SWAPO Secretary-General Sophia Shaningwa has urged the new secretariat to ensure the Party delivers on the promises of its Elective Congress. The secretariat carries out decisions, resolutions, or directives emanating from either congresses, or central committee meetings for the next five years.

The first phase of Operation Basadi was hailed as a huge success as a total of 189 arrests were made. The operation, which involved a total of one-thousand- 700 women in the Namibian Police Force as well as various stakeholders, took place countrywide and ran as from 07-10 May.

Former employees of SME Bank and clients are demanding for their money from the government.

Windhoek- Namibia’s Under-17 cricket team are preparing for the under-19 World Cup Qualifiers 2019, as well as for local matches – ahead of the start of the season, in September this year. This being this year’s first Cricket camp, the team’s managers and coaches are focusing on assessments, talent scouting, fitness and the overall health […]

Windhoek-Netball Namibia is set to host the second edition of the Senior International Netball Tournament known as the Pent Series in Windhoek in June. The competition which was hosted by Namibia for the first time last year proved to be a success and Netball Namibia aims to make this year’s event bigger and better according […]

Members of Parliament in the National Council called on the Ministry of Environment and Tourism to address issues of human wildlife conflict immediately. They say wild animals have become a threat to human lives.

Erongo Governor Cleophas Mutjavikua warned journalists to refrain from exaggerating reports about corruption.

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) in the Erongo region is battling to clear backlog of cases dated back to 2008. Few investigating officers and reluctant whistle-blowers are some of the challenges preventing the fight against corruption in Namibia.

Okongo village council in the Ohangwena Region will for the first time host a cattle show locally known as “Omaludi”. The event which is scheduled for 28 May, will provide an opportunity to livestock farmers to showcase their cattle.

Poverty levels in the Otjozondjupa Region have declined significantly. This is contained in the Fourth Namibia Household Income and Expenditure survey (NHIES) for 2015/2016 . The report was presented at a dissemination workshop attended by the regional leadership, planners as well as ministerial representatives at Otjiwarongo.