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The Ohangwena Regional Police are hosting a Wellness Day aimed at promoting officers' mental, psychological and physical well-being.
Being held under the theme "Your Wellness Matters: Healthy Members, Stronger Team, A Safer Namibia", the event seeks to highlight the importance of personal wellness in strengthening police service delivery in the region.
Social workers have been invited to provide guidance on psychological and mental health, while a financial advisor from a local bank will share insights on financial wellness.
Regional Commander, Commissioner Ottilie Kashuupulwa, is expected to deliver the keynote address.
The Wellness Day commenced with a street procession.
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Some people are starting from scratch, building everything as the first working child while accommodating all other expenses.
Expecting each house to be at the standard of your homestead is not it. Some of you have not done anything either it all thanks to your working parents.
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Guys I urge ya’ll to please refrain from posting the deceased’s loved ones grieving by the casket. We’ve lost the culture of upholding traditional values & respect.
Not everything is meant to be social media content. Have empathy for the broken. Displaying someone’s deepest vulnerability like that lacks respect for the dead & those at an even deeper loss🙏🏾
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KEETMANSHOOP DISTRICT HOSPITAL RECEIVES N$7 MILLION DOLLAR RENOVATED EMERGENCY UNIT TO BETTER SERVE NAMIBIANS! 🎉
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They are the only organisation capable of holding the government accountable. We need to make them the official opposition party.
Affirmative Repositioning (AR) leader Professor Job Amupanda has rejected the proposed allocation of N$200 million to the Ministry of Defence in its current form, proposing that the money be placed under the Finance Ministry’s contingency fund until concerns about its intended use are addressed.
Contributing to the Mid-Year Budget Review debate in the National Assembly, Amupanda stated that MPs had not been given sufficient information about outstanding government utility bills or the purpose of the proposed allocation.
He also questioned fuel deliveries to a military facility, saying fuel transported from Botswana was not being subjected to the required taxes and levies. He questioned transactions involving August 26 and private companies and called for accountability over government procurement.
Prof. Amupanda said the Mid-Year Budget Review should promote fiscal transparency, public accountability and real-time management of public finances, rather than simply approve additional spending without proper scrutiny.
He also highlighted the need for the budget to address economic shocks, including the impact of foot-and-mouth disease and external developments on Namibia’s economy.
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Grief… Retired bishops Kleopas Dumeni and Apollos Kaulinge today visited former President Hifikepunye Pohamba at his homestead in Okanghudi village, following the death of his wife, Penehupifo Pohamba.
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MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES COMMEMORATES WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY BY SIGNING 6 HISTORIC NATIONAL COMMITMENTS 💚
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MTC Namibia awards N$400,000, N$20,000 per team member, tablets and handsets to celebrate the Desert Jewels’ historic qualification for the 2027 Netball World Cup in Sydney, Australia.
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Germany has provided N$372.6 million in concessional financing towards the N$498.6 million rehabilitation and expansion of the Karibib-Usakos road, covering the bulk of the cost of upgrading the key logistics route.
The project involved the rehabilitation and expansion of 31.2 kilometres of Trunk Road 7/1 between Karibib and Usakos into a 2+1 carriageway, with dedicated overtaking lanes, wider shoulders and new surfacing.
The financing, equivalent to approximately €20 million, was provided by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development through KfW Development Bank as an interest-reduced loan with a 10-year repayment period.
The upgraded road was officially opened by Works and Transport Minister Veikko Nekundi, Erongo Governor Dr Nathalia /Goagoses and Germany's Ambassador-Designate to Namibia Thomas Wimmer.
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The Judicial Service Commission has shortlisted six candidates for the selection process to appoint Namibia’s next Prosecutor-General.
The candidates are Theo Taswald, Lucious Matota, Marthino Olivier, Salomo Kanyemba, Ileni Gebhardt and Tangeni Iitula.
The Office of the Judiciary announced on Friday that the candidates will first undergo a written assessment. Those who meet the required threshold will advance to the second stage, a public interview conducted by members of the Judicial Service Commission.
The date for the written assessment has not yet been announced.
The successful candidate will be recommended to President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah for appointment, in accordance with the Constitution and applicable legislation.
The term of the current Prosecutor-General, Martha Imalwa, ends in December. Imalwa was appointed acting Prosecutor-General by Nandi-Ndaitwah last year after reaching retirement age.
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A video circulating widely on social media showing religious leaders in Namibia burning wigs and cosmetic products they describe as evil has sparked debate over Christian teachings on personal appearance, the interpretation of scripture observer24.com.na/prophets-p…
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Three suspects who were arrested on Tuesday in connection with alleged taxi robberies appeared before the Windhoek Magistrate’s Court today, where they were denied bail and remanded in custody.
The trio are Pinias Hainghumbi (31), Simon Ndjene Samuel (36) and Jason Haindongo (27). The matter has been postponed to 11 February 2027 for further investigations.
The Windhoek City Police Service remains committed to ensuring the safety and security of public transport operators, passengers and other members of the public.
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