A woman was attacked and stabbed Thursday evening by three men on the Western Bypass. According to the Public Against Crime Namibia group (PAC Nam) who rescued the woman, the suspects threw stones at her car and smashed the windows. Sean Naude from PAC Nam said the woman stopped immediately and the three men emerged […]

Although Namibia has done little to implement its industrialisation agenda, the country remains on the right track. So says the Minister of Industrialisation Trade and SME Development, Tjekero Tweya, in an exclusive interview with NBC in Gaborone, Botswana, on the sideline of the SACU Council of Ministers meeting.

The Namibia National Liberation Veterans Association (NNLVA) feels its members are not fully benefiting from the country’s natural resources. The association expressed these sentiments during a meeting with President Hage Geingob at State House.

PDM President McHenry Venaani says his party members in the National Assembly will hand back the Huawei MediaPad tablets which they received from a Chinese company. While Venaani cites that the devices could pose a security threat to the country not all agree.

The Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) plans to table a motion seeking a review in the appointment of Regional Governors by the President. The party instead proposes a system through which Governors are elected to enhance accountability.

Namibians paid tribute to late Nigerian academic Professor Adebayo Adedeji at a memorial service held in his honour. Many described him as Africa’s greatest public servant.

Chaos erupted at Mukusi Cabins at Katima Mulilo when the police refused the group calling themselves the Caprivi Concerned Group to hold what they called a media conference.

The //Karas Regional Council re-elected! Nami#us Constituency Councillor Jan Scholtz as its chairperson.

Outjo Municipality plans to set up a tourism school at the now abandoned multi-million-dollar National Development Corporation (NDC) building, known as the Outjo Tourism Centre. For the past year or so no tourism activities have taken place at the N$45 million building.

Some Namibians continue to find themselves on the wrong side of the law as a result of drug trafficking across the country’s borders. Various awareness campaigns against drug abuse seem not to make an impact on the lives of many Namibians.