Namibia is not happy with a decision to reduce the span of the UN Mission in Western Sahara, from one year to only six months. This after the UN Security-Council extended the mission’s mandate to six months when it was set to end in April this year. The mission was established in 1991.

Interested Namibians have been invited to apply for new fishing rights. Fisheries and Marine Resources Minister Bernard Esau made the announcement at a meeting in Swakopmund today.

Otjozondjupa Governor says municipal debts are hampering regional development programmes. Otto Ipinge said this during his State of the Region address at Otjiwarongo.

President Hage Geingob has underscored the importance of diplomacy and the role of the media in resolving the conflict between Western Sahara and Morocco. Dr Geingob was speaking during a joint media briefing with the President of Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic, Brahim Ghali at State House.

The Windhoek High Court has postponed Minister Katrina Hanse-Himarwa’s case to 29 October 2018. The minister will plea to a charge of corruption and her trial will run until the 02 November 2018. The Minister of education’s case stems from the time when she was Governor of Hardap Region. Prosecution alleges that she corruptly used […]

Four people escaped with minor injuries when a taxi caught fire on the corner of Mandume Ndemufayo and Hendrik Witbooi streets in Windhoek’s Pionierspark area. Onlookers at the scene told our news team that the taxi caught fire and burnt out after the taxi driver failed to stop at a stop sign. The taxi then […]

The SWAPO Party Youth has called on the Government NOT to desist from its position towards the independence of the Western Sahara and an end to Morocco’s the illegal occupation by Morocco. The youth League handed over a petition to the Ministry of International Relations Netumbo Nandi Ndaitwah and the UN Resident Coordinator Rachel Odede. […]