Page 19 - Okavango News Today

African Stars got the defence of their Debmarine Namibia Premiership title off to a good start with a convincing 3-1 victory against Orlando Pirates on Saturday. 

Minor children in Rundu, some as young as nine, are forced to loiter and sell goods such as boiled eggs around the town until midnight.School-going children carrying trays of...

A fisheries ministry infrastructure project in Rundu - worth N$16 million and which has been under construction since 2012 - is still incomplete, with no end in sight for the...

THE Debmarine Namibia Premier Football League yesterday conducted a draw for the first round of matches that are slated to take place this coming Saturday, 16 September.

The Construction Industries Federation (CIF) and the Metal and Allied Namibian Workers Union (Manwu) have appealed to president Hage Geingob to cancel all projects that exclude local contractors and have them re-advertised.

Presidential press secretary Alfredo Hengari said the president Hage Geingob cannot just wake up one morning and cancel tenders that have already been awarded.

Conservationists are inserting beehives as deterrents around farms and building craft breweries that reward farmers for pachyderm-friendly practices

The minister of works and transport, John Mutorwa, last week commissioned the construction of a traffic circle and a dual carriageway at the intersection of the busy Trans-Zambezi Highway and Eugene Kakukuru Street at Rundu.

Namibia Berries is planning to invest N$1,5 billion in seven years to establish a 250-hectare blueberry export project near Divundu in Kavango East region.

The scuffle for cargo at Hosea Kutako International Airport (HKIA) has left the Blood Transfusion Service of Namibia (NamBTS) with expired goods, backlogs and emergency orders.