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Khomas Regional Council channels millions into water and sanitation
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- Khomas Regional Council channels millions into water and sanitation
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- 2:15
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By: Ludorf Iyambo
The Khomas Regional Council has prioritised water provision and sanitation in its 2025/2026 financial year budget, to improve rural livelihoods, with funds already allocated and projects currently underway across several rural constituencies.
Speaking at the official opening of the Khomas Regional Council in Windhoek on Friday, the Council’s chairperson, Stefanus Ndengu, highlighted that water security remains one of the council’s most urgent development priorities.
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- Contract to revive Uvungu-Vungu dairy project near completion
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- 2:22
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By: Josia Shigwedha
Agriculture ministry is in the process of finalising a contract with a private company that has expressed interest in operating the Uvungu-Vungu dairy project in Kavango East.
The ministry’s spokesperson, Simon Nghipandulwa,was responding to remarks made by Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) president McHenry Venaani, who said during a press conference on Thursday that the dairy project, funded with nearly N$200 million, has failed to produce a single litre of milk.
The project has reportedly been idle for the past 16 years, sparking anger from the Shambyu Traditional Authority, which is demanding that the land be returned if government is unable to utilise it.
Nghipandulwa told NewsonOne on Friday that minor construction works still need to be completed before the proejct becomes operational.
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- Palms for Life Fund celebrates International Day of Education
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- 1:58
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By: Ritta Lotto
The Palms for Life Fund’s Early Childhood Development Officer, Iyaloo Mwatotele, says they will celebrate the International Day of Education on Saturday to advocate for stronger support for early childhood development.
The Fund, which is dedicated to improving children’s well-being, provides 1 400 children from marginalised communities with access to learning, play, and nutritional support.
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- Pay Swapo returnees, struggle kids & Koevoet says Venaani
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- 2:12
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By: Josia Shigwedha
Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) leader McHenry Venaani has called on the government to address the plight of Namibian refugees repatriated in 1989, including giving them a once-off payment.
Venaani said the same should be extended to children of the liberation struggle, as well as former members of the Southwest Africa Territorial Force (SWATF) and Koevoet.
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- SASSCAL, NTA and Letshego Bank summoned over employment equity violations
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- 2:11
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By: Ludorf Iyambo
Three companies on Tuesday appeared before the Employment Equity Commission review panel for failing to appoint Namibian understudies for foreign employees.
SASSCAL, the NTA and Letshego Bank are also accused of failing to apply for exemptions from the labour ministry, to justify the continued employment of foreign nationals without local understudies.
The Southern African Science Service Centre for Climate Change and Adaptive Land Management CEO, Nelago Indongo, told the review panel that its failure to appoint a Namibian understudy is linked to its status as an intergovernmental organisation drawing expertise from multiple member states.
Letsego Bank’s head of people and culture, Kingsley Guiseb, told the review panel that the delay in appointing local understudies was due to the highly technical nature of skills required within the company, which necessitated the recruitment of specialised expertise. ...
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- Parliament takes steps to improve MPs’ conduct ahead of February resumption
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- 2:14
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By: Envaalde Matheus
National Assembly spokesperson, Sakeus Kadhikwa, says measures are being put in place to address the conduct of lawmakers following disruptions witnessed during the first session of the 8th Parliament.
Kadhikwa said Parliament will be officially opened by the President on 3 February, during a ceremonial sitting that will bring together the National Assembly, the National Council, and the Executive.
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- Westmont High school teacher launches calculator drive for learners
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- 2:04
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By: Ketemba Tjipepa
Head of Commerce at Windhoek's Westmont High School, Viktoria Hukuete-Shifeta, has launched a calculator donation initiative after noticing that many learners from Grade 8 to 11 attend accounting and mathematics lessons without calculators.
She says this makes it difficult for them to follow lessons and prepare for tests.
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- Jericho alleges police complicity in combating drug trade
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- 2:36
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By Ludorf Iyambo
Local musician, Jericho Gawanab claims that some law enforcement members are allegedly working together with drug dealers, while ordinary communities continue to bear the brunt of addiction and crime.
Gawanab said the free flow of drugs into communities cannot happen without inside assistance, alleging that even high-ranking officials are aware of who is involved in the drug trade.
