Home Affairs Minister, Pendukeni Iivula-Ithana has been relieved of her duties. In a letter dated 1 February 2018, President Hage Geingob states, “by virtue of the powers vested in me by Article 32(6) of the Constitution of the Republic of Namibia, I have decided to relieve you of your duties as Minister of Home Affairs […]

There has been a change of guard at the Windhoek Correctional Facility, where deputy commissioner Manfried Jatamunua will be the new officer in charge.

The inaccessibility of houses that were built for teachers more than five years ago at some schools in the Omusati Region is now forcing teachers to apply for transfers to schools with accommodation facilities.

The African Union Commission (AU) has rubbished reports that China has been spying on the continental body, through its servers, to gain information on AU activities. French newspaper Le Monde this week reported that Chinese officials inserted a backdoor system into computers at the AU headquarters, which allows it to transfer data secretly to China. […]

Conservationists should urgently help government in addressing human-wildlife challenges. This according to a senior ecologist with the Cheetah Conservation Fund (CCF). In an exclusive interview, Matti Nghikembua tells NBC News that human-wildlife conflict is complex, requiring joint efforts from all stakeholders , if it is to be resolved.

Consultations are being held to prepare Namibia to join the African Union’s Single Air Transport Market. This was announced by the Works and Transport Ministry’s Deputy Permanent Secretary, Cedric Limbo, during an interview on Good Morning Namibia.