The condition of stranded hippos in Bamunu Conservancy in the Zambezi Region is worsening every week. Today two Hippos died in the presence of conservancy officials and regional councilors who went there to assess the situation. The water in the pond is too shallow to cover the animals and their backs are exposed to the […]

NATO will provide maritime and air support to EU’s maritime mission off Libya coast.

All opposition Members of Parliament in the National Assembly walked out of parliament today in protest against a decision by Prime Minister not to allow further discussions on the much talked about phosphate mining, which is said to be having irreversible effects on the ocean.

The Finance Minister has announced a 5.5 billion dollars cut in the 2016-2017 budget. Calle Schlettwein presented the mid-year budget review on Thursday.

The African Union, AU, has donated about 1,3 million dollars to the Namibian government to assist drought-affected communities. Namibia is suffering from persistent drought, due to poor rainfall received over the past-three years. More than 700 000 people in the country have been affected by drought, with about 600 000 living in rural areas. A […]

Founding President Sam Nujoma paid tribute to the founder of the Frans Indongo Group for his determination in establishing successful companies. Nujoma says the Frans Indongo Holding company played a leading role in the economic emancipation of Namibia.

President Hage Geingob is happy that political leaders and business people from the United States of America are coming to Namibia to explore potential areas of cooperation and investment. The Head of State was speaking at the State banquet hosted for the visiting Mayor of San Antonio City, Ivy Taylor on Wednesday.

The Turkish International Cooperation and Coordination Agency -TIKA continues to empower San people. The Agency has been running a programme in Tsumkwe called Tsumkwe San People Rural Development Programme for the past two years after learning about their living conditions and survival.

Engineering students at the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) are working on the second prototype of a solar taxi. The solar taxi is the first of its kind in Namibia and the 25 students have started with the 2nd prototype for the vehicle at their campus laboratory.

The debate on the motion on the Provision of Sanitary pads to school girls has been deferred to next week after MP’s in the National Assembly failed to reach a consensus.