Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare praised the Lüderitz community—the Buchters—for their resilience and unity during the opening of the 19th annual Lüderitz Crayfish Festival. He emphasised that development and innovation flourish when communities support their leaders despite differences.
The Deputy Minister of Environment, Forestry and Tourism, Anselm Marungu, has described the Omaludi Agricultural Festival as having become a source of pride and a beacon of unity, where community members share practices designed to preserve Namibian heritage and traditional knowledge systems.
Swapo Party President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has urged party members to unite and resist any forces that may attempt to undermine the party.
The President made the remarks at the 11th Central Committee meeting underway in Windhoek.
The Association of Diplomatic Spouses held its annual international festival, bringing together representatives from over 60 countries in a vibrant celebration of unity, heritage, and global community.
Former President Hifikepunye Pohamba says unity, youth empowerment, and social responsibility remain central to building a stronger Namibia.
He made these remarks during the country's Independence Anniversary celebrations at Oshikango in Helao Nafidi.
Despite challenges, Namibia has laid a strong foundation built on collective identity and perseverance.
War veteran Alfred Ilukena reflected on the country's journey to independence.
Learners at Elim Primary School in Windhoek were encouraged to value independence, work hard and believe in their future.
The school held a pre-Independence Day celebration on Friday.
The Vice President, Lucia Witbooi, has called on Namibians to follow the example of the country's forebearers, urging citizens to embrace selflessness, unity and resilience in serving the nation.
She was speaking at the Independence Day celebration at Karasburg.
Namibian Broadcasting Corporation's reporter Joseph Muyingo and camera operator Rauna Kapenda gauged the views of the students on what independence means to them.
Corruption, inequality, and growing social divisions took center stage as President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah delivered a firm and reflective midnight address, marking Namibia’s 36th Independence Day.
