The Law Reform and Development Commission has done much work behind the scenes over the past five years, even though this may have gone under the radar of the general public. This was said by commission’s chairperson, Yvonne Dausab.

President Hage Geingob has reiterated that Namibia will continue to advocate for the self-determination of Western Sahara, currently under Moroccan occupation. Geingob met the outgoing ambassador of the Sahrawi-Arab Democratic Republic, Bah Sheikh Mohamed who paid him a farewell courtesy call at State House. Following the closed-door meeting, Press Secretary Alfredo Hengari told NBC News […]

Employees of the National Fishing Corporation of Namibia (FISHCOR) and its subsidiaries are threatening to sue the government for inaction against the Board of Directors whose direct or indirect association in the Fishrot corruption scandal has come under fire.

The Minister of Agriculture, Water and Forestry assured the nation that the water situation in the Hardap Region is manageable, and it could get better if water-saving measures are adhered to. The agricultural sector and the residents largely depend on the Hardap Dam for their daily water use, and it was feared that the recent […]

Members of the Herero-Nama genocide committee have called on the Government to cancel the launch of the OvaHerero and Nama Genocide history mobile exhibition as well as the launching of a book. The group argued that they were never consulted.

The residents of Walvis Bay flocked to the Kuisebmund Rugby Stadium, where they held a prayer session in honour of captain Carlo Gordon.

A 29-year-old woman has been arrested for allegedly slitting her newborn baby’s throat at her residence in Walvis Bay on Thursday. A crime report, issued on Thursday by the Namibian Police’s Erongo Region crime investigations coordinator, Deputy Commissioner Erastus Iikuyu, alleged that the suspect gave birth to the baby boy in the toilet at the […]

Namibia and Russia will have to finalise inter-parliamentary and legal framework deliberations for strategic partnership and cooperation. This was expressed by both President Hage Geingob and Russia’s Chairperson of Federation Council of Federal Assembly of Russia, Valentina Matviyenko at State House.

President Hage Geingob has apologised to the visiting Chairperson of the Federation Council of Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation for a misunderstanding at the Hosea Kutako International Airport over Coronavirus concerns. Valentina Matviyenko and her delegation arrived in Namibia on Wednesday for an official visit.

The Rehoboth Town Council remains on the radar of the Urban and Rural Development Ministry following double salary payments for the month of January to some of its staff members. Minister Peya Mushelenga says the double salary payment is an indication that the council still needs to do more to strengthen its internal checks and […]