Tribute to a Namibian icon: Theo-Ben Gurirab.

Social commentator and activist Paul Helmuth or ‘Uncle Paul’ was buried on Saturday at the Pionierspark Cemetery in Windhoek. Born on 14 February 1929 in Walvis Bay, Uncle Paul gained a reputation for contributing to the call-in programmes of the NBC radio, where he raised and commented on social and political issues of national concern. […]

Former South African Minister of Foreign Affairs in the apartheid era, Pik Botha, described late Gurirab a remarkable person who captured the world on different platforms. Botha spoke from his home in Pretoria.

Cuban Ambassador to Namibia, Giraldo Mazola says the late Theo-Ben Gurirab was a pillar and icon of the liberation struggle and his legacy should serve as an example and inspiration to Namibians, especially the younger generation. Mazola says he was saddened when he learnt about the death, who he says was the first Namibian he […]

A lot still needs to be done in terms of developmental programmes and educational projects among young San women to bring them on par with other Namibian women.

The Rundu Town Council has been struggling to fix a leaking sewerage pipe over the past four years.

Former President Hifikepunye Pohamba has reiterated that education is a joint effort between the parents and the government. Pohamba said this at the opening of the Ingenda Junior Primary School in the Kongola Constituency of the Zambezi Region.

Six political parties in the National Assembly submitted audited financial reports for state funds they received for the 2016/2017 financial year. Finance Deputy Minister, Natangwe Ithete told the House that the rest have failed to do so as required by law.

The Governor of the Hardap Region Esme Isaacks is calling on the private sector to assist Government’s efforts to build more classrooms and hostels at various schools.

Gurirab (80), a liberation struggle hero served as Foreign Affairs Minister, Prime Minister, Information Minister and Speaker of Namibia’s National Assembly.