Windhoek’s informal settlement residents, who live near the city’s newly constructed electricity sub-stations, will have individual electricity connections before the end of this financial year, which is March next year.

Family members of a missing tourist have arrived in Namibia to help search for their brother in the Klein Brandberg area in Uis. Thirty-seven-year-old Mark Mukosso has been missing for over a week.

The Otjozondjupa Police have vowed to be on high alert at road-safety check point across the region. The move follows the high cases of drunken driver arrests made along the B1 national road since the official opening of the festive season.

The Motor Vehicle Accident Fund of Namibia has officially launched temporary emergency rescue centres at strategic points along the national B1 road, to respond to road accidents and emergencies during the festive season. At the end of the festive period, the centres will provide data required for envisioned permanent emergency medical rescue centres across the […]

The Ministry of Home Affairs says travelers should be patient with immigration officials at border posts during this time of the year as it is peak season. Since the installation of the ‘Electronic Border Management System’ at the country’s border posts, delays in capturing travellers’ data has been a concern.

Companies that want to bid for state contracts and tenders should be compelled to include social responsibility plans in their bids, on how they will assist and uplift communities in which those contracts are to be implemented. Okakarara Constituency councillor Vetaruhe Kandorozu expressed these sentiments during the Christmas party for elderly people at Coblenz.

President Hage Geingob wishes all Namibians a merry Christmas. The message will be repeated on NBC1 at 12h30 on Monday 25 December and again at 17h30 on the same day.

Hundreds of mourners converged at the Omugulugwombashe heritage site to bid farewell to one of Namibia’s most celebrated freedom fighters, Major Isack Shoome Saturday.

Ever thought that the first couple would have holiday plans just like the rest of us? Well, thanks to the Namibian children between the ages of six and 14, who engaged the Geingob family on their everyday life, we now have an idea.

President Hage Geingob says he does not want to receive disturbing news about gender-based violence this festive season. During his annual Christmas day message, the Head of State said Namibians should adopt a zero tolerance attitude towards the abuse of women and children.