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Walvis Bay

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Oshiwambo

Eshonopalo leeshi domashipangela olili elikwato pomutima Derek Klazen tati.”

Minister weeshi needjo domomeva, Derek Klazen, opamwe nomunongo moikwameva ovati, onghalo yeeshi domashipangela momeva oshilongo odili moupyakadi wokushonopalapo. Oo eli omushiivi nawa meendjo doikwameva mouminsty weeshii , , elikwato pomutima aali ota kulopotwa eli yandja pefimbo loshongalele shoshikondo shoikwashi osho shali shaunganekelwa komudingonoko wa  Walvis Bay. Moshipopiwa shomushiivi nawa osho sha yambididwa ku minister  Derek Klazen, ota kulopotwa shayandja ouyelele oo taupopi kutya,  ounene wekulo leeshi ota weende taushuna pedu […]

todayNovember 27, 2023 1

UNICEF

Africa

Geingob and counterparts reassure children of rights and safety

The leaders of Namibia, Botswana, Zambia and Zimbabwe have reiterated their commitment to providing a safer environment for children in their countries. President Hage Geingob, President Mokgweetsi Masisi, Minister of Community Development and Social Services Doreen Mwamba and Vice President Kembo Mohadi attended the UNICEF World Children’s Day commemoration in Walvis Bay on Sunday, joining over 500 children and dignitaries from the four countries. The three-day event was held under […]

todayNovember 21, 2023 6

Namibia

African Development Bank approves $196 million loan to modernize railway Namibian infrastructure

The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank Group (www.AfDB.org) has approved a loan of $196.43 million for Namibia to implement the second phase of its Transport Infrastructure Improvement Project (TIIP). The loan, approved on 31 October 2023, represents 51.8 percent of the project’s total cost. The Namibian government will provide the remaining 48.2 percent. The project aligns with Namibia’s long-term Vision 2030 to the country’s Namibia’s logistics value […]

todayNovember 1, 2023 4

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