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NOT PAID: Temporary workers at a drought relief warehouse in Rundu stopped work on Monday in protest over alleged months of unpaid wages. Photo: Phillipus Josef

Workers downed tools Monday in Rundu amid non-payment dispute

3 Week Ago

HELP AT HAND: Drought-affected communities received assistance in a myriad of ways, from government as well as international donors. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

N$1.8 billion drought relief programme ends

1 Month Ago

AID: Drought-affected communities received food parcels supported by government and international donors. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

N$1.8 billion drought relief programme ends

1 Month Ago

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Over N$101m paid to farmers through drought relief programme

2 Month Ago

NO GHOST EMPLOYEES: The Office of the Prime Minister has firmly denied allegations of ghost employees. Photo contributed

OPM denies allegations of non-performing staff

4 Month Ago

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MEET AND GREET

4 Month Ago

What is left of the thatched home that was struck by lightning. PHOTO Phillipus Josef

Lightning tragedy: Kavango East governor pledges full govt support

4 Month Ago

JPG: The distribution of the drought relief programme continues until 30 June 2025 through the normal known distribution channels in all constituencies.
PHOTO: FILE - used for illustration purposes

Residents warned to avoid rotten maize meal

5 Month Ago

NEW HOME: NSFAF will become a directorate in the ministry of finance.

NSFAF to become a finance ministry directorate

5 Month Ago

DONATED: The donated bags of rice from the Peoples Republic of China to Namibia.

OPM rubbishes alleged Mbumba link to Chinese rice donation

6 Month Ago

UNDER CONTROL: Telecom Namibia CEO Stanley Shanainda, the health ministry’s executive director, Ben Nangombe, CRAN CEO Emilia Nghikembua, OPM executive director I-Ben Nashandi and MICT’s executive director Dr. Audrin Mathe pictured after yesterday's press conference where the government provided an update on the recent cybersecurity attacks at Telecom Namibia.

Cyberattacks 2024: Namibia under siege

8 Month Ago

UNDER CONTROL: Telecom Namibia CEO Stanley Shanapinda, the health ministry’s executive director, Ben Nangombe, CRAN CEO Emilia Nghikembua, OPM executive director I-Ben Nashandi and MICT’s executive director Dr Audrin Mathe, pictured after yesterday's press conference where the government provided an update on the recent cybersecurity attacks at Telecom. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Cyberattacks 2024: Namibia under siege

8 Month Ago

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