Namibian Broadcasting Cooperation's (NBC) Director General Menesia Muinjo described the late Lamech Mwanyangapo as someone who was dedicated and worked hard whether in the country or abroad.
She says Mwanyangapo believed in teamwork and never shielded away from assisting his fellow colleagues.
Works and Transport Minister Veikko Nekundi says driving school instructors will have to undergo training to make sure that they are able to train others on how to drive.
Nekundi says most driving schools only teach how to pass without the technicalities of how to actually drive.
The NBC's Board Chairperson, Lazarus Jacobs, has paid tribute to the late Lamech Mwanyangapo, describing him as a dedicated professional, a compassionate colleague and a man who turned personal adversity into a mission to help others.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has sent condolences to the people of Norway following the death of their King Harald V, who died on Friday, at the age of 89.
Swapo Party President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has called on party members to uphold unity, discipline and the party's principles of solidarity, freedom and justice at the opening of the 11th Ordinary Meeting of the Central Committee of the party.
The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) is mourning the loss of veteran employee Lamech Mwanyangapo, who died in a Windhoek hospital this morning following a battle with cancer.
He died aged 61.
"My name is Lamech Mwanyangapo, and I am a camera operator."
The construction of a soup kitchen and counselling office is set to kick-start following Powercom's donation of N$60,000 to Omake Charity Organisation.
For the past eight years, Omake Charity Organisation has been serving the community from borrowed spaces in temporary structures.
Welwitchia University and the Namibia Revolutionary Transport and Manufacturing Union (NARETU) have signed an agreement that will facilitate enhanced practical training for law students.
MPs in the National Council stated that improving road infrastructure will not solve the road crisis issue if road users do not change their behaviour.
The N$4 billion salmon project development near the southern coastal town of Luderitz, expected to produce 51 tonnes of salmon and create 5000 jobs at full production, is a step closer to reality.