Gawanab who is also a recovering addict, told NewsonOne narrated that he has been using drugs for over a decade, and has been sober for four years now.
He alleged that while authorities publicly claim to be fighting drugs, some of them are benefiting from the trade.
According to the musician, law enforcement agencies often target small-scale peddlers instead of the bigger suppliers, who remain untouched.
Police spokesperson, deputy commissioner, Kauna Shikwambi, questioned the credibility of the artists ...
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- Family renews call to identify man last seen with Juanita Karolus
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- 2:04
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By: Josia Shigwedha
The family of the late Juanita Karolus have renewed their call to the public to help identify a man who was last seen walking with her in Katutura before her death.
The call follows an earlier appeal by the police three months ago, requesting public assistance in identifying a man who was seen with Karolus on the evening of 2 October.
The two were seen on CCTV footage walking along Hans-Dietrich Street towards Hans |Uirab Street.
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- EIF delivers clean water to over 1 000 rural households in 7 regions
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- 2:09
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By: Envaalde Matheus
The Environmental Investment Fund and agriculture ministry have delivered safe, potable water to over 1 000 rural households nationally costing N$40 million.
EIF spokesperson, Romeo Muyunda, said the project upgraded 17 boreholes across several regions including Karas, Kunene, Ohangwena, Kavango East, Kavango West, Zambezi, and Oshikoto.
He said communities in the services areas have long been battling with access to clean water for domestic use as well as for their livestock, and small-scale farming.
Muyunda said the project also trained 69 water point committee members and regional officials to operate and maintain the systems and created 127 temporary jobs during the construction phase.
He said some sites still need commissioning due to outstanding connections and equipment replacements, adding the planning and design phase ensures the systems can be fully operational soon.
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- Over 70 Goreangab children treated to free braids and haircuts
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- 1:48
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By: Ketemba Tjipepa
Windhoek-based hairdresser Teresa Mulombe Mupalu brought smiles to the 71 children at Goreangab’s Home of Good Hope by braiding and cutting their hair at no cost ahead of the new school term.
Mupalu, the founder of Hair by Mulombe, washed and braided the hair of 31 girls and gave fresh haircuts to 40 boys.
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- Former refugee defy Swapo eviction deadline
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- 2:37
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By: Josia Shigwedha
Members of former refugees repatriated to Namibia in 1989 have defied the eviction deadline issued by the ruling party for them to vacate its premises by 10h00 Tuesday.
The groups representatives, Julius Mukuve said they will not move, demanding to be handed the 2006 United Nations letter, instead of the verbal account of events they keep getting.
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- Top Score Of The Match | Liverpool vs Burnley
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- 2:16
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- #TopScore of the match from this weekend's Liverpool vs Burnley ⚽
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- Gobabis teen accused of double murder was on holiday visit
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- 1:43
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By: Ritta Lotto
Omaheke Regional Head of Community Policing, Chief Inspector Fina Sakajengenga, says the boy accused of killing 26-year-old Nacky Menatzick and her three-year-old daughter, Delanie Menatzick, on 9 January in Epako, Gobabis, was visiting his uncle’s house for the holiday when the incident occurred.
She told NewsOnOne that police have since confirmed the minor is 15 years old, not 13 as initially reported, and that he remains in custody as investigations continue.
According to Sakajengenga, investigations revealed that the 15-year-old suspect had gone to his uncle’s house, where the incident took place, to stay for the holiday.
She said that both his parents reside in Epako, Gobabis.
Sakajengenga also said the reason for the incident has not yet been clarified.
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- Over 140 divorce cases listed on Monday's High Court Roll
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- 3:05
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By: Eric Mhunduru
About 144 divorce cases were listed on the Windhoek High Court's day rolls and scheduled to be heard on Monday.
The high number in a day raised concern with social commentator, Ngamane Karuaihe-Upi, who says this was due to a lack of pre-marriage orientation.
This is despite the existence of the Dissolution of Marriages Act, 2024 that still awaits official activation.
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- Former Namibian refugees refuse to vacate Swapo headquarters
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- 2:15
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By: Josia Shigwedha
Former Namibian refugees who have been camping outside the Swapo party’s national headquarters say since their concerns have not been heard they will not vacate.
