TRIMO HERBST The third edition of the Safland Sevens tournament is set to kick off tomorrow in Swakopmund at the SCF Sport stadium. The two-day tournament, which is in its third year, will once again see African sevens outfits in action, with national teams coming from Namibia, South Africa, Lesotho, Uganda, Kenya, Mauritius, Zambia and […]
The City of Windhoek has alerted residents about possible reduced water pressure and a change in water colour from this Friday afternoon until Monday morning. The City in a media release said the interruption of the normal water supply to Windhoek will be due to major repairs on the Von Bach Dam to ensure safe […]
The Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) Youth League Chairperson Tjivinda Tjazukuani, has issued an apology to the former Minister of Environment and Tourism, Uahekua Herunga, over an incident where pictures of the former minister were circulated on social media with a PDM scarf around his neck, in Opuwo, Kunene.
Namibia and China signed an agreement to strengthen trade in the fields of tourism, agriculture and transport among others. The agreement was signed during China’s Council Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) two-day visit to Namibia. The green economy is an area where future economic growth and employment creation are possible as far as Namibia is […]
More than 700 000 people of Namibia’s 2,5 million population are living on credit.
An oil and gas storage facility worth N$700 million will soon be set up at Usakos. Council has handed over 15 hectares of land to MDL International Trade to start the construction.
Southern Africa got strong representation on the Executive Board of UNESCO with the election of Zambia, Zimbabwe and Madagascar on the governing body of the UN agency. The Executive Board ensures the overall management of UNESCO and prepares the work of the General Conference and sees that its decisions are carried out. In Electoral Group […]
