Most of the laws relating to wildlife conservation are outdated. This is according to the Attorney-General, Sackey Shangala, when pressed by President Hage Geingob on conservation laws. Cabinet has tasked the office of the attorney-general to review legislation, relating to nature conservation and find a way to consolidate them.

The Swapo Party wants Government to be the sole representative of all affected communities, in negotiations regarding the 1904-1908 genocide. This is despite a plea by the descendants of the victims of the genocide, whose demand for a tripartite negotiating team should include the affected communities.

Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila urged Permanent Secretaries to ensure effective service delivery to the public, despite limited resources. Kuugongelwa-Amadhila made the call during a meeting with the Permanent Secretaries in Windhoek.

Namibians remember struggle veteran Andimba Toivo ya Toivo as a determined revolutionary who gave his entire life to the liberation of Namibia.

Government has so far spent N$1,9 billion on funding Individual Veteran’s Projects. Presidential Affairs Minister Frans Kapofi says businesses of 11 000 recognised veterans of the liberation struggle were approved and funded with each getting N$200 000 to implement their business plan.

Good Samaritans at Walvis Bay came to the aid of backyard squatters who were left destitute. More than 200 shacks burned to ashes at Walvis Bay, over the past 12 months.

A 53-year-old police officer died after he was assaulted by a four-member gang over the weekend. Matheus Petrus was off duty, when he intervened as the gang attacked a woman at a local hangout in the Okamanya village in the Oshana Region. Petrus sustained head injuries as he fought the gang, and later succumbed to […]

The Ministry of Finance has warned health professionals to desist from asking PSEMAS clients to pay upfront. This follow a false audio clip and article, circulating on social network platforms which claim PSEMAS members and their dependents would henceforth be required to pay in cash for health services rendered, and claim afterwards from the Scheme. […]

Chinese citizens living in Namibia have been urged to comply with the country’s laws, following reports of poaching, involving that country’s nationals. China’s Vice-minister of State Forestry Administration says the country does not condone wildlife crimes, but will contribute to Namibia’s economy by investing in skills and sharing knowledge.

Those who knew the late liberation icon Andimba Toivo ya Toivo want to preserve his legacy through promoting ideals such as fairness and transparency.