This is according to group spokesperson, Aina Kalimba Angula, following a Swapo directive instructing them to remove their tents and belongings by Tuesday 10h00.
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- Tafel Talks Liverpool vs Burnley
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- 6:17
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- #TafelTalks from this weekend's Liverpool vs Burnley ⚽ Rewatch the full match on https://f.mtr.cool/hztaavngvt
The English Premier League on OneAfrica is brought to you Tafel Lager #NowWeAreTalking #TafelTalks
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- Works ministry moves to tighten procurement oversight and housing management
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- 2:11
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By: Selma Taapopi
The Minister of Works and Transport, Veikko Nekundi, has called for reforms within his ministry, warning that inefficiencies particularly in the procurement unit will no longer be tolerated.
Addressing the ministry’s senior management and staff on Thursday, Nekundi stressed the need for improved efficiency, accountability and stricter adherence to procedures.
The minister also spoke on reforms in the management of government flats, highlighting the long standing failure to enforce lease agreements between the state and tenants, despite clear contractual obligations governing maintenance.
According to the ministry, tenants are required to carry out certain repairs within specified time frames and to comply with regulations that prohibit practices such as hanging laundry on balconies or converting garages into storage areas.
Nekundi further expressed concern over the poor state of the living envir...
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- City Police warn public against rising seasonal scams
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- 1:44
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By: Josia Shigwedha
City Police Head of Public Relations, Marcelline Murapo, has warned residents to remain vigilant against a rise in scams during January, particularly those linked to fake house rentals, school placements, and tertiary institution registrations.
Murapo said scammers are taking advantage of the seasonal demand for accommodation, school placements, and tertiary registrations by targeting desperate residents.
She noted that in the case of school placements, some parents, eager to secure spaces for their children, fall victim to individuals falsely claiming to be school officials.
Murapo urged parents to apply for school placements on time and to only engage directly with school authorities to avoid being scammed.
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- Government to implement mentorship programme to oversee Youth Fund
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- 2:10
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By: Envaalde Matheus
The finance ministry will roll out regional mentorship programs, coordinated through the governors' offices, to oversee Youth Fund projects and prevent misuse of funds.
Ministry spokesperson, Wilson Shikoto, says successful applicants have begun training and creating jobs, supporting the President’s call for youth and self employment.
Shikoto said during February, successful applicants will be announced, including candidates applying through the Development Bank of Namibia, adding that this will be done continuously in groups, as they are being processed.
Shikoto said the Fund remains open for applications, with no fixed deadline, and submissions will be accepted throughout the year.
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- Nekundi defends Intercape crackdown
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- 2:35
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By: Selma Taapopi
Minister of Works and Transport, Veikko Nekundi, has defended the decision to ban and fine Intercape Namibia for transporting passengers within the country using foreign-registered vehicles during the ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup.
As a result, the public transport operator was fined N$4 000 for operating at least nine buses.
They were also ordered to immediately cease operations for violating Section 70(3) of the Roads Traffic and Transport Act of 1999, which prohibits cabotage operations without a valid cross-border permit.
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- Namibia set to strengthen cybercrime laws in 2026
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- 1:12
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By: Ritta Lotto
Information minister, Emma Theofelus, says the Cyber Crime Bill is in its final stages of drafting at the government legal drafters.
She said, once it's passed with careful consideration of cases such as the six-youth arrested in a scamming syndicate in Myanmar, it will safeguard Namibia's cyberspace and strengthen existing legal frameworks.
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- Illegal sand miners may face jail, heavy fines and prosecution
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- 2:24
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By: Envaalde Matheus
The environment ministry is drafting new regulations that will see illegal sand and gravel miners face heavy fines, prosecution, equipment seizures and possible jail time, aimed at curbing illegal mining and enforcing compliance.
Environment Commissioner Timoteus Mufeti said there will be stakeholder consultations across several regions from 19 January to 4 February on the draft Environmental Management Amendment Bill, and proposed sand and gravel mining regulations.
Responding to questions by NewsOnOne, Mufeti said the draft rules will also require mandatory fencing and rehabilitation of pits, proper payment systems, and stricter checks on trucks transporting sand without valid permits.
Mufeti said the new regulations are needed as uncontrolled sand mining has caused deaths, destroyed infrastructure, and sparked conflicts between communities, leaders, and operators due to widespread non-compliance.
