Uuministeli wiikwameni yoshilongo,egameno,nomatembu oweekelehi oolopota dhoshifokundaneki shomoshilonngo kutya aapashiyoni aa Europa otaya kaleke omalweendo gawo okuya mo Namibia ,sho pweetwa omilandu omipe dhoo visa,oshowo o portal yo e-visa ndjoka itaayi longo. Momushangwa gohela,uuministeli oweekelehi oolopota dhoka dha nyanyangidhwa mo The Namibia ohela,tawu yeleke kutya o E-visa for visa on arrival inayi tamekithwa natango. o E-visa
Aanilonga yaali yehangano lyo Namwater oya hulithile poshiponga,sho ya tyokwa kolusheno komukunda Nankudu moshitopolwa Kavango west ohela. Omunambelewa gopolisi moshitopolwa Chief Inspector Raimbert Muronga okwa koleke oshiningwanima,tati osha holoka lopotundi onti 14h58 ko Nankudu Riverbank,sho kwali taya kambadhala oku pangela eshina ndyoka hali pombo omeya okuza momulonga okuya koshigwana. Oonakusa ayehe aa Namibia ,oya tongololwa
Sha landula sho America a zimo mehangano lyuundjolowele muuyuni,noku kaleka omakwatho ga America,ayihe mbyoka yili etokolo tali ka guma uundjolowele waantu oomilion mu Africa,otwa popi nominista yuuhaku DR Kalumbi Shangula kutya shika otashi ka guma ngiini Namibia. Minister tati shika osha guma iilongo oyindji,noku hulithapo omakwatho mo Namibia osha guma etulomiilonga lyoopolohalama dhiimanga keyamukulo lyopashigwana
A social studies teacher from the Zambezi region, Mr. Muyunda Staleny, spoke to our correspondent Jackson Kunatela in Katima Mulilo. He emphasized the importance of honoring founding father, Dr. Sam Nujoma. He urged schools and communities to actively participate in the upcoming memorial service at the Katima Mulilo Sports Complex, calling it a moment for
Mr. Muyunda Staleny, a social studies teacher in the Zambezi region, has called for widespread participation in the upcoming memorial service for Namibia’s founding father, Dr. Sam Nujoma. The event, scheduled for February 23 at the Katima Mulilo Sports Complex, will serve as an opportunity for the nation to honor his legacy. Staleny emphasized
China has called for the United States to show "mutual respect" in managing trade tensions after President Donald Trump said a trade deal with Beijing was "possible". At the beginning of February, Trump imposed additional tariffs of 10 percent on all products imported from China. Laura Westbrook.
To South Africa, where the DA is calling on the minister of Higher Education and Training, Nobuhle Pamela Nkabane, to present an action plan to Parliament addressing the serious issues students have highlighted. Students from various tertiary campuses across the country, including Wits and the University of Cape Town, have been protesting over being excluded
Justice minister, Yvonne Dausab, has called for amendments to the Ombudsman Bill, highlighting that it has remained unchanged for three decades. As reported by NewsOnOne's Selma Taapopi, Dausab emphasized that the bill’s outdated provisions and limited scope fail to ensure the office’s autonomy, adequate resources, and investigative powers, necessitating urgent reform. Catch last night's full
Kash Patel, a longtime loyalist to U.S President Donald Trump, has been confirmed as the new Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The final vote was 51-49 with all Senate Democrats opposing him along with two republican senators - Alaska's Lisa Murkowski and Maine's Susan Collins. Kate fisher reports from Washington
