insert_link NamibiaNamibia Lacks Laws to Compel Tech Giants to Pay Media The Namibian Competition Commission has stated that the country does not have laws similar to South Africa’s, where tech giants have been ordered to compensate the media. This as South Africa’s Competition Commission recently ruled that Google must pay local media between R300 million and R500 million for using their content, as the platform benefits by an estimated R800 million to R900 million annually. Eric Mhunduru from NewsOnOne on One […] today26 February, 2025
NamibiaJudiciary Rejects Amupanda’s Transparency Claims The Judiciary has dismissed allegations by activist and politician Dr. Job Amupanda regarding a lack of transparency in appointing a second Deputy Judge-President. In a statement, it denounced the misinformation circulating on social media, emphasizing that such claims undermine its integrity and impartiality.Vikitoria Hango is the Deputy Director of Public Relations at the Office of the Judiciary: today26 February, 2025
insert_link NamibiaJudiciary dismisses Amupanda’s claims on Deputy Judge-President appointment Supreme Court of Namibia The Judiciary has dismissed allegations by activist and politician Dr. Job Amupanda, who claimed a lack of transparency in the appointment of a second Deputy Judge-President. In a statement, the Judiciary rejected what it described as misinformation circulating on social media, stressing that such claims undermine its integrity and impartiality. Deputy Director of Public Relations at the Office of the Judiciary, Vikitoria Hango, reaffirmed the institution’s […] today25 February, 2025
NamibiaNujoma’s remains tour 5 regions for memorial services https://youtu.be/jsMArqjMVcY By: Josia Shigwedha The Founding President Sam Nujoma's remains visited five regions for memorial services.Hundreds of mourners attended the memorial services at Etunda Village, Eenhana, Rundu, Katima Mulilo and Grootfontein. Many people stood along the road from 06h00 to catch a glimpse of the hearse carrying Nujoma’s remains as it passed by in every town. Nujoma, who died in Windhoek on February 8 2025, will be buried on […] today25 February, 2025
NamibiaOmbudsman welcomes Dausab’s call for autonomy https://youtu.be/X1cyZ2KCJG4 By: Selma Taapopi The Ombudsman Basilius Dyakugha says justice minister Yvonne Dausab's call for an independent ombudsman's office is a welcomed development. Dausab made the call when she motivated the Ombudsman'd Bill in the National Assembly. today25 February, 2025
Dr. Sam NujomaNujoma’s photographer says his smile made capturing him effortless https://youtu.be/HFiBwxb5_vk By: Ketemba Tjipepa Former State photographer Maria Namundjebo says the late president, Sam Nujoma, was very easy to photograph. Namundjebo said Nujoma’s charismatic smile and presence made it effortless to photograph him. Namundjebo was one of the first female photographers at State House after landing the job in 1998. She worked with Nujoma during his second term until the end of his presidency in 2005. Namundjebo also photographed Nujoma […] today25 February, 2025
insert_link NamibiaCriminal Gangs Target Vehicles at Windhoek Malls Criminal gangs in Windhoek are increasingly targeting vehicles parked at shopping malls. One Africa TV NewsOnOne's Josia Shiweda reports that a recent social media video captured a gang breaking into a car at a Windhoek mall. The Windhoek City Police confirmed the incident, stating that the thieves left empty-handed. While speaking to Josia, Murapo stressed that aside from activating car alarms as essential to deter criminals for attempted break-ins, the […] today25 February, 2025
insert_link Dr. Sam NujomaQueen Gawa-!Nas Urges Action on Street Children Crisis /Khomanin Traditional Authority leader, Queen Gaoses Juliana Gawa-!Nas, has called on national leaders to take urgent action in addressing the plight of street children. Speaking at the Khomas regional memorial service for Founding President Sam Nujoma in Windhoek on Sunday, she emphasized the need for immediate intervention. Her remarks were featured in a NewsOnOne report by Envaalde Matheus. Catch last night's full bulletin on oneafrica.tv. Weeknights at 7 watch […] today25 February, 2025
insert_link EnvironmentNamWater Reports Positive Inflows in Key Dams Across the Country NamWater has reported significant inflows into major dams across the country following recent rainfall, boosting water security for agriculture, industry, and domestic consumption. According to the 24 February dam bulletin, Omatako Dam saw a substantial increase, now at 24.8% capacity, while Friedenau Dam reached 46.8%. The Otjivero Main and Silt Dams also recorded inflows, improving supply in the Gobabis region. In the south, Neckartal Dam, Namibia’s largest, rose to 81.2%, […] today25 February, 2025
