More than three million people are dying annually as a result of air pollution. Recent studies have shown that air pollution kills more people than Malaria and HIV/AIDS combined.
Two more fish shops have been opened at Oshifo and Outapi in the Omusati Region.
Germany has pledged N$2 billion to fund a number of projects in Namibia.
Government says it will update the public of any progress made on the negotiations for reparations with Germany. This was said by Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila in the National Assembly on Thursday.
Four people died in a car accident about 10km outside Keetmanshoop after a mini-bus they were traveling in left the road and overturned. A 75-year-old woman died on the spot while the driver and two women succumbed to injuries at the Keetmanshoop State Hospital on Thursday night.
The Southern Africa Broadcasting Association (SABA) will be hosting its fifth Africa and Digitalisation Conference, coinciding with its Annual General Meeting and 25th Anniversary, in Windhoek, next week. SABA Secretary General, Ellen !Nanuses, was on Good Morning Namibia to elaborate.
Information, Communication and Technology Minister has urged Namibians from all walks of life to adhere to their legal obligations of paying their TV licences. Tjekero Tweya says that failure to do so could result in a situation where access to information in the form of news, current affairs and programmes on both radio and television […]
Many parents of children living in the Katutura East Constituency are distressed as the young ones they raised are now the ones robbing them. They lamented this state of affairs during a community meeting organised by their Councillor Ruben Sheehama.
Eight-hundred Namibian soldiers are undergoing training, as part of the 12 Motorised Infantry Brigade. The training is to get the force ready for any peace support operation within the Southern African Development Community.
People who continue to build permanent structures on land that is not proclaimed have been warned to stop the illegal practice. This caution was given by the Otjiwarongo Municipality, which is facing a challenge of people breaching agreements on leased plots.
