insert_link Namibia Namibian Defense Force Urges Public to Show Respect During Late President Geingob’s Funeral Procession As Namibia and the world bid their final farewell to Late President Dr. Hage Geingob, the Namibian Defense Force calls on the public and motorists to demonstrate respect during the procession by adhering to all authorities. Brigadier General Rehabiam Kalimba, the Deputy Chief of Staff and Joint Operations at the Ministry of Defence and Veterans Affairs, issues the call for cooperation and respect during this solemn occasion. ENG today23 February, 2024
Namibia City Of Windhoek Recycling Initiatives Launched in Windhoek Schools to Enhance Waste Management Solid Waste Management, in collaboration with partners including the European Union, the City of Bremen, and the City of Windhoek, introduces recycling initiatives in schools named "sorting at source." This initiative is part of the project titled "Improving Waste Management In Windhoek," aiming to contribute to the reduction of adverse environmental impact in the city. Lydia Amutenya, the City's spokesperson, provides insights into the initiative. today23 February, 2024
insert_link Namibia Unlikely Bond: Political Foes Share Emotional Moment Before President Geingob’s Passing Just two weeks before President Hage Geingob's passing, an unexpected and poignant moment unfolded as one of his fiercest political critics, Bernadus Clint Swartbooi, leader of the Landless People's Movement , visited him on his sickbed. The encounter, both emotional and jovial, marked a unique reflection on the journey the two men had undertaken. Despite their heated argument in parliament in 2020, where President Geingob famously scolded Swartbooi, the recent […] today23 February, 2024
insert_link Namibia Namibia Airports Company waives parking fees for Geingob’s funeral Hosea International Airport short-term parking fees will be waived for the public from Friday 23 February 2024 to Monday 26 February 2024 to support the smooth facilitation of delegates arriving and departing for late President Dr. Hage Geingob's funeral. Namibia Airports Company spokesperson, Dan Kamati has urged passengers and all airport users to be vigilant for possible traffic delays to and from HKIA and Eros Airport between 22 February to […] today22 February, 2024
insert_link Namibia Judiciary addresses Presidential succession queries The Office of the Judiciary says there has been discourse around the Presidential succession of President Dr. Nangolo Mbumba following the untimely death of late President Dr. Hage Geingob. The Judiciary further says there have been journalists and members of the public asking for clarification on the constitution regarding the Presidential succession. Vikitoria Hango, the Deputy Director of Public Relations at the Office of the Judiciary explains. today22 February, 2024
insert_link Health / Medical Namibia recordsnew Covid-19 cases, country doesn’t have vaccines The Ministry of Health and Social Services has announced that as of 20 February 2024, there are 28 active cases and 3 hospitalisations. No deaths due to Covid-19 were recorded, while Rehoboth has had a localised increase in Covid-19 cases. With the WHO having announced that Namibia has no COVID-19 vaccines in stock, we contacted Health Executive Director Ben Nangombe. today22 February, 2024
insert_link Namibia City of Windhoek issues deadline for prepaid meter update The City of Windhoek is updating all pre-paid electricity meters in Windhoek and is asking members of the public to cooperate with it’s officials. City spokesperson Lydia Amutenya says that the current prepaid meter system will expire on 24 November 2024 and a token change is needed to keep all the pre-paid meters working after this date. today22 February, 2024
insert_link Namibia MTC honours late President Hage Geingob Mobile operator MTC has unveiled a special initiative to honor the legacy of the late President Hage Geingob. From today until 25 February 2024, the carrier will provide 82 complimentary national minutes to all its customers. Here's MTC spokesperson John Ekongo with further details. today22 February, 2024
insert_link Namibia Government tells foreign students in Namibia to comply with immigration laws on employment The Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety, and Security has warned foreign students to comply with the Immigration Control Act and not look for jobs and engage in side hustles. The act prohibits any person from entering Namibia to study and subsequently engaging in or performing any work within the country. The ministry’s spokesperson Margaret Kalo says they have set a deadline of 29 February for the submission of student […] today22 February, 2024
