Former Deputy Prime Minister Dr Libertine Amathila has been honoured with a Golden Award for her contribution towards the liberation struggle of Namibia and her selfless service to the nation. Dr Amathila was presented with the award by Simply You Magazine Lifestyle and Fashion Awards.

President Hage Geingob visited the Kavango Timber Factory, Rundu Abattoir and the Salem Small Scale Horticulture project outside Rundu. The Kavango Timber Factory has been closed for more than a decade and its opening could be a solution to the ongoing timber market impasse. The warehouse that housed the factory was recently cleaned up and […]

President Hage Geingob took his series of Town Hall meetings to the Zambezi Region where residents raised issues such as high levels of poverty, youth unemployment, the water crisis, effects of the drought and none availability of livestock markets.

It was an African flare during the third edition of 2019 Simply You Magazine Lifestyle and Fashion Award ceremony. Local personalities received awards for their contribution made towards the art and entertainment industry in the country.

Some disgruntled union members at Walvis Bay staged a demonstration in protest over the dismissal of NAFAU official, Taapopi Shikongo, who is accused of soliciting bribes about two months ago.

A recent Nampol survey indicates that about 90% of Namibians are happy with Operation Kalahari Desert. As a result of this survey, Nampol Khomas Regional Commander Commissioner Joseph Shikongo said only those who benefit from these criminal activities are against the operation.

The Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Bernhard Esau has reiterated the government’s commitment to support fishing companies that are heading the call for value addition as this will lead to more job creation.

Former President Hifikepunye Pohamba says he supports the introduction of the Swahili language in Namibian schools and for it to become one of the official languages of SADC. Pohamba says no one can claim ownership of the Swahili language and it can be easily taught or spoken by Namibians.

The Police at Keetmanshoop announced the death of 58-year-old NDF Sergeant Major Class One, Leonard Pendapala Iiyambo. It is alleged that Iiyambo died from a heart attack. The police Crime Investigations Coordinator for //Kharas, Deputy Commissioner Chrispin Mubebo, confirmed the death in an interview with Nampa. Mubebo said Iiyambo died at the Keetmanshoop State Hospital. […]