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- Civil servants up-in-arms over pension-backed home loans control
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- 2:50
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By: Ludorf Iyambo
Some beneficiaries of the Government Institutions Pension Fund’s (GIPF) Pension-Backed Home Loan Scheme have argued that their retirement savings are under the control of a third party-administrators.
In an interview with NewsOnOne, Haundjondjo Moses, who is also a civil servant said they are being forced to borrow their own money through intermediaries rather than receiving funds directly from GIPF.
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- Top ordinary level and AS performers a source of pride: Steenkamp
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- 2:28
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By: Josia Shigwedha
Education minister Steenkamp said the top 20 performers in the 2025 ordinary level and advanced subsidiary examinations should serve as a source of pride and motivation for everyone involved in education.
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- Namibian youths willingly lured to become scamming agents in Thailand
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- 1:56
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By: Ritta Lotto
A family member of one of the six Namibian youths arrested in Myanmar, Dr. Bernard Haufiku, says the Malaysian embassy says the youngsters were coerced by a syndicate with a promise to work in Thailand, only to end up in Myanmar where they were to be used as agents to scam people.
Haufiku told NewsOnOne however the youngsters were well aware of the risks and deliberately avoided keeping their exact locations known.
“I tried on behalf of the family when Immanuel’s brother told me that Immanuel was apparently leaving for Thailand, but by the time he told me, Immanuel had already boarded the plane from South Africa. I tried his number several times, but he wouldn’t pick up. One of the staff members at the Namibian Embassy in Malaysia, who was dealing with them, told me that Immanuel instructed her not to tell me where he was. They were very difficult to reach, moving from place to place, disappearing before they were arrested...
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- De-risking reforms position Namibia as emerging green hydrogen leader
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- 2:15
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By: Hertha Ekandjo
Namibia’s rapid progress in green hydrogen development is the result of deliberate de-risking reforms that have created clarity, credibility and investor confidence, Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly, Phillipus Katamelo, said over the weekend.
Katamelo was speaking at the 16th Session of the Assembly of the International Renewable Energy Agency in Abu Dhabi, in the United Arab Emirates, which was held under the theme “Powering Humanity: Renewable Energy for Shared Prosperity.”
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- EExperts urge rehabilitation for 13-year-old Epako double murder suspect
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- 2:13
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By: Ritta Lotto
Windhoek based Clinical Psychologist, Shaun Whittaker, says a 13-year-old who commits a serious crime cannot be treated as an adult offender and should fall under the juvenile justice system, which focuses on rehabilitation and restorative justice, rather than long-term imprisonment.
This comes after a 13-year-old boy was arrested on Friday in Epako, near Gobabis, for allegedly fatally stabbing 26-year-old Nacky Menatzick and her three-year-old daughter, Delanie Menatzick, inside their home.
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- IPC parliamentarian slams Presidential authority over speaker’s leave approval
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- 1:58
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By: Josia Shigwedha
Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) Member of Parliament Milunga Lizazi has criticised a presidential proclamation granting the President authority to approve the leave of absence of the Speaker of the National Assembly.
Lizazi who is the party’s shadow minister for justice and labour relations said there is no legal basis for the President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah to assume such powers.
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- Grootfontein council plans bricks manufacturing plant
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- 2:14
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By: Envaalde Matheus
Grootfontein’s new town council plans to set up an interlock, brick and paving manufacturing plant, a project expected to create over 1 500 jobs.
Council chairperson, Bennet Namaseb, says the initiative aims to tackle the town’s unemployment crisis, where only 35% of residents have a stable income.
Namaseb said the plant will not only create jobs but also support infrastructure improvements, as the same blocks produced will be used to upgrade the town’s roads and pavements, build homes and contribute to municipal revenue.
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- Education minister demands integrity from schools
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- 2:09
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- By: Envaalde Matheus
Education minister Sanet Steenkamp has demanded integrity, fairness, and transparency from educators as the 2026 academic year begins.
Steenkamp made the remarks on Sunday in her message officially opening the new school year, warning that admissions must be handled ethically, be fully documented, be merit based and free of bribes, gifts or favoritism.
