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The heritage theme for Namibian Heritage Week 2025 is "Bahindi Belambi lye Chizo Chetu", a Subiya phrase that translates to "Torchbearers of Our Heritage" in English. This theme highlights the importance of preserving and passing on Namibia's rich cultural and historical heritage to future generation. 
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IT WILL NOT BE BUSINESS AS USUAL” – PM NGURARE WARNS ON SERVICE DELIVERY
Speaking at the official launch of the Office of the Prime Minister’s Strategic Plan for 2025–2030, Prime Minister Dr. Tjitunga Elijah Ngurare delivered a strong message, stating that public service delivery will no longer follow a business-as-usual approach.
12 September 2025
EDUCATION IS NOT OPTIONAL
Prime Minister Tjitunga Elijah Ngurare emphasized that education is not a choice but a necessity. He called on teachers to carry out their duties with dedication and purpose, urging them to encourage and support learners, reminding them that their future depends on the quality of their education.
02 August 2025
GOVT REAFFIRMS COMMITMENT TO CULTURAL PRESERVATION
Prime Minister Dr. Elijah Ngurare emphasized the government's unwavering dedication to revitalizing, preserving, and advancing indigenous knowledge systems throughout Namibia during the official opening of the Olufuko Annual Cultural Festival at Outapi....
27 June 2025
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