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By: Josia Shigwedha Former official opposition party, the Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) has described the first 100 days in office of president Nandi Netumbo-Ndaitwah's administration as a textbook case of political inertia. PDM president, McHenry Venaani said the administration tenure so far has been marked by a concerning focus on appearances over substance.
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Venaani slams Nandi-Ndaitwah's first 100 days as ‘Political Inertia’
By: Josia Shigwedha The city of Windhoek says the long awaited 'Deloitte's Report' has now been finalised and has been submitted to the city's management for consideration. City spokesperson, Lydia Amutenya, however told NewsOnOne that the billing audit report was commissioned by the council, hence they wait for finalisation from that end. Last year, the Windhoek municipality sourced the services of Deloitte as an external investigator to conduct a forensic investigation regarding a faulty billing system, which saw resident overcharged by N$1m while another account of N$90 000 disappeared from the system.
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By: Envaalde Matheus President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah says the visit by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will deepen ties in trade, investment, and technology between the two countries. The President said the visit is expected to boost cooperation in green hydrogen, clean energy, mining, agriculture, pharmaceuticals, and tourism. The delegation proceeded to the Heroes Acre, where Modi laid wreaths at the tombs of former presidents Sam Nujoma and Hage Geingob, followed by an official engagement at Parliament. India has proposed establishing a pharmaceutical manufacturing plant and a Namibia–India Entrepreneurship Development Centre to benefit the youth and women. Nandi-Ndaitwah said the strong trade partnership and opportunities are expected to grow in areas like green hydrogen and clean energy. "In the health sector, we welcome India’s proposal under the “Pharmacy of the World” initiative to establish a pharmaceutical manufacturing facility in Namibia.” The President said the initiative would significantly enhance regional health security and aligns with Namibia’s goal of strengthening domestic production capacities in health. "We are eager to finalise the outstanding Memoranda of Understanding in health cooperation,” she said. "We are equally encouraged by India’s proposal to establish a Namibia–India Entrepreneurship Development Centre. We believe this Centre will serve as a motivation for innovation, skills development, and entrepreneurship, especially for youth and women." Nandi-Ndaitwah said India remains one of Namibia’s largest trading partners, as such, trade and investment cooperation remains central to the bilateral agenda. "I believe that both our countries have the capacity to expand trade and investment. We see immense potential for scaling up cooperation in the following strategic areas: green hydrogen and clean energy, mining and value addition, oil and gas, infrastructure development, agriculture and food security, and tourism development." Meanwhile, Namibian cabinet ministers identified key areas where they want to cooperate with India, and expressed their hope that important agreements will be signed during the visit to boost the partnership. The President praised India’s support during Namibia’s struggle for independence, calling it the foundation of the strong friendship the two nations share today. Nandi-Ndaitwah also expressed support for UN Security Council reforms, condemning terrorism, and reaffirming Namibia’s commitment to global self-determination. She described the visit as a historic milestone marking 35 years of diplomatic relations.
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Namibia and India pledge closer ties in trade and technology
WATCH: In an exclusive and wide-ranging interview with News on One, Landless People’s Movement leader Bernadus Swartbooi shares his unfiltered views on the State of the Nation Address (Sona), the recently tabled national budget, cabinet appointments under the new administration, the contentious genocide reparation agreement, and other pressing matters affecting the country. By: Envaalde Matheus
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By: Ketemba Tjipepa The Health Professions Council of Namibia (HPCNA) CEO, Dr. Cornelius Weyulu, says complaints about poor attitudes from some nurses are rising, warning that rudeness and negligence are damaging to the profession’s image. Weyulu made these remarks at Windhoek’s Katutura Intermediate Hospital during the commemoration of International Nurses Day on Monday. #newsonone #newsupdate #oneafrica
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LPM President Bernadus Swartbooi Exclusive Interview with NewsOnOne
By: Eric Mhunduru The expansion of the Windhoek Country Club Resort is set to be completed by September this year. Country Club board member, Michael Wassung told NewsOnOne that the expansion will cost a total of N$12 million. The expansion will include a state-of-the-art swimming pool and a 50 seater restaurant and bar for guests. Wassung said the current pool area is going to be replaced completely with a new and much bigger one. Windhoek Country Club board chairman, Evans Simataa last week announced that they anticipate total expenditure to remain generally stable at 7% while operating expenses are at a stable 79% for 2025. The Windhoek Country Club Resort will celebrate its 30th anniversary on the 21st of this month. #newsonone #businessonone #oneafrica
