catholic faith, is mourning the death of Pope Francis.
The head of the Catholic Church was the first non-European pope and served the Catholic community since 2013.
The parish pastor at the Roman Catholic Church in Wanaheda described Pope Francis' death as a huge loss.
Dr. Wilhelm Eita says although the Pope has been sick for a while, they were hopeful he would get better and continue leading the church.
The Khorixas–Fransfontein–Kamanjab gravel road, which was constructed 64 years ago, will soon be upgraded to a tarred road, linking it to major national routes.
All Catholic parishes across Namibia have been asked to celebrate Holy Mass for the repose of Pope Francis’ soul starting today until the day of his burial.
