President Hage Geingob says Namibia’s economic challenges offer an opportunity to demonstrate strong and united leadership.

Twelve sister parties attended the opening of Swapo’s sixth congress in Windhoek. Speaker after speaker hailed the party for its dedication to the liberation of Namibia during the struggle. The parties also urged the congress delegates to be united regardless of who becomes its next leader.

President Hage Geingob says the country has been prudent in its expenditure from its limited resources. Geingob was speaking at the opening of the sixth Swapo congress.

Protasius Neshuku was sworn in as the new Oshikoto Regional Councilor for Eengodi Constituency. Neshuku replaces former long-serving Regional Councilor, Walde Sheyavali, who died in August 2017.

A lack of funds is hampering plans to improve Namibia’s rainfall through cloud seeding technology. Poor rainfall experienced in Namibia due to climate change, has prompted the Ministry of Environment and Tourism to investigate the possibility of applying cloud-seeding technology to improve rainfall.

The NBC in our 20h00 bulletin last night wrongly reported that Team Swapo vice presidential candidate, Helmuth Angula is in support of distributing condoms in prisons to fight sexually transmitted diseases. He instead accused the government of promoting sodomy in prisons. The NBC wishes to apologise unreservedly to the vice presidential hopeful and his slate, […]

ERICKSON TAPISO An annual mandatory gathering of athletic officials and clubs, which contains information about their performance and strategy, will take place this Saturday in Windhoek and is organised by Athletics Namibia. As a non-profit organisation that seeks to enable Namibian athletes to realise their dreams, the upcoming Athletics Namibia AGM also aims to track […]

By: Breschneff Katjaimo Last weekend 30 goals were scored in round 7 and 8 of the current NPL season. On Friday, Black Africa and Civics will kick off round 9 of the Namibia Premier League, with both teams hoping for a win. Black Africa’s mentor Lucky Richter is happy with the way his boys are […]

The Metal and Allied Namibian Workers Union (MANWU) wants the City of Windhoek to explain the future of 400 workers who might lose their jobs come January 2018.

Team Swapo wrapped up its campaign in the capital on Wednesday. Their main message was to move the country out of its current economic dire straits and also to unite the party after the congress.