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Namibia among seven countries whose nationals are required to pay a bond of $15 000 to apply to enter the United States of America. The U.S. State Department has added Bhutan, Botswana, the Central African Republic, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Namibia, and Turkmenistan to the list of countries with tightened entry requirements into the United States. In the tightening of the immigration policy, the Trump administration requires citizens from all countries that require visas to sit for in-person interviews and disclose years of social media histories, the detailed accounts of themselves and their family travel history. The U.S. Embassy in Namibia @ through its website gave a notice that states "Starting January 1,2026, nationals of Namibia who are found otherwise eligible for a B1/B2 (travel/tourist) visa must post a bond of up to $15 000." Report: David Shoombe Photo: Contributed

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I’m convinced 10% of people in South Africa can drive in the rain. The other 90% have no clue whats the physics of the car to the tarmac in wet weather, they just surviving.

TIME TO FLY ... FlyNamibia gave VIP treatment to elderly residents from Katutura with a flight from Eros Airport to Hosea Kutako International Airport on Tuesday morning. Namibia Airports Company (NAC) spokesperson Dan Kamati says it was a 30-minute low-altitude flight over Windhoek for the elderly, many of whom had never been on an aircraft. Photo: NAC

JUST IN: The City of Windhoek says it had to fix potholes to the tune of N$353 million as a consequence of the recent raining season, its acting strategic executive for infrastructure services, Rowan Adams, said. According to him, 650 streets were identified with potholes while a total of 26 000 potholes were repaired year-to-date. The City also replaced two bridge culverts. Report: Ogone Tlhage