GYM TALK BREAKS MEN’S SILENCE

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A new initiative in Windhoek is helping men open up on their mental health wellbeing, a topic most struggle to talk about.

GEINGOB RESIDENCE TO BECOME PRESIDENTIAL CENTRE

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The late President Hage Geingob's residence in Windhoek will soon be transformed into the Dr. Hage G. Geingob Presidential Centre, a space dedicated to preserving his legacy and lifelong contribution to nation-building.

MUKOROB FILM PROJECT PHASE 2 KICKS OFF

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The Mukorob film project phase 2 has kicked off in Windhoek today, where selected producers are pitching their story ideas in front of a panel.

The project is aimed at growing Namibia's creative and film production, telling Namibian stories as well as promoting local content. 

NAMIBIA HOSTS FIRST NATIONAL NURSES SEMINAR

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The first National Namibian Nurses Seminar took place in Windhoek, focusing on sharing advanced nursing practices, enhancing patient care, and addressing challenges within the healthcare sector.

National archives launch windhoek history books

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The National Archives of Namibia (NAN), in collaboration with Basler Afrika Bibliographien, has launched two books: Writing Windhoek: Multiple Representations of the City and A Symbol of a People's Determination: The Windhoek Old Location, History, and Photographs.

Hundreds queue at Havana three-way for Kaoko Fria jobs

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Hundreds of people lined up at the Havana three-way in the capital to apply for employment for phase one of the construction of the Kaoko Fria Smart City along the coast in the Kunene Region, covering about 85,000 hectares.

Windhoek facility moves to separate Fishrot accused

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The Windhoek Correctional Facility has initiated another attempt to separate multiple Fishrot accused, who are currently housed together in the same unit.
 
The move comes weeks after the High Court found that the facility acted incorrectly by relocating them unilaterally.
 

Mother recalls agony of identifying daughter’s remains

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A Windhoek family is mourning after a mother identified the remains of her 27-year-old daughter at the Windhoek State Mortuary. Jennifer Isaacks' decomposed body was discovered in bushes behind the University of Namibia's main campus on 31 January.