Steenkamp said any misconduct by educators or school staff undermines the ministry’s effort to restore public trust in the education system.
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- ShowSpeed’s visit uncertain as NCAA defends refusal to grant clearance
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- 2:28
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
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- By: Selma Taapopi
The arrival of American online streamer IShowSpeed in Namibia remains uncertain after the Namibia Civil Aviation Authority declined to issue overflight and landing clearances.
The NCAA explained that an application was submitted by an agent for an aircraft carrying 13 passengers and two pilots, which exceeded the passenger limit allowed under Government Notice No. 58 of 1998.
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- Two Zambian nationals arrested with illegal timber in Katima Mulilo
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- 2:16
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
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- By: Jackson Kunatela
Two Zambian nationals, aged 46 and 36, were arrested on Wednesday at Cowboy location in Katima Mulilo after police intercepted a vehicle carrying timber illegally.
Katima Mulilo police Station commander, chief inspector Charles Mayumbelo, said traffic officers stopped the unroadworthy vehicle.
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- Mutilated Ondangwa man likely died from suffocation says police
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- 2:27
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
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- By: Ritta Lotto
Oshana Regional Crime Investigation Coordinator, Deputy Commissioner Frederick Ndjadila says investigations have revealed that 41-year-old Salom Nikanor died by suffocation.
Nikanor was murdered in Ondangwa last Sunday and the suspect, Andreas Sunday Kanyanga cut open his scrotum, removed the testicles and burnt them together with the razor blade he used in the act.
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- Speed-point machine theft hampers card payments at Goreangab service station
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- 2:24
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
- Description
- By: Josia Shigwedha
Goreangab shell service station site supervisor, Japhet Magongo says they are facing serious operational challenges, after their only speed-point machine was stolen earlier this month.
Magongo said they still await feedback from Standard bank Namibia, who are the custodians of the stolen speed-point after submitting a declaration and the CCTV footage of the day of the theft.
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- NamBTS declares national blood supply crisis
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- 1:41
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
- Description
- By: Ritta Lotto
NamBTS Public Relations Officer, Frieda Vatileni-Asino, told NewsOnOne that the country’s blood supply has dropped to a critical low, adding that there is currently only enough blood to supply hospitals nationwide for three days.
She said ideally there should be enough blood to last at least 12 days and warns that the shortage places patients who depend on life-saving transfusions at serious risk.
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- First Gentleman calls for united effort to combat suicide among youth
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- 2:16
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
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- By: Josia Shigwedha
Namibia’s First Gentleman, Denga Ndaitwah, has called on organisations nationally to join hands in the fight against suicide, particularly among young people.
This comes after the Namibian Police reported that nationwide seven suicide cases and one attempted suicide have taken place since the beginning of the year.
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- Schools full across Windhoek as late enrolment closes
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- 2:48
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
- Description
- By: Hertha Ekandjo
Several schools across Windhoek have reached full capacity and are no longer accepting late enrolments, leaving many parents scrambling to find placements for their children.
School principals confirmed that their institutions cannot take in additional learners after reaching maximum capacity for the 2026 academic year.
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- Lower rainfall expected as climate patterns shift
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- 2:10
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
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- By: Ludorf Iyambo
Namibia is expected to receive less rainfall between January and March compared to last year, as changing global climate patterns continue to influence weather conditions across the country.
This was revealed by meteorological technician Charlene Binga in an interview with NewsonOne, during which she outlined the rainfall outlook and what communities and farmers should expect in the coming months.
Binga explained that Namibia is currently under La Niña conditions, which usually bring more rain. However, she said these conditions will not last long.
She added that the country is moving into a neutral phase, before likely shifting to early El Niño conditions later in the season, which are normally linked to reduced rainfall.
Binga said the seasonal forecast, the period from January to March, which is the peak of the rainy season, is expected to bring normal rainfall to many eastern parts of th...
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- Farm 508 residents still without land occupation certificates
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- 2:29
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
- Description
- By: Ketemba Tjipepa
One year after flood-affected victims were relocated to Farm 508 in Windhoek’s Goreangab from Otjomuise, residents say they still do not have land occupation certificates, leaving uncertainty over ownership and whether the relocation is permanent.
