The late Dr. Sam Nujoma's departure has left a huge footprint in the hearts of many Namibians.
The first president of Namibia was known for his kindness and his love for the nation and the people of Namibia.
Late Nujoma played a pivotal role during his three terms as president.
As the country mourns the passing of the Founding President, Dr. Sam Nujoma, church leaders keep him and his family in their prayers, reminding churchgoers of the significant role he played during the liberation struggle and after Namibia's independence.
Today, Namibia and the world mourn the loss of the country's Founding President Dr. Sam Nujoma.
Nujoma, who was a leader of the Swapo Party, served as the first president of Namibia and two subsequent terms after his long fight for independence during the apartheid regime.
Namibia Desert Environmental Education Trust (NADEET) says the recognition from UNESCO would further enhance its efforts in promoting environmental education.
The non-profit organisation was awarded the UNESCO Sultan Qaboos prize for environmental conservation in November last year.
The Bank of Namibia hosted a Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics expo to showcase innovative ideas by learners from various schools throughout the country.
The Namibia National Students Organisation (NANSO) has officially launched its Access to Higher and Vocational Education Campaign, aimed at working towards a more equal, inclusive, and affordable education system for all students across the country.
The 5th Session of the Namibia/Nigeria Joint Permanent Commission of Cooperation met in Windhoek on Wednesday to explore various areas of possible cooperation between the two nations.
The nbc's Kaisames FM radio service held a special live programme at the Tani Da Re church in Windhoek to honour the legacy of the late Dr. Hage Geingob.
The commemorative night brought to light the significance of Khoe-Khoe mourning traditions and their role in preserving culture and heritage.
As part of its corporate social responsibility and ongoing efforts to fight cancer, Bank Windhoek, through its Cancer Apple Project, has contributed N$2.5 million to the Cancer Association of Namibia.
Anatomy, which is the study of the human body, plays a vital role as the foundation of practical learning in the medical field.
UNAM has, over the years, faced a challenge of shortages in cadavers, which they often receive from South Africa while unclaimed bodies continue to overflow in our mortuaries.
