About 3000 tonnes of chicken consumed in Namibia monthly
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Approximately 3 000 tonnes of chicken are consumed in Namibia every month, Minister of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform Calle Schlettwein has said.
Approximately 3 000 tonnes of chicken are consumed in Namibia every month, Minister of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform Calle Schlettwein has said.
The Indian Navy ship, INS Tarkash, is visiting the port of Walvis Bay with the purpose of further strengthening maritime cooperation between India and Namibia.
The governments of Namibia and Zambia have signed an agreement to facilitate the construction of a pipeline for oil and gas products.
The pipeline project, which will be led by the private sector, is expected to address energy poverty in Southern Africa.
Stock theft, illegal entry into the country, and robberies rank amongst the highest daily crimes committed along the Kunene River.
As a result, residents want a police station at Otjinungua Village in the Epupa Constituency to curtail criminal activities between Namibia and Angola.
Namibia and Zambia are expected to sign an oil and gas agreement for the private sector to implement a pipeline project from Walvis Bay to Zambia.
The governments will sign the agreement at the 10th session of the Namibia-Zambia Joint Permanent Commission, currently underway at Swakopmund.
President Hage Geingob today joined Namibians and the global community in commemoration of World Teacher's Day.
It is celebrated under the theme 'The Transformation of Education Begins with Teachers'.
Teachers should not take their profession lightly as they are tasked with the responsibility of influencing one's life from childhood into adulthood.
Onayena Police in the Oshikoto Region recorded two suicides this week.
Both incidents happened on Monday.
One incident took place at Onethika-Ontananga Village when a 53-year-old man hanged himself in his sleeping room with an electrical wire.
Today, Namibia experienced interruptions to the .na domain for both private and public networks.
The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (MICT) in a media statement said it is aware that Namibia has been under constant attack from hackers worldwide, but this glitch is not one of them.
Young people's involvement in the social, economic, and political spheres is the key to sustaining the nation's ongoing development journey.