The Namibia Press Agency, (NAMPA), was established in 1991 as a national news agency responsible for the distribution of local, regional and international news.

Vice president visits green schemes in Kavango East

Written by Sawi Hausiku on 19 March 2024

RUNDU, 19 MAR (NAMPA) - Vice President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah on Monday visited the Vhungu Vhungu and Ndonga Linena Green Schemes as part of her visit to the Kavango East Region to address food insecurity.
Nandi-Ndaitwah also paid a courtesy call on the Shambyu Royal House, before she proceeded to the Mashare Irrigation project.
During her visit to the Vhungu Vhungu Green Scheme, Nandi-Ndaitwah said she was tasked by President Nangolo Mbumba to visit the region, assess the green schemes and inspect preparat ...


Kasingo commends National Assembly for achieving gender parity

Written by Andreas Thomas on 18 March 2024

WINDHOEK, 18 MAR (NAMPA) – The Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly, Loide Kasingo, has praised the upper house of the Namibian parliament for achieving 50/50 gender representation.
The National Assembly attained equal representation of male and female lawmakers on 06 March 2024, following the swearing in of new lawmakers from the Popular Democratic Movement (PDM).
Katrina Benz and Loide Iipinge were sworn in as members of parliament following the withdrawal of Frans Bertolini and Jan van Wyk from the Na ...

MICT hosts information practitioners

KATIMA MULILO, 12 MAR (NAMPA TV) - Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform Spokesperson Jona Musheko provides insight before his address at the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology's yearly three-day public entities' communication and public relations conference in Katima Mulilo. (Video: Eba Kandovazu)

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Nampa to train media professionals in oil and gas coverage

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× WINDHOEK, 16 March 2024 - Moses //Garoëb Councillor Stefanus Ndengu. (Photo by: Andreas Thomas) NAMPA

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× A photograph taken on March 14, 2024 shows a power control unit aboard of the Hybrid Ferry ship P&O Liberte, docked in the port of Dover, southern England. P&O Liberte and its sister ship Pioneer will be able to accommodate up to 15,000 passengers and 800 lane metres for cars. The new ferries will incorporate electric battery technology, reducing emissions and minimising environmental impact. To recharge the batteries efficiently, Calais and Dover terminals will have to be equipped with giant 40-megawatt charging stations. Calais, will benefit from being close to a nuclear power station, whilst for Dover, work will required to create high voltage lines to enable full use to be made of electric ferries. (Photo by Daniel LEAL / AFP)

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× GOBABIS, 13 March 2024 - Officials from the Office of the Prime Minister pictured during the annual plan development workshop for the 2024-2025 fiscal year in Gobabis. (Photo by: Ovaua Kuaima) NAMPA

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× A member of staff speaks on the phone aboard of the Hybrid Ferry ship P&O Liberte, docked in the port of Dover, southern England, on March 14, 2024. P&O Liberte and its sister ship Pioneer will be able to accommodate up to 15,000 passengers and 800 lane metres for cars. The new ferries will incorporate electric battery technology, reducing emissions and minimising environmental impact. To recharge the batteries efficiently, Calais and Dover terminals will have to be equipped with giant 40-megawatt charging stations. Calais, will benefit from being close to a nuclear power station, whilst for Dover, work will required to create high voltage lines to enable full use to be made of electric ferries. (Photo by Daniel LEAL / AFP)