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- Suicide cases recorded this month deeply concerning says activist
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- 2:02
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
- Description
- By: Josia Shigwedha
A community activist working to address Gender-Based Violence has called on law enforcement to prioritise building trust as well
as confidence among men and women, who may exhibit suicidal tendencies.
Zackary Itodo emphasised the need to offer sympathy and assurance about their rights to speak out when experiencing depression.
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- FPolice commend public for good behaviour during 2025 festive season
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- 2:18
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
- Description
- By: Hertha Ekandjo
The Namibian Police have commended the public for their good behaviour during the festive season, noting that crime levels were lower compared to previous years.
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- Government to issue unified response after Canada cautions tourists on crime
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- 2:02
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
- Description
- By: Envaalde Matheus
The Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism says it is working towards a unified response following a travel advisory issued by Canada, cautioning its citizens about crime risks when visiting Namibia.
The ministry’s spokesperson, Vilho Hangula, told NewsOnOne discussions are expected to take place soon, after which the government will decide, which office will officially respond to the advisory.
Hangula said the matter involves several government stakeholders, adding the ministry has requested a meeting with the safety and security and international relations mininistries to collectively assess the advisory and agree on a coordinated position.
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- NDP to hold national conference to review elections performance
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- 2:22
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
- Description
- By: Josia Shigwedha
National Democratic Party (NDP) leader Martin Lukato says the party will host a two-day national conference to assess its performance at both regional and national levels. He said the deliberations will also focus on proposed amendments to the party’s constitution.
Without providing specific dates, Lukato said the conference is expected to take place later this year in Otjiwarongo, in the Otjozondjupa Region.
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- Activist urges parents to prioritise children's school needs
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- 2:05
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
- Description
- By: Ritta Lotto
Activist, Zachary Itodo, has urged parents to put school-related expenses first as the academic year resumes.
Itodo's call comes after reports that some parents are neglecting their responsibilities, following heavy festive season spending, leaving children’s right to quality education at risk.
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- IPC calls for penalties as Eveline Street roadworks drag on
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- 2:29
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
- Description
- By: Josia Shigwedha
Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) shadow minister of works and transport, Nelson Kalangula, has called for stricter action against road contractors who fail to complete projects on time without valid reasons, suggesting penalties or possible blacklisting.
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His remarks follow delays to roadworks along Eveline Street in Greenwell Matongo, which were scheduled for completion in December by contractor Ndakalimwe Investment but remain unfinished.
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- Analysts cite Venezuela–US conflict as warning for Namibia’s oil ambitions
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- 2:23
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
- Description
- By: Envaalde Matheus
Political analysts say Namibia must study Venezuela’s experience as it prepares to enter the global oil and gas market by becoming an oil producer.
They warn that oil wealth can attract foreign pressure, geopolitical competition, and economic interference if not managed through strong governance, balanced diplomacy, and transparent institutions.
The Venezuela–US conflict escalated on Saturday after the United States attacked and captured the Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife.
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- Nashandi's twin expresses satisfaction over bail denial
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- 1:31
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
- Description
- By: Maria Namupala
Juno Nashandi, the twin brother of the injured Iikokola headman, I-Ben has expressed satisfaction with the Ondangwa Magistrate’s decision to deny bail to the 59-year-old man accused in a deadly shooting incident that took place last Friday.
The accused, Sinskus Johannes, allegedly shot and killed Onelago village headman Sam Nepando, while also injuring the Iikokola headman and National Planning Commission Executive Director, I-Ben Nashandi.
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- City of Windhoek warns against vandalising road divider rails
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- 2:06
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
- Description
- By: Josia Shigwedha
City of Windhoek spokesperson Lydia Amutenya has cautioned members of the public against vandalising and removing road divider rails, warning that such actions significantly increase the risk of road accidents.
This follows reports of people removing the rails and crossing roads at undesignated points, creating dangerous shortcuts that have resulted in pedestrians being knocked down in Windhoek.
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- Motorists pledge to adhere to road rules this festive season
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- 2:07
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
- Description
- By: Envaalde Matheus
As the festive season approaches, NewsOnOne took to the streets of Windhoek to speak to some road users about road safety.
Several drivers we spoke to are urging fellow road users to prioritise safety, warning that long distances, fatigue and alcohol use remain major risks on the country’s roads.
