The African Development Bank (ADB) has joined forces with 11 other international organisations to assist developing countries to build resilience against the impact of natural disasters caused by extreme weather. The institutions came together at the just-ended COP 25 climate change conference and launched the Alliance for Hydromet Development held in Madrid, Spain earlier this […]

The Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture has announced that good progress has been made with the marking and processing of the examination data and will be able to officially release the provisional Grade 12 (NSSC) Higher Level for full-time and part-time candidates and Grade 10 (JSC) for part-time candidates on 20 December 2019. This […]

Kuku Agri Equipment at Oshakati organised an early Christmas party for 200 old people. The beneficiaries are elderly people from the ages of 70 upward, orphans and vulnerable children and people with disabilities.

President Hage Geingob has expressed appreciation and gratitude to world leaders for congratulatory messages after his re-election as President of Namibia. A media statement issued by the Presidency said that Geingob and SWAPO received a renewed mandate from the Namibian people to govern for a second term, after the seventh Presidential and National Assembly Elections […]

The Namibian Police at Oshakati in the Oshana Region registered a robbery case after an Angolan national allegedly lost N$98 000 at the hands of criminals. Inspector Thomas Aiyambo in a statement indicated that four unknown men carried out the robbery at Pupkewitz Toyota Garage in Oshakati where the victim had parked his car.

Namibia won this year’s Orate Africa debate Championship hosted in Windhoek. Convenor of Orate Debating Tournament Clinton Muinjo says the organisers are looking at ways to make debate part of the school curriculum.

Following rains that fell over the past few weeks, farmers have started ploughing their mahangu fields, with high hopes that rain will continue in the next few months. Some farmers we spoke to say the soil is wet enough for them to start ploughing.

Residents of the Single Quarters in Grootfontein are demanding improved service delivery. They are particularly aggrieved by the municipality’s alleged reluctance to attend to blocked sewer lines, that leaves affluent running on the streets.

The Wuparo Conservancy project at Sangwali in the Zambezi Region is growing, despite the drought situation. One of the projects that were initiated in 2017 is the electrification of the areas within the conservancy.

The Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) has yet to set the public’s mind at ease over the issue of the missing electronic voting machines (EVMs). Chairperson of Access to Information (ACTION) Coalition Namibia, Frederico Links in a media statement says ECN should ensure the integrity of electoral processes, as it has an irrefutably immense impact […]