The MVA Fund is appealing to the community to assist in identifying and tracing the next of kin of a male pedestrian. The man was bumped by a vehicle on 1 June in Sean MacBride Street in Olympia, Windhoek.

The Patron of the African World Heritage Fund Hifikepunye Pohamba has called on the private sector to invest in heritage for the preservation of Africa’s legacy.

Stakeholder’s meetings on recreational, sport and subsistence fishing levies are underway at Henties Bay in the Erongo Region. Similar meetings will also be held in Swakopmund, Lüderitz and Windhoek within the next four weeks to ensure all stakeholders have their say.

Cabinet Committee met to discuss among others the delay in payments to contractors constructing the Neckartal Dam on the outskirts of Keetmanshoop. This was revealed by the Minister of Agriculture, Water and Forestry, John Mutorwa.

The Aroab Small Farmers Association wants the Anti-Corruption Commission to urgently investigate the //Karas Resettlement Committee. The association claims the committee does not allocate land on merit.

Compliance with the United Nations resolutions on tough sanctions on North Korea will not lead to tensions between that country and Namibia. Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah says the two countries value the long standing relations, which the UN economic sanctions will not destroy.

The deadline for various sports codes in Namibia to submit the names of specifically identified athletes to the Sports Commission is looming. Considering the sport sector’s limited resources and the fact that medals are not forthcoming, the body entrusted with sports development in the country has mandated its affiliates to submit names for potential medal […]

The Namibian President, Hage Geingob, has begun his 12-day visit to the US, which will include an address to the General Assembly next week and with several interviews lined up with prominent US media, the issue of Namibia’s relationship with North Korea is likely to feature. Our reporter Blanche Goreses who is covering the United […]

Have you ever thought of training your brain to be more proactive, and to ensure that learned information is stored in long term memory, rather than keeping it in short-term memory, where it can be quickly lost?

The University of Namibia saw a positive turnout to its recently held fun day, to launch commemoration of ‘national disability week’.