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Niël Terblanché The Erongo Regional Council has paid tribute to the late founding father Sam Nujoma, who passed away on Saturday night. In a statement on Monday, Erongo Regional Council Chairperson Benitha Imbamba expressed condolences on behalf of the region’s people, recognising Nujoma’s enduring legacy. "It is with profound sorrow that the Erongo Regional Council extends its heartfelt condolences to the Nujoma family and the entire Namibian nation. Dr Nujoma was not only the Founding Father of the Namibian nation but also a revolutionary icon whose leadership qualities will forever remain in the hearts and minds of all Namibians," Imbamba…

Niël Terblanché Custos Energy has announced the completion of Chevron Namibia Exploration II Limited's farm-in into Petroleum Exploration License 82 (PEL 82), marking a. expansion of Chevron's offshore exploration activities in Namibia. According to Knowledge Katti, chairman and chief executive officer of Custos, Chevron now holds an 80% participating interest and operatorship in PEL 82, with Custos Energy and the National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia (NAMCOR) each retaining 10% interests. "Completion of Chevron's entry into PEL 82 is another indicator of the quality and opportunity associated with our offshore portfolio. We are thrilled to expand our partnership with Chevron, positioning…

Allexer Namundjembo The construction of the 54-kilometre gravel road between Omuthiya and Elambo has begun with a completion timeline of two years. This road project, which will improve access to essential services such as schools and health facilities in the surrounding areas, is being developed through a partnership between the Oshikoto Regional Council and the Roads Authority. Although the groundbreaking ceremony, initially set for 18 February, was postponed due to the passing of founding father President Sam Nujoma, Oshikoto Regional Council’s project manager, Priscilla Lyakwata, confirmed that the project is progressing as planned. "As we speak, the project is ongoing.…

His Excellency Dr Sam Nujoma, Founding President of the Republic of Namibia was born on 12 May 1929 at the Etunda village, Omusati Region in the North-Western part of Namibia to Mr Daniel Uutoni Nujoma and Mrs Helvi Mpingana Kondombolo. He is the firstborn in a family of 11. Like all boys of those days, he looked after his parent’s cattle and assisted with home chores including cultivation of land. He received his primary education from the Okahao Finnish Mission School from 1937 to 1945. In 1946 he moved to the coastal town of Walvisbay to live with his aunt…

Allexer Namundjembo The world has reacted with an outpouring of condolences following the passing of Namibia’s founding president, Sam Shafiishuna Nujoma, a key figure in the country’s liberation struggle. Nujoma, who passed away on Saturday evening at the age of 95, was revered not only in Namibia but across the African continent.  His leadership in the fight for Namibia’s independence from South African apartheid and his role in shaping a free Namibia left a lasting impact on history. World leaders paid tribute to his legacy. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa described Nujoma as an "extraordinary freedom fighter" and acknowledged his…

1929: Born in Ongandjera, Namibia 1935 left school at age 16 to become a railway dining-car steward.  1950s: Helped found the Ovamboland People's Organization, the precursor to the South-West African People's Organization (SWAPO) 1959: Founded SWAPO and became its president 1960: He went into exile in 1960 and was named president of SWAPO after it was founded on April 19 of that year. 1966: After several years of fruitlessly petitioning the United Nations to compel South Africa to release control of South West Africa, commanded the PLAN to on an armed struggle in 1966.  1973: The UN General Assembly recognized…

Niël Terblanché Namibia has committed to deepening its trade relations with Nigeria, focusing on niche markets and products that offer mutual benefits. This intent was reaffirmed by Ambassador Penda Naanda, Executive Director of the Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation, during the opening of the Senior Officials Meeting of the Fifth Session of the Namibia-Nigeria Joint Permanent Commission of Cooperation (JPCC) in Windhoek last week. “This Fifth Session of the JPCC is of great significance, as this is the first time in 14 years that Namibia and Nigeria are hosting the JPCC. The last session was held in 2010—an injustice…