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Elelo lya muni gwaMbaye olina omalongekidho goku gandja iikulya kaakalimo pethimbo lyo Covid-19
Mayola godoolopa yaMbaye Immanuel Wilfred okwa popi no Eagle FM etine shinasha netopolo lyiikulya modolopa yawo. Okwati okuuvite uukwawo wanankali noshigwana molwa onkalo yomukithi nguka omupe go coronavirus, nokuli moonkundathana niikondo yilwe oku yamukula komakemo goshigwana. “Okuza lockdown yotango, onda shangele komahangano gontumba, opo gakwathele miikulya mbyoka tayi vulu oku kwathela aantu yetu mboka ya […]
Some people also voted for Dr Itula – Armas Amukoto
The former Omuthiya councillor Armas Amukoto says he it is not a secret that he voted for the independent presidential candidate Dr Panduleni Itula and for the Swapo Party last year. Some people, Amukoto said, voted for Dr Itula yet they were pretending to like Geingob. Amukoto, who had a heated standoff with the Oshikoto […]
Walvis Bay, Swakop & Arandis still locked down
President Hage Geingob said, since Walvis Bay accounts for 436 cases out of 436 reported so far, additional containment measures to slow the rate of transmission and prevent the disease from spreading beyond the three Local Authority Areas were needed. Geingob said the introduction of these measures is done with the sole objective of […]
World misses HIV-related deaths reduction target
Geneva, 6 July 2020 — The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV and AIDS (UNAIDS) released Monday its 2020 Global AIDS Update Report. The report shows that the world will miss critical 2020 targets, including the reduction by 50% of HIV-related deaths from 2015 to the end of 2020. This target, among others, was agreed […]
Defence minister exposes bad relationship with Auditor General in parliament
Defence minister Rear Admiral Peter Hafeni Vilho has exposed in parliament what can be considered to be a bad relationship between him and Auditor General Junias Kandjeke. The minister has accused Kandjeke of seeking to spy on the military by requesting to get information on the fighting capabilities of fighter jets to be included in […]
Windhoek low-cost housing project launched
The Ministry of Urban and Rural Development, City of Windhoek, National Housing Enterprise and Khomas Regional Council held a ground-breaking ceremony last week for a low-cost housing project to construct 1 200 houses by July 2022. Phase 1 of the project will construct 300 low-cost houses by November 2020. The project will be carried out at […]
City of Windhoek mum on free wi-fi funders
If the words by City of Windhoek acting boss, Reckliff Kandjiriomuini are anything to go by, the municipality will be bristling with free Wi-Fi in 12 months’ time by the authorities are still mum on who is funding this project. Speaking on the Early Morning Scoop, Kandjiriomuini said Namibia can rest assured that the tax-payer […]
Ithete apologizes to unapologetic Ipumbu
Swapo party member of parliament Natangwe Ithete has apologized to Namibia Economic Freedom Fighters (NEFF) red-beret, Kalimbo Ipumbu for a verbal spurt that degenerated into a physical confrontation this week in parliament. That was after the speaker of the national assembly Professor Peter Katjavivi, who this week has had a tough time maintaining the house […]
LPM’s Mootu says will not be silenced in the National Assembly
Landless People’s Movement member of parliament (MP) Utaara Mootu said she will not be silenced by insults in the National Assembly. This comes after another MP told Mootu to “shut up” as a commotion broke out in the National Assembly two days ago during the national reconciliation debate. Popular Democratic Movement MP Inna Hengari asked […]
Amupanda questions constitutionality of voter registration
Affirmative Repositioning leader Dr Job Amupanda has written to the Electoral Commission to request for a national dialogue on the logic of voter registration for Presidential and National Assembly Elections. Amupanda also is questioning the voters’ registration regime in Namibia and its impacts on constitutional rights provided in Article 17. In a letter dated 1 […]