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22 Apr

LatestJoseph Uapigene

REMAINING… The City of Windhoek's deputy mayor, Joseph Uapigene, said that the municipality will stick with Redforce debt collection company.Uapigene made these remarks on Monday while addressing the Katutura Residents Committee (KRC) .He explained that its previous debt collection systems yielded no results. Last year KRC submitted a petition to the municipality, calling for RedForce to be abolished among other demands.Reporter: Martin Endjala

20 Apr

Ida Jimmy laid to rest:

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Struggle stalwart Ida Jimmy !Hâ-Eiros was today laid to rest at Snipriver Farm, Bethanie District, Berseba Constituency. She was conferred the honour of a national heroine and a state funeral by President Nangolo Mbumba. Among the dignitaries who attended the funeral where President Mbumba and Mrs Mbumba, Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila and Mr Amadhila, and former First Lady Madam Monica Geingos.

20 Apr

Namibian student missing in Cape Town

LatestNamibian student missing in Cape Town

The Western Cape police are seeking the public's assistance in locating 20-year-old Faith Enkali , a Namibian student at the Cape Town College of Fashion Design. According to reports Enkali, was last seen leaving his student accommodation on Malleson Street in Mowbray in the early hours of Monday, 15 April. Reports suggest Enkali did not inform any of his housemates about his plans for the day before his disappearance. Anyone with information regarding Enkali's whereabouts is urged to contact the Mowbray police or his mother , Johana Kapolo on +264 811243951. Reporter-Hertta-Maria Amutenja

20 Apr

Namibia will continue to advocate for UNSC reform

LatestPeya Mushelenga, UNSC

Niël Terblanché Namibia has reaffirmed its stance on the urgent need for reform within the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) while also raising concerns about global justice and equity. Dr Peya Mushelenga, Namibia's Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, in a statement, voiced the government of Namibia’s disappointment following the UNSC's inability to pass a resolution that would grant the State of Palestine full membership in the United Nations. The bid for Palestine's membership adheres to Article 4 of the UN Charter, which invites all peace-loving states willing and able to fulfil the obligations of the Charter to apply. Since…