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Maize & mahangu prices drop by 16%

By: Staff Reporter Namib Mills will reduce the prices of its maize and mahangu product ranges by 16% effective 13 October. In a media statement, the company said the price adjustment is part of the company’s ongoing commitment to support consumers by ensuring that staple food products remain affordable and accessible across the country. The company said that, despite rising costs in certain areas of production due to inflation, improved […]

todayOctober 10, 2025

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Windhoek Police Target Crime Hotspots with Closed Circuit Television

Marcelline Murapo, superintendent at the Windhoek City Police, said the service has relied on crime statistics and community input to identify priority areas for Closed Circuit Television installation. She added that a dedicated team is working tirelessly to deploy cameras throughout the city.  play_arrow Windhoek Police Target Crime Hotspots with Closed Circuit Television Leonard Witbeen The post Windhoek Police Target Crime Hotspots with Closed Circuit Television appeared first on Future Media News.

todayOctober 9, 2025

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Youth Engagement Key to Farming Future, Says President.

At the Agri-Outlook Conference in Windhoek, President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah urged the farming sector to attract young people by providing education, modern technology, and financial support. She warned that ageing farmers make youth involvement critical to safeguarding long-term food production. Envaalde Matheus reports.  play_arrow Youth Engagement Key to Farming Future, Says President. Leonard Witbeen The post Youth Engagement Key to Farming Future, Says President. appeared first on Future Media News.

todayOctober 9, 2025

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Over 200 suspects nabbed for drug possession

By: Staff Reporter Police arrested 211 suspects in connection with drug-related offenses during the month of September. Of those arrested, 202 were Namibians, while the rest included two Angolans, one Burundian, one Tanzanian, and five Zambians. The drugs seized during this period included cannabis, mandrax, cocaine powder, and crack cocaine. Namibian Police spokesperson Kauna Shikwambi urged the public to stand together against illicit drug use and to report such incidents […]

todayOctober 9, 2025

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Experts Raise Alarm Over Youth Vaping

The WHO reports that e-cigarettes are driving a new wave of nicotine addiction, targeting young people worldwide. Children are significantly more likely to vape than adults in certain countries, contributing to over 100 million global users. Dr. Bernard Haufiku, local health practitioner and former Health Minister, offered his comment, highlighting the rising trend and lack of regulation locally.  play_arrow Experts Raise Alarm Over Youth Vaping Leonard Witbeen The post Experts […]

todayOctober 8, 2025

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NSA Surveys Financial Habits Across the Country

The Statistics Agency has begun a nationwide Financial Inclusion Survey, set to continue until 4 November, covering all 14 regions. The survey will explore how citizens use banking, credit, insurance, and savings products. Tannan Groenewaldt from CIRRUS Capital:  play_arrow NSA Surveys Financial Habits Across the Country Leonard Witbeen The post NSA Surveys Financial Habits Across the Country appeared first on Future Media News.

todayOctober 8, 2025

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Interview: Rehoboth Town Council Updates Community on Power, Street Names, and Municipal Projects

The Rehoboth Town Council has provided clarity on several issues affecting residents, including recent power outages, street renaming delays, and ongoing municipal projects. Desiree Pieters, Public Relations Officer for the Council, offers her comment on the concerns raised by the public. Regarding the scheduled power outages over the weekend, Pieters explained that these were planned maintenance activities communicated to the community via radios, social media, and posters at shops. “We […]

todayOctober 8, 2025

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Rehoboth Council Responds to Power Outage Queries

Desiree Pieters, Public Relations Officer for the Rehoboth Town Council, addressed recent concerns from residents, including scheduled power outages, street renaming delays, Reho Spa renovations, and agricultural plot allocations. She emphasized that the Council communicates proactively via official channels and encouraged residents to contact the office directly instead of relying on social media. Pieters also highlighted concerns about the power outages over the past weekend.    play_arrow Rehoboth Council Responds […]

todayOctober 8, 2025

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Cybersecurity Awareness Month Promotes Online Safety.

October marks Cybersecurity Awareness Month — a nationwide effort uniting government, businesses, and citizens to promote safer online practices. Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Emma Theofelus, said the campaign focuses on raising awareness about the increasing threat of cyberattacks and the need to safeguard both personal and organisational data in Namibia’s rapidly advancing digital environment. play_arrow Cybersecurity Awareness Month Promotes Online Safety. Leonard Witbeen The post Cybersecurity Awareness Month […]

todayOctober 7, 2025

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