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Public bemoans poor attitudes from nurses
By: Eric Mhunduru Namdeb and NamPower last week signed a memorandum of understanding to facilitate collaboration on the development and integration of renewable electricity projects into the national grid. The agreement was signed by Namdeb Chief Executive Officer, Riaan Burger and NamPower Managing Director, Kahenge Haulofu, who revealed that the power generated will also be used for Namdeb’s mining operations. Angie Scholtz spoke to Haulofu who said they will continue to look for other partnership opportunities especially in renewable energy. Watch on oneafrica.tv, DStv or GOtv at 19h00 on Mondays to Fridays. #newsonone #newsupdate #oneafrica
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Country Club expansion to conclude in September
By: Hertha Ekandjo The African Aquaculture Company (AAC) has secured €2 million (approximately N$41 million) in equity financing to launch the first phase of its pioneering salmon farming project off the coast of Lüderitz in the //Kharas Region. This marks the beginning of a major international partnership between Namibian and Norwegian investors, aiming to establish Namibia as a future leader in sustainable aquaculture. The financing package which is part of a larger funding plan totaling approximately N$123 million (€6 million) includes support from Norwegian export finance-backed loans and local Namibian financial institutions. Nordic investment bank ABG Sundal Collier is among the key players facilitating the investment, providing both capital and aquaculture expertise. The first phase of the project will focus on smolt (young salmon transitioning to seawater) farming and the development of essential infrastructure, targeting an initial output of 1,000 tonnes of premium Atlantic salmon per year. Long-term plans envision scaling up production to 51,000 tonnes annually across three licensed offshore sites. The cold, clean waters of the Benguela Current, ranging from 10 to 16°C are considered ideal for salmon farming. Crucially, the region is free from salmon lice, a common challenge in traditional farming regions, giving Namibia a natural competitive edge. AAC aims to meet top-tier international environmental standards, including Global G.A.P. and Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) certifications. Watch on oneafrica.tv, DStv or GOtv at 19h00 on Mondays to Fridays. #newsonone #newsupdate #oneafrica
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Namdeb and NamPower partner on renewable power projects
By: Ludorf Iyambo President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has called on elderly Namibians to reduce their daily meals to just one, while the government figures out how to address the needs of the youth. Her figure of speech implies that senior citizens should be patient with the government regarding their pension increases. Nandi-Ndaitwah made the remarks during a recent visit to a centre for flood victims in Etunda, where she addressed concerns about the unchanged pension grant for senior citizens. “I am on my knees, pleading with the pensioners to use the grants wisely, especially while we work towards addressing the youth’s plight. I will see where I will start. I may not be able to solve all their problems at once, but I have to start somewhere. I believe our elders will understand my request,” said Nandi-Ndaitwah. She also addressed the ongoing public debate around a proposal by the late President Hage Geingob to increase the old-age pension to N$3000. According to Nandi-Ndaitwah, the former president did not intend for the increase to be immediate. "I know the late president Hage Geingob said the pension should be increased to N$3000. However, he didn't say it should happen at once. People interpret things the way they understand it or instigate the public against the government, which represents everyone. I heard what the late president said. He said the pension should be gradually increased to N$3000. For now, let us work together,” remarked the President. Political analyst Ben Mulongeni has strongly criticised the President for what he termed as an unrealistic election promise to increase the grant from just over N$1 000 to N$3 000. According to Mulongeni, such a commitment is not only financially implausible but also risks undermining public trust in political leadership. “I was very sure that the President cannot make a promise to increase pension money from N$1000 something to N$3000. It's unrealistic, almost impossible. Mulongeni emphasised the need for leaders to make credible and financially sound pledges during campaign seasons. “When we campaign, we must make realistic promises that are understandable,” he said, adding that the President’s remarks were later contradicted by the Minister of Finance, who reportedly warned that such a hike in pensions would lead to hospital closures due to funding shortfalls. Mulongeni questioned why such statements were made before consulting the finance ministry, saying it personifies a pattern of populist rhetoric. “This is typical of politicians, just making a good statement to attract votes, which for me is immoral,” he said.
