Another oil spill has been detected Thursday afternoon close to Mile 108 along Namibia’s Skeleton Coast. The spill was caused by a Japanese vessel, Fukuseki Maru, which ran aground early Thursday morning. The Works and Transport Ministry’s public relations officer, Julius Ngwedha, confirmed the incident and said the vessel “was carrying 120 tonnes of marine […]

Founding President Sam Nujoma has added his voice to the chorus of Namibians who are condemning gender-based violence in the country. Nujoma was speaking to NBC News at his Etunda farm, near Otavi.

The Minister of Environment and Tourism is concerned that only six out of 57 local authorities in the country are operating legal dumpsites. The Walvis Bay Municipality has been commended for having the best dumpsite in the country.

The Chamber of Environment is inviting local authorities to submit proposals for the May Day cleanup campaigns. This follows President Hage Geingob’s call to dedicate May Day to a nationwide cleanup campaign.

The investigation into the origin of the oil spill at Walvis Bay is almost complete, with the identification of the culprit expected to be done by Friday. The Environment and Tourism Minister, Pohamba Shifeta says the situation is still manageable.

Members of the Windhoek-based Africa Tongoshili Housing Initiative, in Goreangab, have resolved to dismiss their community leaders for alleged corruption.

Windhoek-South African First Division League leaders Highland Parks FC striker Peter Shalulile is out of the Brave Warriors friendly match against Lesotho on Tuesday, 27 March at the Sam Nujoma Stadium due to club commitment. Shalulile who has been the goal- getter for the Brave Warriors in recent times was included in the 25 men […]

While Namibians woke up on Wednesday to celebrate 28 years of independence, a 56-year-old member of the Namibian Defence Force, at Katima Mulilo, got dressed in full uniform, went to work and hanged himself in his office.

The town of Rundu is known for its heaps and heaps of filth. The town received a much-needed facelift when Shoprite employees embarked on a cleanup campaign on Wednesday.

Vice-President Nangolo Mbumba has commended Ondera farm for good work on vegetable production and animal husbandry. Mbumba made these remarks when he visited Ondera farm situated 70 kilometres north of Tsumeb.