Okahandja teen fatally stabbed

A 17-year-old boy succumbed to his injuries at the Okahandja State Hospital this morning after he was allegedly stabbed in the neck with a sharp object. Henry Kock was allegedly found by a passerby on Vekarapi Street in the town in the early morning hours of today. Preliminary police investigations indicate that Kock was still […]

President Geingob congratulates President Félix Tshisekedi on his re-election

President Hage Geingob has congratulated Felix Tshisekedi following his re-election as President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. President Geingob says he looks forward to continuing to work with President Tshisekedi to strengthen bilateral relations between the two countries for their prosperity. Dr. Geingob also looks forward to working with his DRC counterpart to […]

Celebrating New Year’s Eve in church

While most were out celebrating the dawn of the New Year, others took a more tranquil approach. Celebrating New Year’s Eve in church was described as a way of calling for God’s direction and setting the year 2024 off on the right foot. Some people, whom the nbc News team spoke to, said that celebrating […]

Otjiwarongo youths pledge change in 2024

Celebrating New Year for the outgoers in Otjiwarongo was almost impossible as the police dispersed crowds’ at different socialising outlets. The night was tranquil for those who spent New Year’s Eve and crossed into 2024 at church or at their homes. However, the same could not be said for those who were looking forward to […]

Kunene Regional Council prioritises housing provision

Housing provision remains a priority to the Kunene Regional Council, and it has made headway with the already-constructed houses for low-income earners at Okanguati, Sesfontein, and Fransfontein settlements. The houses were built under the Kunene Regional Council decentralised build-together programme, which targets ultra- and low-income earners to have decent houses. The Namibia Housing Action Group […]

Ten New Year’s babies born in Windhoek

Ten babies were delivered on New Year’s Day at Rhino Park, Katutura, and Windhoek Central hospitals. Four bouncing baby boys were born in the Central Hospital, while three girls and one boy were delivered at the Katutura Hospital. Rhino Park Hospital delivered one boy and a girl. The first two babies were born two and three minutes before one o’clock, respectively, at Central and Katutura Hospitals.

Namibians welcome 2024

It’s the 1st of January 2024, the first day of the year, and we would like to say a Happy New Year once again to our viewers, and we wish you a productive year ahead. People in various parts of the country bid farewell to the year 2023 in style. It was time to celebrate 12 […]