The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation’s Board Chairperson Sven Thieme said the corporation is financially ailing and struggling to foot its operation bills.

Traditional leaders have applauded the NBC for living up to its mandate of informing, educating and entertaining the public.

Health and Social Services Minister Dr Bernard Haufiku is calling on communities living in malaria-prone areas to cooperate with officials who will be visiting their homes to spray against malaria.

Six new Heads of Mission presented their letters of credence to President Hage Geingob at State House.

Namibians should get ready for another devastating drought expected to hit Namibia in December, the height of the cropping season.

More than 10 000 Erongo Red customers reportedly abused a N$23 million subsidy meant to cater for pensioners and low income earners, since July 2017.

The Namibian University of Science and Technology (NUST) conferred a certificate of professorship to Dr Sarala Krishnamurthy.

City of Windhoek’s Junior Mayor is urging the youth to abstain from or delay sexual activities. Rochelle Beukes made the call during a visit at Family of Hope Services in Havana informal settlement to raise HIV and AIDS awareness among the youth.

Findings released by the Ministry of Health and Social Services revealed that depression is one of the leading causes of suicide in Namibia.

Windhoek residents regularly vandalise and destroy the facilities at the popular Brakwater Recreation Park, known as Paaltjies. The City of Windhoek will introduce fees for use of the park to recover the costs of repairs.