By Kaipaherue Kandjii
In a groundbreaking move set to reshape Namibia’s tourism landscape, the Namibia Tourism Board (NTB) has announced the official launch of three regional offices, bringing tourism services directly to local communities from 1 September 2025.
The initiative, aptly titled “Taking Tourism to the People,” marks a historic decentralization effort that promises to unlock economic potential in underserved regions across the country.
By Patience Makwele
Etuhole Amutenja
Classes at Kaisosi Combined School in Rundu have been suspended earlier than usual for the past two weeks due to non-functional toilets, forcing hundreds of learners to relieve themselves in the nearby bush.
Hamunyera Julius Hambyuka Kavango East governor said he is aware of the issue.
“ I was only briefed by officials on Wednesday on this issues . I intend to call the ministry of education just to find out what is happening and what they are doing about it,” he said.
By Jeremiah Ndjoze
As the investigations into the legality of the handling of a Namcor tender for the recruitment of a dealer at its Hosea Kutako Service Station gains momentum, the parastatal has rope in the services of private investigators in order to expedite the process, Confidente has learned.
By Jeremiah Ndjoze
Former presidential aide, John Nauta, will have to wait a while longer for the commencement of court proceedings in his purported case of defamation of character against erstwhile permanent secretary in the presidency, Dr Ndeutala Angolo and two media houses.
By Stefanus Nashama
The Agricultural Bank of
Namibia (Agribank) chief executive officer, Dr. Raphael Karuaihe, has dismissed allegations that he denied receiving a directive from the ministry of agriculture, fisheries, water and forestry to implement a Cabinet-approved decision halting farm sales and related court proceedings.
This follows claims by disgruntled commercial farmers who recently told Confidente that Karuaihe had denied receiving such a directive.
• Fails to deliver N$10 million loan agreement
• N$113.5 million investment lost
• 120 jobs in limbo
• Not registered with BIPA
By Jeremiah Ndjoze
