-SWAPO Party Secretary-General, Nangolo Mbumba on President Hage Geingob’s announcement of his preferred candidates for the party’s top positions.

Human Rights Lawyer Norman Tjombe is demanding that the Council stop the demolition of houses immediately. Acting on instructions of two affected residents, Tjombe says the action of the Town Council is unlawful and reminiscent of the treatment of black people in the years prior to independence.

President Geingob is the only African leader invited to address the United Kingdom’s House of Lords, next week. The president will travel to London on Sunday to attend the two-day event.

Some Katima Mulilo residents claim they were not served with eviction orders. More than 500 people have been left homeless since the demolition of illegal structures started at the town.

NBC TV news producer Lahia Hatutale on Friday spoke to Zambezi Governor Alufea Sampofu to gauge his views on the Demolitions.

The memorial service of the late Maria Kamati who was shot and killed by her live-in partner in Windhoek was held yesterday.

The City of Windhoek has signed cooperation agreements with 11 local authorities. The cooperation agreements will cover areas such as capacity building, technical support, waste management, local economic development and housing delivery.

Namibia will participate in the World Skills Competition scheduled to take place in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, next week.

President Hage Geingob has confirmed his preferred candidates, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah for vice presidency, Sophia Shaningwa as the Secretary-General to be deputised by Marco Hausiku. The confirmation was done at the opening of the Politburo meeting. The Head of State says he was informed by extensive consultations with Founding President Sam Nujoma, former President Hifikepunye Pohamba […]

The Ministry of Environment and Tourism is investigating the deaths of 53 hippopotamuses in the Bwabwata National Park in north east Namibia. Deputy Director in the ministry for the north eastern regions, Apollinaris Kanyinga, confirmed that non of the deaths are poaching-related. The first batch of carcasses were discovered on 30 September. On Wednesday, more […]