Ambassador Penda Naanda – Windhoek Observer

02 Aug

UK Govt to financially aid deported Namibians

ObserverNational NewsAmbassador Penda Naanda, Charles Moore, UK Govt to financially aid deported Namibians

Niël Terblanché Namibians in the United Kingdom (UK) who do not have legal immigration status will be assisted financially by the British government to voluntarily return home. This was revealed by the International Relations Ministry Executive Director, Ambassador Penda Naanda, who stated that the British government’s Home Office had offered individual Namibians more than N$68 000 as a reintegration package, as well as the cost of their return flight. “We have been engaging the British government on this matter for some time now, and the Home Office’s Voluntary Return Service made the offer that will now allow some people who…

Orange River dividing Namibia, SA

ObserverUncategorisedAmbassador Penda Naanda, Ambassador Sabine Bohlke-Moller, Orange River dividing Namibia SA

Staff Reporter The Namibia South Africa Bi-National Commission has been called off indefinitely because the two countries could allegedly not agree on some agenda points. The Windhoek Observer is reliably informed that South Africa postponed the event that was set to start tomorrow, 9 April until 12 April protesting against the inclusion of the Orange River boundary issue on the agenda. The border of the river falls on the northern bank, the Namibian side, instead of the deepest middle mark of the river, as per international law. The current border arrangement denies Namibia to be a full sharing riparian partner…

Namibia condemns Guinea coup

ObserverObserver MoneyAmbassador Penda Naanda, Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation

Staff Writer The Namibian government has condemned the coup d’état in Guinea that culminated in the arrest of President Alpha Condé. Executive Director in the Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation, Ambassador Penda Naanda, says in a statement that the government also condemns the dissolution of the country’s constitution. “Namibia is following with great concern the current developments…. as well as the closure of Guinea’s land and air borders,” Naanda says. Namibia also strongly disapproves the lack of respect for the legitimate and democratically elected President of Guinea, and calls upon the military to respect the rule of law and…