Two nurses have been suspended after sending away a woman in labour at Okuryangava clinic in August. The Health and Social Services Minister made the announcement in the National Assembly.

NBC and UNAM signed a strategic partnership agreement to cooperate in areas of academic, content and research exchange.

Namibia risks becoming a safe haven for cybercriminals. The Dean of the Faculty of Computing and Informatics at the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) Dr Anicia Peters attributes this to the absence of legislation on cybercrimes, lack of capacity by security agencies, and poor awareness on red-flags among internet users.

In most African States civil society seem not to be active in the policy making process. But what opportunities are there for civil society participation? Our news anchor Jonas Mbambo spoke to Namibian Non-Governmental Organisation Forum’s (NANGOF) Uhuru Dempers.

A female correctional officer at Oluno Prison who allegedly smuggled drugs in the facility, appeared in the Ondangwa Magistrate’s Court.

The Namibia Student Financial Assistance Fund (NSFAF) has terminated its contract with debt collector Tribesmen Investment. Acting Chief Executive Officer of NSFAF at a media briefing said the debt collector performed poorly and it did not meet the expectations. The five-year contract, which was due to expire next month, was terminated last Friday.

Four people killed in an accident between Eenhana and Onhuno on Monday have been identified.

President Hage Geingob arrived in Guinea’s capital Conakry on a two-day official visit. Namibia and Guinea are expected to sign visa exemption agreement for diplomatic and official passport holders.

Swakopmund-The Namibia Karate Union hosted its annual National Karate Championships last weekend at the Dome Indoor Sport Complex in Swakopmund, featuring over 200 of the country’s top karatekas. This year’s national karate championships marked the first time in the history of the Namibia Karate Union that seven affiliated karate styles namely, Goju-Kai Namibia, Karate Zen, […]

One riverbed in Windhoek’s informal settlements, Goreangab has become unbearable and poses a health hazard to its residents. They are now calling on the municipality to provide the necessary assistance to clean-up the riverbed.