Inhabitants of Kavango East and West regions say the appointment of Dr Elijah Ngurare as Prime Minister brings hope and inspiration to many. The town's inhabitants celebrated his appointment at Rundu.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has extended condolences to India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi following the tragic crash of an Air India plane near the Ahmedabad Airport on Thursday.
Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare announced on X that approximately 4,310 young people are being recruited into the public sector across all 14 regions.
He said these recruitments are in line with governments' efforts to tackle youth unemployment.
Prime Minister Dr. Elijah Ngurare has asked the Nkurenkuru Town Council to explore ways to allocate land to Reverend Helena Kudumo.
Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare attended a Sunday service at the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Namibia (ELCIN) in Nkurenkuru, where he received blessings and expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve the nation.
Members of Parliament in the National Assembly asked the Prime Minister questions about education, oil and gas, and the rising budget of the Presidency.
PDM leader McHenry Venaani said many children from the San community go to school but do not finish their education.
Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare addressed staff at the Office of the Prime Minister, calling for a complete shift in how public service is delivered in the country.
Dr. Ngurare made it clear that under his leadership, there will be no room for excuses, complacency, or business as usual.
Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare paid a courtesy visit to the Ministry of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts, and Culture, where he met with the ministry’s directors to familiarise himself with its operations.
The Namibian government has allocated more than N$500 million towards the formalisation of informal settlements.
The formalisation process, which will start in Windhoek as soon as possible, is expected to be rolled out to other local authorities around the country.
Former footballer and current employee at the Office of the Prime Minister, Lolo Goraseb, stood in chains at the entrance of his employer's office.
Goraseb is concerned about the structural independence and integrity of Namibia’s public service management.
