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Tonata Kadhila

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Namibia

Nandi-Ndaitwah urges unity as she opens new session of Parliament

(Photo credit: NBC) President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah on Tuesday opened the Third Session of Namibia’s Eighth Parliament with a call for unity, urging lawmakers to rise above partisan politics and focus on improving the lives of citizens. The annual ceremony, held under the theme “Enhancing the role of Parliament for inclusive development and participatory democracy,” brought together the executive, legislature, and judiciary in a symbolic affirmation of constitutional governance. In her […]

today3 February, 2026

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Namibia

Lawmakers face backlog as Parliament reopens

Parliament of Namibia (Photo credit: Commonwealth Parliamentary Association of United Kingdom) The official opening of Namibia’s Parliament takes place this afternoon, uniting the three arms of the state: the executive, the legislature, and the judiciary. This event marks the start of a new parliamentary session, during which lawmakers are expected to focus on national policy, oversight, and legislation. Key bills expected to be tabled include the Land Bill, the Public […]

today3 February, 2026

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Entertainment

Royal Family: Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor faces calls to testify over Jeffrey Epstein links

(Photo credit: Jacob King PA/Associated Press) Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, a former member of the British royal family, is under pressure to testify before US lawmakers regarding his knowledge of financier Jeffrey Epstein. The former prince appears in newly released documents connected to Epstein, including photos reportedly showing him crouched over an unidentified woman. Journalist and author Alexander Larman, who wrote Windsors at War, said the documents are damaging and could further […]

today2 February, 2026

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Entertainment

“Golden” becomes first K-Pop song to win a Grammy

(Pictured singer EJAE, Photo credit: The Chosun Daily/AFP-Yonhap) The song “Golden,” featured in the film KPop Demon Hunters, has become the first K-Pop track to win a Grammy Award. The track won best song for visual media at the awards ceremony in Los Angeles, marking a milestone moment for the global K-Pop industry. The win highlights the growing international influence of K-Pop beyond traditional music charts and into film and […]

today2 February, 2026

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World

India’s budget turns to manufacturing as government opts for caution

India’s government has placed manufacturing at the centre of its new national budget as it seeks stability in the face of growing global economic uncertainty. The budget, presented in parliament on Sunday, avoided sweeping reforms and instead focused on steady sectoral support, a move analysts say reflects a cautious approach by policymakers. Neha Poonia filed this report. While the measures aim to shield the economy from external shocks, the absence […]

today2 February, 2026

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Namibia

NANSO calls for public campaign on subsidised tertiary education model

The Namibia National Student Organisation is calling on the government to intensify public communication around the phased rollout of the subsidised tertiary education model, saying many students and parents still lack clear information on how the system will work. NANSO President Dorthea Nangolo said while the education ministry has addressed the issue publicly, the information is not easily accessible to ordinary citizens who need to understand funding requirements and application […]

today2 February, 2026

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Business / Economics

Namport upgrades Walvis Bay port equipment to improve efficiency and safety

The Namibian Ports Authority (Namport) has introduced next-generation reach stackers at the Port of Walvis Bay as part of its ongoing port modernisation drive aimed at improving efficiency, safety, and service delivery. The E-Series machines, supplied by Forklift Allied Equipment, are capable of stacking containers up to five high, increasing container handling capacity while reducing equipment downtime and operational risks. Namport’s Manager for Marketing and Stakeholder Engagement, Cliff Shikuambi, said […]

today2 February, 2026

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Namibia

Nakanduungile bail ruling postponed to February 2026

By Maria Namupala The bail ruling for Dr Fillemon “Fly” Nakanduungile has been postponed to 9–10 February 2026 due to the unavailability of the presiding magistrate, Billy Mutwa Lutaka, citing financial constraints. Nakanduungile, who is accused number six in the matter, appeared in court on Thursday and will remain in custody until the new ruling dates. He faces charges of attempted murder and conspiracy to commit murder. The case relates […]

today29 January, 2026

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Business / Economics

Bank Windhoek first to accept upgraded banknotes at ATMs

Bank Windhoek has become the first financial institution in Namibia to allow cash deposits of the newly upgraded Namibia Dollar banknotes through its ATMs. This milestone supports the Bank of Namibia’s ongoing currency modernisation efforts introduced in 2025. Customers can now deposit the enhanced N$200, N$100, N$50, N$20, N$10, and commemorative N$30 banknotes at select Bank Windhoek ATMs across the country. The upgraded banknotes feature advanced security elements, including colour-shifting […]

today29 January, 2026