US-Africa Business Summit currently underway in Maputo, Mozambique is expected to reshape economic policies and investments of the continent. This is the view of Namibia’s High Commissioner to Mozambique, Balbina Pienaar. The three-day summit is to be attended by more than 1 000 delegates, including President Hage Geingob.

Namibia has recorded 56 new cases of Hepatitis E countrywide in less than two weeks. Khomas Region ranked highest with 37 cases.

Government has reiterated its commitment in ensuring the right to adequate food for every Namibian. This was said by the Deputy-Minister of Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare during regional consultation meeting on the new social protection policy at Nkurenkuru.

A number of jobs were created in the Oshana Region, despite the slow economic growth recorded during the 2018/2019 financial year. Delivering his State of the Region’s Address (SORA) Governor Elia Irimari says Government has placed employment creation as a priority on its development plan.

Deputy-Minister of Agriculture, Water and Forestry says there is no water crisis in Okatope ka Melila where two men died while digging a well. Anna Shiweda made the announcement while giving a ministerial statement in the National Assembly.

A N$130 million agricultural project was inaugurated at Warmquelle in the Kunene Region to enhance agricultural productivity.

Residents in the Kunene Region have also been hardest hit by the drought. The severe drought is said to have taken a heavy toll on their livestock. A regional delegation, which is currently in Windhoek, to engage various stakeholders on the severe drought in the area, told NBC that people from the region could be […]

The demand for internship placement is increasing every year. It is against this background that MTC Namibia’s National Internship Program was launched to help students secure internships countrywide.

The Landless Peoples Movement (LPM) believes the implementation of free tertiary education is possible. The party’s youth leader Duminga Ndala says this is because Namibia has enough natural resources that could be exploited to benefit all inhabitants.

The Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) is conducting regional training of trainers’ workshops for officials involved in the November Presidential and National Assembly elections. One such workshop being attended by regional, assistant coordinators and Namibians serving in foreign missions is underway at Otjiwarongo.