Executive Chairperson of National Youth Council, Mandela Kapere is worried that the current trend of under funding of art institutions and lack of support for artists undermines art in Namibia. Speaking at a media briefing while introducing the National Youth Week currently underway, with workshops on media and art, Kapere said the youth council decided […]

Government has serviced more than 7 000 erven for residential purposes during last year, exceeding the envisaged target of 5 000 outlined in the Harambee Prosperity Plan. In addition, more than 5 000 housing units were built during the same period by means of collaboration between Government and community-based organisation Shack Dwellers Federation of Namibia, […]

Africa is lagging behind in implementing sustainable national Greenhouse Gas Inventory Management Systems. Having such systems, helps determine how countries can reduce the emissions of greenhouse gases, which consequently affects of climate change.

Keetmanshoop residents are invited to visit the town’s museum where an exhibition on the unique history of the town and its people are being held. The Keetmanshoop museum is housed in the old Rhenish Mission Church in Keetmanshoop, a building dating back to 1849. The church was declared a historic monument in 1978 and is […]

Namibians have a collective responsibility to create a culture of peace as articulated in the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 16. These were the sentiments shared by the Speaker of the National Assembly while officiating at the workshop on creating a Culture of Peace in Policy Making and Implementation of SDG-16.

IBF/IBO and WBA world boxing champion Julius “Blue Machine” Indongo presented his unified titles to President Hage Geingob at State House earlier today. When Julius “Blue Machine” Indongo left the local shores for unfamiliar territory in Glasgow, Scotland, he made a promise to President Hage Geingob that he would deliver. He made good on this […]

Society need not to isolate single parents but should help them cope with the daunting task of raising children on their own. The newly established ‘Single Parent Support Foundation’ saysoften people do not choose to become single parents.

A safe working environment creates a happy worker for improved productivity not only for the company, but the country. This is the message being shared by the Namibia Employers Federation (NEF). Occupational Safety is a very important part of the work environment, according to Tim Parkhouse the secretary general of Namibian Employers Federation.

Criminal activities in the Omaheke Region are on the increase and beyond the control of the police at Kanaan informal settlement. The police crime prevention unit says it will elect community members to assist in crime prevention in their area.

A group of residents in some Usakos townships have expressed their dismay and frustration over using buckets to relieve themselves. They are blaming the Town Council for the delay in installing a sewer reticulation system.