Livestock numbers in the country have dropped considerably following years of drought. This becomes evident at the livestock auctions in the Otjozondjupa Region, where high demand and a limited number of animals, have helped farmers earn more.

The Namibian National Students Organisation (NANSO) has started their ‘Access to Education Campaign’ in Windhoek today, with the aim to encourage learners and students to gain access to and opportunity at school. NANSO’s Secretary General, Efraim Paulus says the student body will stand up to ensure that everyone who is eligible to education in both […]

Namibia Premier league referee Samuel Nghipandulwa travelled to Brazil on Friday, to officiate at the Iber Cup from the 20th to the 26th of January. The 23-year-old Nghipandulwa who hails from Ruacana in the Omusati region, has once again been invited by an organisation known as “Referee Abroad” to form part of the youth tournament […]

Security guards looking after cemeteries in Windhoek are urging members of the public to refrain from vandalising gravesites.

Young entrepreneur Mariona Naruses specialises in selling the unique stones found in the mountains of the Erongo Region. She is among a group selling a broad range of gems, some 24 kilometres outside of Usakos.

The Namibia National Farmers Union (NNFU) has appointed Beata Xulu as the union’s acting Executive Director. The appointment of Xulu follows the resignation of Mushokabanji Mwilima who has since taken up the top job at Meatco.

An employee of Tunacor Fisheries claims his dismissal was unfair. Simeon Shilemba was employed on a permanent basis as a seafarer at the fishing company for about three years.

A group of disgruntled youths took to the streets of Outjo in the Kunene Region, to demand the immediate halting of the employment of five struggle kids at the towns state hospital.

The suspected land grabbers in Ombili informal settlement at Otjiwarongo, have defied orders of the municipality to vacate the unserviced land they have occupied since November last year.

The Namibian Agricultural Union (NAU) says the next three years will be challenging in rebuilding the livestock sector after a devastating drought.