A case against the landless people in Walvis Bay was dismissed by the Magistrate’s Court on Friday. The Walvis Bay Municipality applied for the eviction of landless residents in Walvis Bay’s Tutaleni residential area.

The United People’s Movement, UPM is appealing to President Hage Geingob to intervene in the Rehoboth Baster Community’s request for recognition as a traditional authority. The opposition party’s leadership, led by President Willem Biscmarck van Wyk were at State House to air their concerns. According to the United People’s Movement, the non-recognition of Rehoboth’s Baster […]

The Office of the President says construction of the Founding President, Sam Nujoma’s house on the outskirts of Windhoek is well on track. The Presidency issued a statement, following a newspaper report alleging that contractors had abandoned the construction, due to non-payment.

The Native Small Traders Association-NASTA in the Zambezi Region has called on foreign vendors flooding the streets of Katima Mulilo to stop the practice, as it is against Namibian laws. NASTA governs street trading at Katima Mulilo, where vendors are often at loggerheads with the Katima Mulilo Town Council, which accuses them of dirtying the […]

Twenty-one young Namibians are on their way to represent the country in former U.S president Barack Obama’s flagship young African leaders Initiative. The 2017 Mandela Washington Fellowship brings together at least 1000 young leaders from Sub-Saharan Africa, in the United States with the aim of empowering them through leadership training, academic coursework and networking.

About 30 employees from Africa Security Company, tasked with guarding offices of the directorate of education, and schools at Keetmanshoop are demanding answers from the company’s owners, for a delay in paying their salaries. The workers claim they still have not received this month’s salary, which was due to them at the beginning of May. […]

Communities positively engaged in public hearings that were held in all 14 regions of the country, over the past few weeks, to discuss the Namibian Time Bill. Following tabling of the Namibian Time Bill in the National Assembly by the Home Affairs and Immigration Ministry, public input into the process has been significant.

Communities in the Kavango East region continue to show poor interest in parliamentary standing committee visits, a trend that one Member of Parliament has blamed on poor information dissemination as well as public frustration. The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Human Resources and Community Development is one of three parliamentary standing committees that visited the Kavango […]