insert_link Oshiwambo Kapena elaka li vule elaka ekwawo-Sanet Steenkamp Ominista yelongo sanet Steenkamp ohela okwati itapa kala nando oonkambadhala dhasha oku thindila pevi elaka moshilongo,nokwa dhenge omuthindo kutya kapena elaka li vule elaka ekwawo. Steenkamp okwali ta popi omanga ta yamukula komaipulo genasha noku kuthapo ongundu yelaka lyoshi Khoekhogowab nokweetapo ongundu nenge ootundi dhelaka lyOshikwanyama ko Auas Primary school mo Windhoek. Shika osha landula omanyenyeto okuza kaavali taati omukuluntu skola Toini Nauyoma okwwa hala oku hulithapo oku longa elaka […] today23 April, 2025
insert_link Namibia Activist Rosa Namises Calls Attention to Housing and Safety Concerns Activist Rosa Namises shed light on the critical issues of housing and safety in the country. She voiced her frustration over unmet promises related to improvement initiatives, noting that financial limitations are frequently cited as reasons for inaction. Namises emphasized the stark contrast between the thriving lives of some citizens and the insecurity that many others experience. today25 October, 2024
insert_link Namibia Rosa Namises Urges President Mbumba to Consult Namibians on Africa’s UN Security Council Seat Independent Presidential candidate, Rosa Namises calls on President Mbumba to consult Namibians before speaking to the African Union regarding the UN Security Council and Africa's seat on it. today10 October, 2024
insert_link Namibia Rosa Namises and APP Back LGBTQI+ Rights Ahead of Elections…. Independent candidate Rosa Namises and the All People’s Party have expressed their support for the LGBTQI+ community, standing in contrast to most political parties, which have stated they do not back gay rights but still seek votes from the community. Speaking at a public engagement hosted by the Alliance Christian Churches of Namibia, APP President Ambrosius Kumbwa emphasized that the fundamental rights of the LGBTQI+ community are non-negotiable. today4 October, 2024
insert_link Namibia City of Windhoek Urges Public to Avoid Street Donations The City of Windhoek is advising the public against giving money to individuals begging on the streets, stating that such acts, although well-intentioned, perpetuate street begging and contribute to a cycle of poverty. Instead, the city encourages donations to registered organizations that can provide sustainable, long-term support to those in need. Independent presidential candidate Rosa Namises shared her perspective on this issue. today1 October, 2024
insert_link Namibia INTERVIEW: Rosa Namises Responds to President Mbumba’s Claims at SWAPO Rally At a recent rally in Endola, President Nangolo Mbumba of the SWAPO-led government declared that they have maintained peace, stability, and security in Namibia for 34 years. In response, independent presidential candidate Rosa Namises offered a candid assessment of these statements, challenging the government's portrayal of security and peace in the country. Namises, a seasoned activist and politician, expressed deep concern over the President’s comments. “When I hear such […] today30 September, 2024
insert_link Namibia President Mbumba Highlights SWAPO’s Achievements at Endola Rally At a rally held by the South West Africa People's Organization this past weekend in Endola, President Nangolo Mbumba remarked that the SWAPO-led government has ensured peace, stability, and security for 34 years. Independent Presidential Candidate Rosa Namises also shared her perspective on these claims. today30 September, 2024
insert_link Namibia More Activists Speak Out Against Unemployment Grant Scheduled For 2025 The Poverty Eradication minister's announcement of an Unemployment Grant to be issued in 2025 is gaining even more criticism. The most recent being that of activist Rosa Namises. The Basic Income Grant's Tjipura Tjipura weighed in on how this will not deter their planned protest against unemployment and hunger slated for later this month highlighting the country's rich natural resources. today14 August, 2024
insert_link Namibia Rosa Namises announces independent bid for Presidency Social, gender equality, and human rights activist Rosa Namises has announced that she will run as an independent candidate for Namibia’s Presidential elections in November 2024. The former secretary general of Congress of Democrats and parliamentarian says she is running for presidency to address the country’s social issues. Political Analyst Rakkel Andreas weighs in. today8 April, 2024
