-Youth members under the Affirmative Repositioning (AR) staged a demonstration to the Oshakati Town Council and the High Court, objecting the allocation of a plot to a foreign judge, at the town. The protest, held under the slogan ‘Cheda Must Fall’ demanded the immediate reversal of the allocation of erf 4035, measuring 1 260 square […]

NBC’s Director General, Stanley Similo, today invited President Hage Geingob and Namibians in their droves, to attend this year’s Namibia Annual Music Awards taking place at Swakopmund.

President Hage Geingob has inaugurated the Grootfontein-Otjinene tarred road. The road is part of the Gobabis-Grootfontein road, which is funded by government at a cost N$684 million. The upgrade of the gravel road to tar is part of the Government’s set targets for infrastructure, which calls for the extension of the bitumen roads by a […]

The Minister of Works and Transport, John Mutorwa has called on the Namibia Airports Company (NAC) to strictly follow laid down rules and procedures. He made the call at a meeting with (NAC as part of his ministerial familiarisation visits to meet management and employees of the various institutions under his watch.

A man sentenced to a 10-year prison term for raping a former colleague, in July 2013, has been released on bail of N$40 000. Vincent Likoro was released on bail Friday morning as per judgement handed down by High Court Judge Dinah Usiku, following the convict’s successful formal bail application brought before court. Likoro has […]

The Namibian government has commended North and South Korea for a successful summit held between the two countries. The two nations’ leaders signed the Panmunjom Declaration for Peace, Prosperity and Unification of the Korean Peninsula.

A young man was stabbed to death at Swakopmund. The deceased whose age is unknown, has been identified as Johannes //Hoeb. The incident that attracted a large number of onlookers took place in the Development Resettlement Community (DRC).

The Otjikaiva Festival gala dinner was held in Windhoek ahead of the first official opening of the event. First Lady, Monica Geingos, who was the guest speaker, called on all Namibians to show appreciation for each others’ cultures.

Female-owned businesses still have a hard time accessing funds. This is despite women managing their credit well. This was said by businesswoman, Linnea Shaetonhodi, at the second Mayoral Women Empowerment Conference at Luderitz in the //Karas Region.

The Otavi Town Council has appealed to the residents to call off their planned demonstration because of a lack of cleanliness. The threat of residents taking to the streets follows the failure of the council to collect rubbish in some parts of the town for several weeks.