Rally for cannabis legalization on Human Rights Day
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The Movement for Cannabis Legalization in Namibia is planning a protest in Windhoek on December 10, coinciding with Human Rights Day.
The Movement for Cannabis Legalization in Namibia is planning a protest in Windhoek on December 10, coinciding with Human Rights Day.
Miss Earth Namibia 2024, Albertina Haimbala, has returned from Manila, Philippines, where she participated in the 24th edition of the Miss Earth competition on Saturday, finishing in the top 12.
She received a warm welcome at Hosea Kutako International Airport today.
Namibia experienced two earthquakes over the weekend, recorded by the Namibian seismological network and nearby seismic stations in South Africa, the Ministry of Mines and Energy reported.
A chaotic scene unfolded at Ongwediva after the registration for the Conditional Basic Income Grant was unexpectedly postponed.
The Nongozi Cultural Festival and Expo, held under the theme "Striving for Rural Development Through Community Empowerment," showcased local products, services, and culture while promoting natural resource conservation.
The centennial celebration of the 1924 trek led by Ombara Nikanor Hoveka from concentration camps to Epukiro highlighted the enduring cultural heritage and resilience of Otjiherero-speaking survivors of the genocide.
Information and Communication Technology Minister Emma Theofelus has called on Oshamono residents in the Ohangwena Region to go out in numbers and cast their votes in the upcoming Presidential and National Assembly Elections.
Erongo Governor Neville Andre believes residents can speed up the construction of the Ozondati-Omatjete water pipeline if they volunteer their services.
The governor attended a groundbreaking ceremony for phase 3 of the Ozondati-Omatjete water pipeline at Ondjombo.
The Revolutionary Union's application to the High Court to compel Beifang Mining Technology Services to honour a recognition agreement made on March 20, 2024, has been dismissed with costs.
Auditor General Julius Kandjeke's latest report on the City of Windhoek's finances has identified several significant issues. Notably, the report revealed inflated employee costs exceeding N$72 million in 2023 and N$24 million in 2022.