Special Advisor to the Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare Minister, Advocate Bience Gawanas says Namibia is on the right track in ensuring that its citizens enjoy social protections as provided for in the African Union Agenda 2063.

A two-day bilateral development cooperation meeting between Namibia and Germany ended at Katima Mulilo in the Zambezi Region. The two countries shared progress of ongoing programmes and future cooperation projects for the next two years.

Namibia will soon start to produce asparagus at government’s Etunda irrigation project in the Omusati Region. Through a private public partnership initiative, government is leasing 60 hectares of irrigable land to Spanish-based company, Industrias Alimentarias de Navarra, which will be running the project.

Chief Justice, Peter Shivute said accused persons need to enjoy the right to liberty before they are convicted, unless there is the danger of them absconding, interfering with witnesses or for the interests of society. He made the remarks at the judicial officers seminar, aimed at discussing the granting of bail, one of the judicial […]

Learners from Katutura gathered at the Havana Primary school on Thursday to be part of the Readathon day.

The Namibia Food and Allied Workers Union (NAFAU) is concerned that the current economic downturn in the country is being used as an excuse to retrench workers.

Arguments on the final dissolution of the Small Medium Enterprise (SME Bank) have been postponed. The court has given the minority shareholders of the SME Bank until 18 and 19 October to convince the court to reverse its decision to wind up the operations of the bank. This followed the lodging of an urgent application […]

Due to many challenges that distract learners from focusing on their studies, the Khomas Regional School Health Task Force is visiting schools that are considered vulnerable, to encourage learners to focus on their education.

Ohorongo Cement on Wednesday added 12 trained brick-makers to its tally after they completed a one-day brick-making workshop in Windhoek.

The Namibian government aims to increase food production by 30% over the NDP5 period. This was said by John Mutorwa, the Minister of Agriculture, Water and Forestry at the opening of the 2017 Keetmanshoop Business Seminar.