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The memorial will take place on Wednesday, 3 September, in Mariental, Hardap Region, according to the Presidency. Picture: Contributed #Confidente

SYMPATHY | President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah will attend the mass memorial service for the late police and correctional officers who tragically lost their lives in the Mariental accident on Saturday.

proceedings by attending in person at the Public Gallery of the Chamber. Alternatively, the session can be followed live via NBC Television or streamed on the official Parliament Facebook page,’’ said Kadhikwa. Confidente news Photo contributed

engage in deliberations on a range of key legislative matters. ‘’In addition to scheduled items, the agenda may include urgent oral questions, ministerial statements, and presidential announcements as the need arises. Members of the public are encouraged to observe the

PARLY RESUMPTION - The National Assembly is set to resume on Tuesday, 2 September 2025, marking the commencement of the 2nd Session of the 8th Parliament. Parliament public relations officer Sakeus Kadhikwa, has announced on Monday that the session will see Members of Parliament

avoid incidences of this nature. May the families of our brave uniformed personel be comforted and find solace in the knowledge that these brave uniformed personel gave their lives in the line of duty, serving their motherland with pride,’’ said Amupanda. #Confidente Newspaper

road accident that claimed 16 lives of uniformed personal, which include police officers and Namibian Correctional Services Officers on Saturday afternoon. ‘’We call on the relevant authorities to look into this matter with serious urgency and implement coordinated measures to

UNFATHOMABLE - Affirmative Repositioning (AR) Movement leader Job Amupanda, said it is unfathomable that uniformed personel in their huge numbers were compelled to use vans as their mode of transport to fulfil their civic duties. Amupanda said this Monday while reacting to the

to avoid incidences of this nature. May the families of our brave uniformed personel be comforted and find solace in the knowledge that these brave uniformed personel gave their lives in the line of duty, serving their motherland with pride,’’ said Amupanda. #Confidente

the road accident that claimed 16 lives of uniformed personal, which include police officers and Namibian Correctional Services Officers on Saturday afternoon. ‘’We call on the relevant authorities to look into this matter with serious urgency and implement coordinated measures

UNFATHOMABLE - Affirmative Repositioning (AR) Movement leader Job Amupanda, said it is unfathomable that uniformed personel in their huge numbers were compelled to use vans as their mode of transport to fulfil their civic duties. Amupanda said this Monday while reacting to

Although she did not advance to the Top 8, her journey has inspired many and made Namibia proud. Report by Hilja Shikongo Photo:nbcnamibia

Elaine Engelbrecht represented Namibia with pride at Miss Teen International 2025 in Jaipur, India. She made it to the Top 16 and showcased confidence, elegance and dedication throughout the competition.

They are a police officer and a correctional officer who succumbed to their injuries yesterday evening and in the early hours of this morning. Update: Staff Reporter Photo: Contributed

UPDATE| The Ministry of Home Affairs Immigration, Safety and services has on Sunday indicated that the death toll in the fatal accident near Mariental has Increased to 16 following the deaths of two more victims. The two, were among the seven people who were hospitalized.

senior editors and executives fail to uphold high standards, the entire profession risks losing credibility. Update: Patience Makwele

we are born with. it is cultivated through practice, much like physical and intellectual growth,” Shihomeka said. He reminded journalists and participants that ethics is a continuous process of growth. He warned against “copycat behaviour” in newsrooms, stressing that if

JOURNALISM ETHICS| Media Ombudsman of Namibia, Sadrag Panduleni Shikohomeka has urged journalists and media to prioritize integrity as an ongoing discipline rather than a one-off choice. He made the call at the on-going NamFisa media workshop. “Ethical behavior is not something