The newly appointed Minister of Health and Social Services, Hon. Dr. Esperance Luvindao, made her first public appearance with a surprise visit to Katutura Health Centre at 07:00 this morning. Dr. Luvindao’s visit aimed to see the real situation at…
Finance Minister Ericah Shafudah has announced that the government will allocate N$12.3 billion to Health and Social Services for the 2025/26 financial year. Over the next few years, a total of N$37.5 billion will be spent under the Medium-Term Expenditure…
The Windhoek High Court has dismissed Professor Job Amupanda’s legal challenge against the northern Red Line, ruling that his case lacked sufficient merit. Judge Shafimana Ueitele, who delivered the verdict on Thursday afternoon, granted absolution from the instance, meaning the…
Journalist Jemima Beukes has confirmed her dismissal from Network Media Hub (NMH), the parent company of Namibian Sun, following a disciplinary process. She was accused of insubordination, violating leave policies, and publishing critical reports on the Green Hydrogen Project and…
The National Assembly has agreed to remove the 1896 Redline, and the Ministry of Agriculture must take action within three months. Deputy Prime Minister Natangwe Ithete presented and supported the report in Parliament. Dr. Job Amupanda, who has been pushing…
Gender-based violence (GBV) victims in Nkurenkuru, Kavango West, will now have better support thanks to a donation from the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA). The organization provided household items worth N$22,000 to the Namibian Police’s GBV unit. The donation includes…
A 28-year-old man has died after suffering severe stab wounds to his chest, police confirmed. According to authorities, Clayton Lee Manze, a Namibian male, was taken to Katutura State Hospital by ambulance. His friends, who were with him at the…
Cynthia Veiko, the founder of Oilong Tender, an organization that trains individuals on how to secure tenders and provides tender updates through its website, has publicly expressed regret over her previous stance against the appointment of Hon. Dr. Esperance Luvidao…
Former footballer and current government employee, Lolo Goraseb, staged a protest outside the Office of the Prime Minister. He stood at the entrance with chains around his body and neck to express his concerns. Goraseb criticized the placement of the…
As Namibia welcomed its newly appointed ministers, one name sparked debate—Dr. Esperance Luvindao, the new Minister of Health. Speculation quickly spread, with many believing that former First Lady Monica Geingos had a hand in her selection. Luvindao was sworn in…
