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Namibia

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Oshiwambo

High Commissioner wa Britin  mo Namibia , ata lelapo omupresident Mbumba.

OmuPresident Dr Nangolo Mbumba onghela okwa li eya oku ta lelwapo ku High Commissioner wa Britin  mo Namibia Charles Moore,   sha ni ngilwa peumbo le pangelo. Pefimbo le sha keno lavo olo la ta lika li li oshikando sho tete, Moore okwa lo ngifa omito oku ya ndja omahekeleko ku Mbumba,  omolwo ekanepo lo mupresident kwa li nale wo shilongo Dr. Hage Geingob. Okwa denga omufindo nghene sha fimana kuye […]

todayJune 6, 2024 16

Local

The Use of the Integrated Mobile Voter Registration System (IMVRS) for the Conduct of the 2024’s General Registration of Voters (GRV)

      The Commission wishes to share ongoing information related to the Integrated Mobile Voter Registration System (IMVRS), following the commencement of the general voter registration process, and some interest shown by the public in the system: 1. During 2010 – 2013, ECN migrated from the manual paper-based voter registration system to a Custom-Made digital biometrics voters registration system, referred to as Mobile Voters Register System (MVRS). This system […]

todayJune 6, 2024 12

Oshiwambo

Namibia na Latvia yiininga komilungu ohela

Ohela uuministeli wiipambele yopashigwana nomalongelokumwe wa Namibia,wa kwatelwa komeho ku Ambassodor Sabine Bohlke na Charles Josob,omukalelipo shilongo gwa Namibia ko Latvia oya ningi oonkundathana dhawo oontiyali dhopapolitika nuuministeli wiikwapondje ya Latvia ,dha kwatelwa komeho ku Kataria Platere mo Riga. Onga iilongo iishona,osheendo shopaali oshiikundu iinima ya yooloka,mbyoka yina oompito  oku tanununamo uukumwe pokati ka Namibia na Latvia miikondo yeliko,elongo noohedhi.

todayJune 4, 2024 8

Environment

Climate Change threatens Namibia’s Agricultural Sector

    The agricultural sector is vital for sustaining livelihoods in Namibia but faces significant climate change challenges. Namibian farmers frequently experience adverse rainfall seasons, leading to floods, droughts, and pest and disease outbreaks. Droughts, occurring every other year with varying severity, have particularly harmed crop and livestock farmers, reducing productivity and income due to poor yields, livestock performance, and market prices.   Technical Advisor of Livestock and Rangeland from […]

todayJune 4, 2024 15

Namibia

Namibia records 16.3 percent export earnings

      The Namibia Statistics Agency has just released the Namibia Mer-chandise Trade Statics for April 2024. Namibia’s export earnings recorded an increase of 16.3 percent from N$8.2 billion recorded in March 2024. The import bill for the month under review decreased by 1.3 percent from N$12.8 billion recorded during the preceding month, translating into a trade deficit of N$3.1 billion when com-pared to N$4.6 billion recorded in March […]

todayJune 4, 2024 31

Namibia

Namibians urged to register to vote

    The Electoral Commission of Namibia is urging all eligible Na-mibians to register to vote in November's elections as voter reg-istration started yesterday. ECN spokesperson De Wet Siluka says the turnout was good on the first day.    

todayJune 4, 2024 8

Namibia

African Insurance Organization’s 50th Conference in Namibia Pivots Focus to Climate Change Financing

      Namibia is hosting the 50th Conference and Annual General As-sembly of the African Insurance Organisation (AIO), which focuses on the insurance industry’s financial contribution to climate change catastrophes. According to Sanlam Namibia Holdings Group Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Tertius Stears, the conference seeks to promote insurance education that is relevant to African markets, specifically the financing of climate risks, agriculture and the devel-opment of sustainable businesses across […]

todayJune 4, 2024 40

Local

Namibia’s new visa regime: a step backward for tourism and economic growth

        The SADC Business Council Tourism Alliance has expressed deep concern over Namibia's proposed restrictive visa regime, which could severely hamper the country's tourism industry and economic growth. This policy shift appears to contradict Namibia Airports Company’s recently launched air access strategy, “Air Connect Namibia”, aimed at increasing international flights and connectivity. The implementation of stricter visa requirements could have a detrimental impact on various sectors of […]

todayJune 4, 2024 8

Oshiwambo

Ovafeekelwa veli 2, va tulwa mo ipandeko eshi va dipaya oufitukuti voo nghwiyu mo shitopolwa sha Shikoto.

Opolifi moshitopolwa sha Oshikoto  oya ti oya patutula oshibofa shi nasha no ukongo uheli pamango wa ningilwa oifitukuti yo Nghwiyu mo mudingonoko wa  Okuma . She li kwa telela kwao eli omukonaakoni wo imbuluma mo shitopolwa omo mwa ni ngilwa oshiningwanima Deputy Commissioner Titus Ekandjo onghela okwati,  omufeekelwa omu 36 eli omu kwashiwana wa Namibia opamwe no mu feekelwa omu 25 eli omukwashiwana wa Angola,  ova mangelwepo mo lomakaya lwopo  […]

todayJune 4, 2024 10 1

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