Daily news from across Namibia

In today’s show: • Yesterdays State of the Nation Address caused great uproar. • ReconAfrica interprets the analyses of the first borehole in the Kavango region near Kawe as proof that there is a "functioning petroleum system". • Tour guides have hope for the Namibian tourism industry. #NMH@1

In today’s show: • Namibian government commissions a Canadian Company to conduct a feasibility study for the construction of a railway line through the Zambezi region • Villagers turn locusts into delicacy • Vaccine campaign of the Namibian government #NMH@1

In today’s show: • Representatives from the media sector in Southern Africa are saying that a lack of education leads to a declining quality of reporting • Schools in the Hardap region are faced with the effects of the Corona pandemic • Local diamond valuation outfit C-Sixty Investments and its Israeli technical agent have a fall out #NMH@1

Daily news from all corners of Namibia.

In today’s show: • Locusts now cover the far south too • Opposition leaders tackle PM on corruption • Illegal sand mining requires intervention In your Covid-19 monitor: The latest data for Namibia indicates that there may be reason for guarded optimism. #NMH@1

In today’s show: • Fishrot lawyer could be extradited from SA • Murder accused mother set free • Vilho’s resignation opens can of worms In your Covid-19 monitor: Over the last seven days, 772 individuals entered quarantine, while close to 1 200 were discharged. #NMH@1

In today’s show: • Shanghala, Esau lose top positions • Vilho falls on his sword • Fishcor without top management In your Covid-19 monitor: the decreased number of positive cases among healthcare workers may not tell the true story.jj Celebrating World Health Day with #NHP #NMH@1

In today’s show: • Fish quotas: Kavango feel ‘left out’ • Pensioner receives newly-built house • Fishermen look to benefit in flooded region In your Covid-19 monitor: 1 213 people were vaccinated last week, at a rate of 300 per day. #NMH@1