Staff at the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) celebrated Workers' Day yesterday with enthusiasm, all while continuing their duties to keep the nation informed.
The activities marked an early celebration of the day, as national celebrations are set for 1 May.
The Minister of Health and Social Services, Esperance Luvindao, has called for improved service delivery at state health facilities, emphasising that professionalism must always be accompanied by kindness and respect.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah is at the family residence of the late James Unomasa Uerikua in Herero Location, Katutura, where she is paying respects and offering condolences to the grieving family.
The Minister of Works and Transport, Veiko Nekundi, has warned road users to exercise caution and prioritise safety.
In his Easter message, Nekundi called on drivers to refrain from speeding, avoid driving under the influence of alcohol, and remain vigilant at all times.
The strike by nearly 1,000 workers at Namib Mills has ended after 59 days, following an agreement between the company and the Namibian Revolutionary Transport and Manufacturing Union (NARETU).
More than 21 000 students have enrolled at the International University of Management -IUM for the 2026 academic year, with registration still ongoing.
The milestone was highlighted during the institution's official opening ceremony.
Namibia officially received a China-aided Satellite Ground Data Receiving Station, marking a significant milestone in the country's science and technology advancement.
The facility was handed over on Wednesday.
Reigning Miss Namibia Johanna Swartbooi, First Runner-up Uatjiri Mbaisa, and Second Runner-up Tuilika Andreas have each received fixed-term investment accounts from Namibia Post Limited (NAMPOST). The initiative forms part of NamPost’s ongoing support for the Miss Namibia Organisation.
The Petroleum Exploration and Production Amendment Bill, which was recently tabled in the National Assembly in Parliament, has been rejected by the opposition party IPC.
Two giants, each in his own time and in his own way, left an indelible mark on Namibia's history.
These are the words of President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah at the remembrance ceremony honouring the lives and legacies of the late Founding President, Dr Sam Nujoma, and Third President, Dr Hage Geingob.
