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WATCH: British High Commissioner to Namibia Charles Moore explains why his office had to write a letter dismissing allegations that the UK government contemplated supporting the Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) ahead of the Namibian general election in November.
Click the link to watch the full interview: https://youtu.be/QnqwDiQHbL4?si=QrZT8dKEwk5FvwzF
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WATCH: President Nangolo Mbumba and former First Lady Monica Geingos at the remembrance ceremony of late president Hage Geingob this morning.
VIDEO: Jemima Beukes
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WATCH: British High Commissioner to Namibia Charles Moore explains why his office had to write a letter dismissing allegations that the UK government contemplated supporting the Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) ahead of the Namibian general election in November.
Click the link to watch the full interview: https://youtu.be/QnqwDiQHbL4?si=QrZT8dKEwk5FvwzF
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Tourismus Hunting Holtz Safariland
Top Quality Supplier since 1934
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Tourismus Hunting Nakara
Leather from Namibia since 1980
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The ministry of environment, forestry and tourism has commissioned a new state-of-the-art grader worth N$5 million in the Etosha National Park.
The grader was procured through the Game Product Trust Fund and commissioned by Teofilus Nghitila, executive director in the ministry.
While commissioning the grader, Nghitila noted that this new addition to the road maintenance fleet will go a long way in ensuring that tourist roads are maintained to enhance the experience of visitors in the park. According to Nghitila, as the Namibian high tourist season urges closer, the roads must be in a good condition.
He stressed that the acquisition of this grader is the beginning of renewed efforts by the ministry to gradually improve national park infrastructure.
He added that more equipment will be procured in the near future depending on availability of resources.
The executive director also noted that the grader will not only assist in the maintenance of roads, but also contribute to the general management of the park through maintenance of excess routes for park administrators, water points for animals and fire breaks. According to Nghitila, the ministry has been receiving conservation fees and park entry fees since 2021. These funds are reinvested to improve the capacity of the country’s national parks. Report: Ellanie Smit
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The fifth suspect in the disappearance of Matheus Sheehama (24) made his first court appearance today in the Walvis Bay Magistrate's Court.
Michael Awaseb (24) now joins Jimmy Gaeb (24), Marvin Wapota (20), Romano Paulus (20) and Enrico Gomachab (20), who have all been charged with assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm.
Sheehama was last seen on 27 July at his girlfriend's residence, where the alleged assault took place.
He has since been missing.
Video Leandrea Mouers
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Beatrice Kotungondo, the mayor of Okahandja, officially inaugurated the 3rd Okahandja Youth Festival that will conclude on Sunday. She encouraged the community to attend in large numbers to support the youth, emphasising that their participation would result in the youth giving back to the community.
Video: Aurelia Afrikaner
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Presidential spokesperson Dr Alfredo Hengari is our guest on The Agenda this Sunday.
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Nujoma Martinus, on behalf of Kuisebmond community members, especially those living in the Steenbras, Topaz and Opaal Streets, says they are tired of crime in these areas.
This is in relation to the disappearance of Matheus Sheehama (24), who was last seen on Saturday attending a braai at his girlfriend’s residence. He was allegedly assaulted by five suspects at the braai, and has since been missing.
The five suspects have been arrested, with the fifth suspect to appear in court in today.
Video Leandrea Mouers
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Family and friends of Sheehama Matheus (24), who was last seen on Saturday, 27 July, in Walvis Bay, protesting in front of the Magistrate Court in Walvis Bay.
Four men have been arrested in connection with his disappearance, with one more suspect expected to make his appearance any moment now.
There is still no new news on Matheus.
Video Leandrea Mouers
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Jonathan Mashawu, the principal of Kuisebmond Secondary School, received a donation of N$50 000 from the Namibian Fish Promotion Trust to assist with the construction of the school hall.
Video: Frieda Moloto
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WATCH: The education, arts and culture ministry is hosting a regional engagement in Rundu today.
Education minister Ester Anna Nghipondoka shares more.
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HEALTH: Welwitschia Hospital in Walvis Bay inaugurated its new paediatric ward today. Hospital manager Stephan Nel shares more.
Video: Leandrea Mouers
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WATCH: Victor Pea, CEO of the Namibia Fish Consumption Promotion Trust (NFCPT), delivered a presentation at an event held on the 12th National Fish Consumption Day, highlighting the benefits of including fish in a healthy diet.
Video: Frieda Moloto
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WATCH: Erongo regional governor Neville Andre Itope delivers the keynote address on behalf of fisheries minister Derek Klazen at the launch of the 12th National Fish Consumption Day today.
Video: Frieda Moloto
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