Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare says the 12 May Movement was established to instill nationalism, patriotism, and unity among Namibia's youth by preserving the legacy of Founding President Sam Nujoma and the country's liberation struggle.
Lawyer Patrick Kauta has been appointed the patron of the JP Karuaihe Trust Fund.
The Fund says Kauta was suitable in following the footprints and continuing the legacy of its founding patron, the late Founding President Sam Nujoma.
The Governor of the |Khomas Region has called for unity and accountability in driving the region’s Integrated Development Plan.
Sam Nujoma addressed a stakeholder consultation gathering in Windhoek.
Omusati residents gathered at the Ehao Cultural Expo Centre in Okahao to reflect on the journey of the liberation struggle and the country's developmental future.
Omusati Governor Immanuel Shikongo underscored that the peace Namibians enjoy today is a result of sacrifice.
Thirty-six years after Namibia achieved independence, many people still vividly remember the celebrations on 21st March 1990.
Ananias Abraham, a resident of Windhoek's Ombili residential area, is one of those who were in attendance and reflects on the day's event.
The |Khomas Region on Friday hosted cultural performances and a talent show themed "NamFest@36".
This festive event aimed to celebrate Namibia's youth and creativity.
The event began with the Uhuru march, where participants, mainly school learners, marched from Palm Tree Park to Zoo Park.
The Vice President, Lucia Witbooi, has called on Namibians to follow the example of the country's forebearers, urging citizens to embrace selflessness, unity and resilience in serving the nation.
She was speaking at the Independence Day celebration at Karasburg.
As Namibia celebrates its 36th Independence celebrations, Zambia's founding President Kenneth Kaunda's son Kaweche has cautioned Namibians not to fall into the trap of division.
On March 21, 1990, a nation was reborn. Namibia gained her independence after decades of armed struggle.
Today, 36 years later, we ask: What does freedom mean to the youth carrying Namibia's future?
Corruption, inequality, and growing social divisions took center stage as President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah delivered a firm and reflective midnight address, marking Namibia’s 36th Independence Day.
