South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir has rejected an African Union Proposal to send peacekeepers to the country.

The Walvis Bay Salt Holdings Company has expanded its operations to produce one million tons of salt per year. The expansion will make Namibia the 30th largest salt producer in the world. The Walvis Bay Salt Holdings is among Africa’s biggest salt plants.

MeatCo will soon introduce a new and faster way of buying livestock and processing meat in the Northern Communal Areas of Namibia. The new processing method will be done through what is called the Mobile Slaughter Unit. The new processing method is currently used in the United States, and is most likely to be the […]

Inadequate financial resources continue to hamper the City Police’s operations. Since the installation of the 64 CCTV cameras six years ago, the City Police has made a dent on crime by 80%. The impediment however, is the lack of finances which is slowly paralyzing the operations.

By:Katrina Gowases The Namibian TISAN team has finished 5th overall at the FISU 2016 World University Netball Championships in Florida. Twelve countries competed for top spots over five days at the event, which ended yesterday. The Namibians started off the competition with points awarded to them after Trinidad and Togo could not field a full […]

The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation-NBC has been ordered by the Parliamentary Standing committee on Public Accounts to provide financial documents to account for unexplained transactions for the financial year 2012/2013. The Auditor General’s report of 2013, highlighted that a number of advertising transactions amounting to just over 2 million dollars were not properly approved, while supporting […]

By: Martin Ukarerani The Namibian team scooped seven gold medals, two silver and one bronze at the Friedrich Ludwig Jahn Stadium in Berlin, Germany, where some of the world’s top competitors gathered for the fifth edition of the Grand Prix. Elias Ndimulunde and Johannes Nambala were the performers that stood out, winning a pair of […]

Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila said Namibia has never been silent on human rights violations on the African continent. She was responding to concerns raised by DTA President McHenry Venaani in the National Assembly. Venaani alleged that Namibia has been silent about the current situation in Zimbabwe, to which the Premier responded by saying Namibia followed […]