Well-known Namibian architect, Ben Kathindi on Friday caused a stir near NBC Regional Offices at Oshakati Kathindi chained himself to a taxi rank sign post in protest over alleged unfair treatment of local architects, engineers and quantity surveyors.

Cabinet Ministers have signed the renewed performance agreements. This is part of President Hage Geingob’s bid to hold public servants accountable and restore public confidence.

Founding President Sam Nujoma wants culture to become the new engine of economic development. Nujoma made the remarks during the opening of the sixth addition of Olufuko Annual festival at Outapi in the Omusati Region.

A woman was run over by a truck in Windhoek’s Okuryangava stop-and-shop area. The 36-year-old woman, who was carrying her one-year-old boy, was walking close to the pavement, which in most cases, are occupied by street vendors.

Teenage pregnancies in the Kavango East Region continue to increase drastically every year. It is against this background that the Seventh Day Adventist Northern Conference held an HIV Public awareness march on the streets of Rundu.

African Health Ministers attending the World Health Organisation Regional Committee in Zimbabwe have agreed on 10 priority actions to eliminate Yellow Fever by 2026.

The police have warned the public not to hire any domestic workers, gardeners or contractors without a thorough background check on them. The warning came in the wake of a brutal murder of three pensioners in Swakopmund.

Close to 300 residents of Twaloloka settlement at Walvis Bay have been given 10 days to vacate the area. Eviction notices were delivered to them.

The first ever Namibian Fashion and Lifestyle awards are schedule to take place this coming Saturday at the National Theatre of Namibia.

The Katima Mulilo Town Council has engaged engineers to draw up a new master plan for the town. The town was initially planned for only 5 000 residents, but the population has increased and this has brought additional challenges.