President Hage Geingob says he has no ill feelings against Professor Joseph Diescho who is now living in Germany. Dr Geingob was responding to questions from a local civil organization Muzokumue about the alleged victimization of Diescho by him and his government.

The harvesting and sale of devil’s claw in the Tsumkwe Constituency, an area mostly populated by the San, has become a reliable source of income. The #Na Jaqna Conservancy and Community Forest Manager, Frans Gomeb in an interview with Nampa said the harvesting and sale of these roots have become a source of livelihood for […]

A headman of the vaKwangali Traditional Authority in Kavango west Kafene Hiskia Siteketa has called on the government to intervene in chieftainship dispute, which he says is hampering development. Siteketa made the call during President Geingob’s town hall meeting at Nkurenkuru. The Windhoek High Court early this year set aside the designation of Hompa Eugene […]

President Hage Geingob has sent a message of condolences to the Tanzanian Government, following the death of 60 people killed in a tanker accident in Morogoro this morning. In a statement, the President says the death is a loss not only to Tanzania but to SADC as a well. Dr Geingob says SADC remains in […]

Despite setting sights on delivering 430 serviced erven for residential, business and institutional purposes during the 2017/18 financial year, the City of Windhoek is said to have not availed a single plot. This information is contained in the City’s Annual Council Report 2017/18, which was availed to Nampa. The total number of serviced plots for […]

War continues to affect many countries, leaving women and children to suffer the most. It is against this background that women from across the world gathered in Windhoek to march for World Peace, Gender Equality and Social Justice.

MTC continues to expand its cellphone network to rural areas. The Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Stanley Simataa, inaugurated five more MTC towers for the Tsumkwe constituency in Otjozondjupa Region.

Residents of Rehoboth joined the rest of African Union member states to commemorate the Africa Day of Decentralisation. The 10th of August is set aside for member states of the AU to honour their commitments towards the decentralisation of services to local governments.