Oshigambo High School learners back to school

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The management of Oshigambo High School and the Ministry of Education officials have reached a consensus that has allowed learners to go back to school.

Oshana police arrest six notorious gang members

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The Oshana Police have apprehended six members of a notorious gang that has been terrorising the public and committing a series of robberies over the past months.

Oshana Police Commander Naftal Sakaria says four more suspects are on the run.

Road fatalities drop in 2023

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Works and Transport Minister John Mutorwa says Namibia's road safety efforts must be supplemented by continued research and benchmarking to ensure the safety of road users. 

Ongwediva Annual Trade Fair raises N$1.3 million

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The Ongwediva Annual Trade Fair (OATF) fundraising dinner raised N$1.3 million.

The 23rd edition will attract both local and international businesses and corporations.

Mobile Telecommunications Company has become the official sponsor of the Ongwediva Annual Trade Fair, pumping in N$350,000.

Over N$414,000 raised at Eenhana fundraising gala  

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The 14th edition of the Eenhana Annual Expo's fundraising gala dinner raised over N$414,000 towards its successful hosting. 

The event is scheduled for July 29.

The Rani Group of Companies became the official sponsor of the Eenhana Annual Expo after pledging N$100,000 to the initiative. 

Malakia Lukas Nakuumba buried

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Hundreds thronged to Oshihole Village in the Omusati Region to pay their last respects to business magnate Malakia Lukas Nakuumba, who died on May 7 after a short illness.

MICT conducts information sharing session at Opuwo

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The Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Emma Theofelus, says the engagement with public sector communicators and information sharing session held at Opuwo are meant to accelerate information dissemination between institutions of government and communities.

NSFAF asks SOEs to pay off money owed to it

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The Namibia Student Financial Assistance Fund (NSFAF) is asking state-owned enterprises (SOEs) to help pay off money owed to it by their employees.

This call was made by NSFAF's Company Secretary, Fillemon Immanuel, at the Chief Executive Officers and senior management engagement from 57 SOE's.