The Oshikoto Swapo Party Regional Conference is finally underway at Omuthiya.

Swapo Party MP in the National Council, John Likando, supports the amendments made to the Regional Councils Act. The amendments require Regional Councils get prior written approval from the Urban and Rural Development Minister before appointing or discharging their Chief Regional Officers.

Meat Board of Namibia has started registering livestock in the country. The registration is aimed at creating a database and allow farmers to sell their livestock unhindered . Livestock farmers who do not register their animals before 1 October, will not be able to sell them.

Namport Social Investment Fund celebrates its 10th anniversary under the theme ‘Changing Lives’. The fund was established in 2006 to assist communities across Namibia.

The events which led to the Cassinga massacre must be told without distortion. This is the view of a Cuban professor, Yeniska Martinez Diaz, who paid a courtesy call on President Hage Geingob.

The feud between the Namibia Professional Boxing and Wrestling Control Board and some Professional Boxing Promoters in the country has taken a new twist, with the Anti-Corruption Commission allegedly investigating the finances of the board. With sport administration still in shock mode following the arrest of two former Namibia Sport Commission employees last month, there […]

The application of short message service (SMS) technology to communicate information on HIV/Aids, Tuberculosis (TB) and other test results, from laboratories to health facilities in remote areas, have proven successful.

With globalisation and the subsequent introduction of new technologies, Namibian learners can now connect with their peers around the world, to share and find solutions to mathematics and science-related problems.

The recent donation of N$23,4 million from the United States, will not be used to repair the incomplete perimeter fence of the Etosha National Park, as has been reported in some quarters.

Residents of Snyfontein settlement along the Fish River, where Neckerdal Dam is under construction, are calling on Government to fulfill promises of compensating them.