Tag: Namibia

After a series of wonderful self-publishing Q & A sessions with some of Africa's best-selling authors, we look forward to the start of a new program starting 3rd August 2021. ...

Ngarizemo has lost 15 family members as a result of Covid-19 complications, while Mbaisa has lost eight relatives thus far. Ngarizemo says his father, Naftalie Katuuo, who had just turned ...

Three elephants were spotted roaming around the Katima Mulilo sport complex on Saturday, which caused a frenzy at the town. One of the three travelled back towards Zambia, and another ...

PRESIDENT Hage Geingob yesterday during the country's 31st Covid-19 public briefing on national response measures at State House said the looting and unrest in neighbouring South Africa (SA) should be ...

Health minister Kalumbi Shangula said on Thursday that the vaccines will be distributed over the weekend, which means that vaccinations will resume countrywide on Monday, 19 July. “We expect delivery ...

Written by: KaokoLand Traditional Chiefs, Churches, Youth, NGO and the communities at larger In 1884, Koakoland became part of German Southwest Africa. Germany has established two large camps in Sesfontein ...

By Alphons Kahuhu Koruhama, Kaokoland Descendant of Genocide. Genocide is defined in the same terms as in the Genocide Convention in the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (Article ...

  Ruling party bleeds rural and urban votes  Namibia’s ruling Swapo party has lost control of its political power at more than 19 constituencies countrywide. These results have displaced the ...

Part 2 – Unity and the Pursuit of Purpose Article by Sarah Goroh It is no news that Africa has been at the back seat for far too long with ...

Part 1 – Perception Change Article by Sarah Goroh Africa is a continent made up of diverse people, languages, cultures and tribes. For a long time, our continent has been ...