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Namibia secures N$41 million financing for first-ever Salmon Farming Project
By: Eric Mhunduru President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah says Namibia is on the path to becoming a leading energy hub in ambition and action. Nandi-Ndaitwah says Namibia is on a deliberate drive to move from oil discoveries to actual production without much delay but with responsibility. She, however, acknowledges that partnerships and strong technical governance are needed to achieve this. The President said this in a speech read by right-honourable Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare at today’s official opening of the Namibia International Energy Conference (NIEC) in Windhoek. Nandi- Ndaitwah said Namibia seeks to contribute to the global projection of 7 million oil barrels daily by the end of 2025. "Long before the recent discoveries, the government actively promoted the country's potential in oil, gas, and renewable energy, laying a strong foundation for long-term growth. The establishment of Petro Fund as a state-owned enterprise is one that exemplifies such a vision, namely,y of strategic investment in human capital to ensure that Namibians will be equipped to lead when opportunity arrives. Without a doubt, the government’s wish is to move from discovery to actual production without much delay, but with responsibility. Through a well-paced approach, we will ensure our natural resources create long-term opportunities and national progress. We know that going ahead requires collaboration, technical capability, and strong governance, and Namibia is ready," she said. Nandi-Ndaitwah also emphasised the need for sustainable exploration that does not harm the environment. "Namibia's energy ambitions will remain firmly aligned with our environmental values. We take pride in our global reputation for conservation and intend to uphold it. "As we grow our energy sector, we do so with a deep commitment to safeguarding biodiversity, respecting our natural heritage, and pursuing development that is both responsible and sustainable," she added. The 7th edition of the (NIEC) has attracted stakeholders in the energy sector from across the world and will conclude on Friday. Watch on oneafrica.tv, DStv or GOtv at 19h00 on Mondays to Fridays. #newsonone #newsupdate #businessonone #oneafrica
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Nandi-Ndaitwah urges pensioners to be patient amid budget constraints
By: Terence Mukasa 20-year-old, Aino Amadhila from Swakopmund was amongst the referees officiating at the Nedbank Namibia Newspaper Cup that concluded on Monday in Outjo. Amadhila officiated the third and fourth play-off's between //Kharas and Otjozondjupa as a lineswoman. Watch on oneafrica.tv, DStv or GOtv at 19h00 on Mondays to Fridays. #newsonone #sportsnews #newsupdate #oneafrica
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Namibia to become a leading energy hub
City police to expand drone fleet to fight crime By: Josia Shigwedha Windhoek City Police Head, Chief Leevi Ileka, says the department currently operates one surveillance drone, with plans to receive two more soon and expand the fleet to 10 by 2027. Drones are part of a broader effort to curb crime, particularly in the city’s riverbeds and house break-ins. Ileka spoke at the media engagement with Futuremedia News held in Windhoek today. #newsonone #newsupdate #oneafrica
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Swakopmund’s Amadhila whistles her way to the top
By: Ketemba Tjipepa Nearly 400 homeless people currently residing at the Katutura Multi-purpose Youth Complex and Khomasdal Stadium will be relocated to make way for the upgrading of the sports facilities. This was announced by the Khomas Regional Governor Sam Shafiishuna Nujoma Jnr., alongside officials from the City of Windhoek and the Deputy Minister of Sport, during a site visit to the stadiums. Camera: Terence Mukasa Watch on oneafriac.tv, DStv or GOtv at 19h00 on Mondays to Fridays. #newsonone #newsupdate #newsonone
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Drones story Josia
By: Selma Taapopi Construction work for the Windhoek District Hospital is yet to begin 11 months after the groundbreaking ceremony was held in May 2024 on farm 108 in Havana in the Moses Garoeb Constituency. Last year, several government officials, including President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah and former health minister Dr. Kalumbi Shangula visited the site to mark the official start of the project. The planned hospital will have a 500-bed capacity, staff accommodation, as well as mental health and frail care units. The construction is expected to be completed by 2027. Watch on oneafrica.tv, DStv or GOtv at 19h00 on Mondays to Fridays. #newsonone #newsupdate #oneafrica
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