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14/11/2025

By: Hee-Dee Walenga The Stanford Seed Transformation Network, in collaboration with the De Beers Group, hosted an exclusive masterclass this week in Windhoek, intending to inspire growth, innovation, and leadership excellence for existing and future entrepreneurs. ...

14/11/2025

Changes Evident in Tumweneni Following Threats to Boycott Elections

Residents of the Tumweneni informal settlement this afternoon said they are noticing changes in their community after previously threatening not to vote if boreholes were not fixed and water shortages continued in Rundu, Kavango East Region.

According to the residents, electricity poles have been delivered to the area, many of which were installed near the boreholes where water infrastructure is located.

Alexandra Muyambango, the chairperson of the Tumweneni Residents Committee, told Eagle FM that improvements have been noticed since Eagle FM last visited the community.

In October, residents told The Villager that they would not vote for any political party if no action was taken.

Frustrated residents had earlier warned that they would discard their voter cards if no solution was found.

Tumweneni is home to over 10,000 people, with 90% registered voters, making it the most populous residential area in Rundu.

Report: Annakleta Haikera
Video: Contributed

Bank Windhoek Wins SMARTIES Sub-Saharan Africa AwardBank Windhoek has become the first Namibian homegrown company to win...
14/11/2025

Bank Windhoek Wins SMARTIES Sub-Saharan Africa Award

Bank Windhoek has become the first Namibian homegrown company to win a SMARTIES Sub-Saharan Africa Award.

The announcement was made on 13 November in Cape Town, where the bank’s “Is it possible to love a Bank?” campaign received four awards:
Gold for Short or Long Video
Silver for Brand Experience
Silver for Omnichannel Marketing
Bronze for Creator/Influencer Marketing

According to the organisers, the awards recognise innovation and impact in marketing across the region.

Bank Windhoek said the campaign was produced in Namibia and featured employees and community participants.

Marketing and Corporate Communications Executive, Jacquiline Pack, said, “This award is a proud moment not just for Bank Windhoek as a homegrown brand, but for Namibia.”

Report: Patemoshela Lukolo
Photos: Contributed

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14/11/2025

Welwitchia University 2026 Applications Now Open! Visit www.wu.edu.na for more information.

Urbanisation How do we uplift the informal sector and promote basic human rights in Namibian townships?Tune in as we dis...
14/11/2025

Urbanisation

How do we uplift the informal sector and promote basic human rights in Namibian townships?

Tune in as we discuss.

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Divundu Correctional Facility Donates Fresh Produce Worth N$92,000 to Seven SchoolsThe Divundu Correctional Facility on ...
14/11/2025

Divundu Correctional Facility Donates Fresh Produce Worth N$92,000 to Seven Schools

The Divundu Correctional Facility on Wednesday, 12 November 2025, donated fresh vegetables valued at about N$92,000 to seven schools in the Mukwe Constituency, Kavango East Region.

The regional commander, Commissioner Eliakem Shikongo, officiated the donation.

Mukwe Constituency Councillor, Damian Maghambai, received the donation on behalf of the schools and the acting education inspector for the Mukwe Circuit, Peter Kundumo.

The donation forms part of the facility’s community support initiatives aimed at improving school nutrition and strengthening partnerships within the constituency.

Report: Annakleta Haikera
Picture: Contributed

14/11/2025

  By: Loise Shiimi   President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah announced that the Ohangwena II Water Supply Scheme Project is estimated to cost N$250 million.   She made this statement during the project’s inauguration on Thursday in Eenhana, in the Ohangwena Region....

14/11/2025

  By: Nghiinomenwa-vali Hangala   Beyond the turbulent global diamond markets, the Namibian diamond cutting and polishing industry is facing policy uncertainty, particularly in relation to transitioning from the current Export Processing Zone (EPZ) regime to the Special Economic Zone...

AI-Orchestrated Cyber Espionage Campaign DisruptedA cybersecurity team has reported the disruption of what it says is th...
14/11/2025

AI-Orchestrated Cyber Espionage Campaign Disrupted

A cybersecurity team has reported the disruption of what it says is the first known AI-orchestrated cyber espionage campaign.

According to the team, suspicious activity detected in mid-September 2025 was later identified as an espionage operation in which attackers used AI systems to carry out cyberattacks without substantial human involvement.

The threat actor, assessed with high confidence to be a Chinese state-sponsored group, reportedly manipulated the Claude Code tool to attempt infiltration into about 30 global targets, succeeding in a small number of cases. Targets included technology firms, financial institutions, chemical manufacturing companies, and government agencies.

The team says it launched an investigation immediately after detecting the activity, banning accounts, notifying affected organisations, and coordinating with authorities over a ten-day period.

The group notes that the incident highlights the growing risks linked to autonomous AI “agents,” which can operate for extended periods and complete complex tasks independently.

In response, the organisation says it has expanded detection systems, introduced new classifiers to identify malicious activity, and is developing methods to investigate and detect large-scale distributed attacks.

The case is being shared publicly to support industry, government, and researchers in strengthening cyber defences.

Report: Patemoshela Lukolo
Photo: Contributed

14/11/2025

  By: Stephanus Pombili   Elikan Hamutenya, a proud graduate of the International University of Management (IUM), stands as a shining example of perseverance, dedication, and professionalism in the Namibian civil service.   Currently serving as a teacher in the...

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