NBC senior reporter Blanche Goreses and camera operator, Thomas Amukwaya were today detained at Frankfurt Airport from 16h00 to 20h00. The duo were accused of trespassing. They were released 30 minutes before their connecting Air Namibia flight to Windhoek. The two, who covered President Hage Geingob’s participation at the United Nations World Investment Forum (UNCTAD) […]

Air Namibia will resume its flights to Harare and Victoria Falls this Sunday. The airline’s flights were cancelled early this month pending the finalisation of the legal battle between Air Namibia and the Mawumba family.

Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa Amadhila says security of tenure was one of the considerations that led to a decision by government to lease four farms to a Russian billionaire for 99 years.

The Oshana Regional Library in Oshakati receives about 2 000 to 3 000 users per month, the majority being school learners, making it the busiest in the north-central region.

The Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) handed over a N$250 000 sponsorship to the Chesire Home of Children Living with Disability at Katima Mulilo.

Meatco has rewarded successful livestock and meat producers for their hard work during 2017. Meatco board chairperson Martha Namundjebo-Tilahun commended the farmers for continuing to supply quality livestock and good volumes despite the many challenges faced by the agriculture sector last year.

The Ministry of Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare will soon roll out the Food Bank programme to the Kunene Region. Training has already commenced for the Kunene Food Bank Street Committees, responsible for the identification of beneficiaries. The Food Bank programme is meant to ensure that poverty stricken households have access to food.

Employees of the National Union of Namibian Workers (NUNW) staged a march in Windhoek over unfair labour practices by the biggest labour movement in the country.

Namibia and Botswana pledged to deepen their partnership at the just ended 27th Session of the Namibia/Botswana Joint Permanent Commission on Defence and Security.

Namibia’s economy has been going through a recession and recorded negative growth for three consecutive financial quarters. This has affected property prices to drop by 4% across the country. Any economic growth will not have any significant improvement to the industry, at least for now.