Six occupants of a sedan, including the driver and children, passed away after an accident on the B2 road between Usakos and Arandis Wednesday afternoon. The driver of a green Toyota Passo sedan, which was traveling towards Arandis, lost control over the vehicle and bumped into a Snyman Transport truck. The sedan had seven occupants; […]
The ongoing Psycho-Social Support Forum being hosted in the capital has attracted members from about 25 African countries and from Europe. One such organisation is the Voluntary Service Overseas – a British organisation that sends skilled individuals to developing countries, to work on projects in support of local communities. In the promotion of psycho-social support,the […]
SADC will hold talks to consider withdrawing from the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES). This follow after Namibia’s proposal for countries to be allowed to sell ivory was rejected again during the just ended CITES conference.
Japan’s Prime Minister says his government will do whatever it takes to advance the interest and expansion of Japanese companies in Africa. Shinzo Abe says this includes increasing investments worth over US$20 billion in Africa. The Prime Minister opened the Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD), in Yokohama.
Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa Amadhila says Namibians should strive towards embracing nationhood and develop national pride and not see it as a government campaign. She made this statement when officially opening the second phase of the national consultative workshop for the development of the five-year strategic plan for Nationhood and National Pride Campaign at Otjiwarongo.
President Hage Geingob is scheduled to meet Japan’s Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe in Yokohama for bilateral talks.
The counting of ballots for the election of a new bishop for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in the Republic of Namibia (ELCRN) conducted in May this year started on Tuesday in Mariental. The ballots have been stored in Rehoboth since the election against the wishes of some congregants who wanted them to be counted immediately […]
Today marks a year since the gruesome murder of nine-year-old Avihe Cheryl Ujaha but no suspect has yet been arrested. The Namibian Police continues to appeal to the members of the public to help while investigations continue.
Residents who stay in close proximity to the Sam Nujoma Stadium in Katutura are concerned about the excessive noise which comes when regular events are held there.
The Popular Democratic Movement and the United People’s Movement have signed a coalition agreement. The two parties’ presidents McHenry Venaani and Piet Junius announced their union to the media in Windhoek on Wednesday, saying their parties have common goals of representing the ethos and interests of the masses, at the same time bringing unity to […]
