Special Olympics Namibia hosted a Family Health Forum to educate the community about family health at the Okuryangava disability resource center on Friday. Special Olympics Namibia is programme which caters for athletes with intellectual disabilities and is part of Disability Sports Namibia. The aim of the catering was to educate parents and families of the […]

Namibia wants industrialised countries to stick to the agreed threshold of keeping the global warming to 2°C or even below. Namibia will make this call during the Climate Change Action Summit in New York.

Two suspects made their first court appearance in the Outjo Magistrate’s Court on charges of theft of 34 rhino horns from a hunting game farm outside the town. The rhino horns have an estimated value of N$100 million.

A body of a woman was found burnt beyond recognition in a shack in Namibia Litungwe Informal Settlement in Wanaheda Sunday morning. According to the police, it is suspected that her boyfriend killed her and set the shack alight. An axe was found in her neck. It is alleged that the couple had an argument […]

INS Tarkash, a state of the art stealth ship of the Indian Navy, arrived at the port of Walvis Bay last week. The ship is equipped with a range of weapons and sensors capable of addressing threats.

-The Nuuyoma Secondary School, in the Omusati Region, held its 2019 prizes and awards ceremony to the top performing learners and teachers. Councillor of Oshikuku Modestus Amuste urged the youth to refrain from destructive behaviour.

Innovation and quality leadership with good principles are the key ingredients to successful business ventures, self-empowerment and job creation. These views were expressed by speakers at a one day leadership seminar organised by the Kahengava Foundation in Windhoek.

Learners of the Morukutu Primary School at Otjijarua in the Omaheke Region will no longer have to use pit latrine toilets or resort to the bush when nature calls, thanks to South African-based company Amalooloo.

Poverty Stricken households in Otjiwarongo and Okahandja became the latest beneficiaries of the Food Bank Programme under the Ministry of Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare. Close to 1 000 households have been identified both in Otjiwarongo and Okahandja to benefit from the programme, which targets the most hard hit households.

Kunene and Erongo Regions have recorded zero rhino poaching in the past two years. This came to light, at the celebration of the World Rhino Day at Khorixas under the theme, ‘I am a Rhino Friend Forever’.