Zanu-PF Secretary-General Dr. Obert Moses Mpofu says his party remains committed to Zimbabwe's people. He claims critics spread false stories to turn citizens against the ruling party. The party has supported people since it started and continues this mission today. Mpofu argues that the government puts people first through all programs and policies. He believes outside forces want to create problems between the party and the citizens.
President Mnangagwa launched several programs to help farmers and families across Zimbabwe. Command Agriculture and Pfumvudza help people grow more food and earn better incomes. The government wants to make sure everyone has enough to eat each day. These farming programs reach rural and urban areas...
Vice President Lucia Witbooi spoke about African unity during Sunday celebrations for the continent's special day. She addressed crowds at an event organized jointly between Namibian officials and African diplomats from around the world. Witbooi described May 25 as a powerful symbol representing Africa's strength and determination to break free from colonial control. The vice president noted that most African nations have achieved independence except for Western Sahara. She promised continued support for their ongoing freedom struggle against foreign occupation.
Witbooi welcomed young people from the World Federation of Democratic Youth who attended the ceremony. She praised their presence as proof of Africa's welcoming spirit and...
Russia sent the largest number of drones and missiles ever during a night attack against Ukraine. At least 12 people died and dozens suffered injuries during the weekend assault. Three children aged 8, 12, and 17 from the same family lost their lives during the strikes. Ukrainian officials reported damage across more than 30 cities and villages after the massive bombing. President Volodymyr Zelensky said Russia continues to kill people every day despite calls for peace.
Ukraine's Air Force counted 367 missiles and drones launched during Saturday night attacks. Ukrainian defenders shot down 45 cruise missiles and stopped 266 unmanned aircraft from reaching their targets. The strikes hit 22 different locations across 13 regions of the...
The Landless People's Movement asked for justice and repairs to fix past wrongs during Africa Day celebrations. Joyce Muzengua leads the party's human rights team and spoke about colonial harm across the continent. Her speech connected with the African Union's 2025 theme about making things right for African people. The party wants governments to take action against the historical damage done to African communities. Muzengua believes justice must come for people who suffered under foreign rule.
She reminded listeners about the Namibian genocide that killed thousands of people during colonial times. These terrible events show everyone needs to demand justice and fair treatment for victims. African people fought back against foreign...
Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare spoke about Africa Day during Sunday celebrations across the continent. He asked African people to work together for better lives and stronger communities. Ngurare wanted citizens from all countries to take action for positive change. The leader emphasized that dignity matters for every person living on the continent. He believes unity can help Africa move forward toward a brighter future.
Ngurare honored the brave fighters who helped African nations gain independence from colonial rule. These heroes made great sacrifices and gave their lives for the freedom that people enjoy today. The prime minister said current generations must learn from past struggles and victories. He wants modern Africans to create...
Selma Kamanya from Namibia won the Top Model Africa title at the 72nd Miss World Competition held in India. She competed against 108 women from countries around the world during the event. After her victory, Kamanya earned a quarterfinal spot for the 2025 Miss World pageant. Her success marks the first time Namibia has reached these competition levels since 1991. Michelle McLean was the last Namibian to achieve similar recognition when she became fourth runner-up.
Kamanya walked the runway with grace and told her personal story through fashion choices. She stood out among all contestants with her elegant clothing and confident presentation style. The beauty queen shared her excitement on social media after winning the prestigious...
Windhoek City Police started a special operation called My City My Pride on May 13 to stop illegal street selling. Business owners complained that street vendors blocked store entrances and bothered customers on Werner List Street. City rules do not allow informal trading along this particular street area. Officials decided to take action after receiving many complaints from shop owners. The operation focused on zone 14 inside the central business district.
City leaders created special trading spots for vendors to use instead of illegal locations. Workers converted parking spaces into numbered selling areas for street traders to organize their businesses properly. Some vendors refuse to use these designated spaces and continue selling...
A government worker secretly put N$10 million into the Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board budget without permission. Finance Minister Ericah Shafudah found the extra money when she looked over her budget presentation. The minister became very angry about the surprise addition that happened at the last moment. Ministry spokesperson Wilson Shikoto confirmed someone moved the funds to youth projects instead. Officials started looking into what happened, but refused to name the person responsible.
Sources say Shafudah felt disappointed that a senior ministry worker made the change without telling her. The discovery led to questions about whether NIPDB asked for the money or if the official acted alone. Catherine Shipushu...
Businessman Shapwa Kanyama lost his court fight over a medicine contract worth N$1.4 billion. His company, Africure Pharmaceuticals Namibia, failed to win back the deal after appealing to the Supreme Court. Acting judge Dave Smuts rejected the appeal and sided with rival company Cospharm Investments. The ruling confirmed that government officials made the right choice when picking companies to supply medicines. This decision ended a long legal battle that started last year.
The Central Procurement Board first chose Africure for a N$123 million contract to supply medicines to the health ministry. Cospharm Investments complained about being rejected and asked officials to reconsider their decision. The board changed its mind and gave...
