Minister of Environment and Tourism (MET), Pohamba Shifeta said Namibia is committed to playing its part in accelerating the response to climate change. In a statement delivered during the high-level segment of the 25th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 25) in Madrid, Spain on Tuesday, Shifeta said the country has a highly ambitious policy […]

The South West Africa National Union (SWANU), is demanding that the names of those who died during the Old Location uprising be made available, and enshrined on a plaque at their monuments. SWANU president Dr Tangeni Iijambo said this at the SWANU offices in observation of Human Rights Day today.

Namibians joined the rest of the world in celebrating Human Rights Day. In Namibia, the day also marks Namibia Women’s Day. Citizens shared their views with NBC on what it means to be a Namibian woman

President Hage Geingob has described the African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) Heads of State summit as a success. He returned home from Kenya this afternoon.

Arriving back from Kenya this afternoon, after attending the African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) Group Heads of State Summit, President Hage Geingob paid homage to those who opposed Apartheid rule during the Old Location forced removal.

The Acting Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources says the new fishing rights will be issued by the end of March 2020. Dr Albert Kawana said the process still has to go through a number of transparency checks before the final decision is made.

Mourners and sympathizers gathered at the home of the late Otjiwarongo constituency councillor Julius Neumbo, who died in a car accident. The accident happened between 08h00 and 09h00 this morning, about 40 kilometres south of Otjiwarongo, on the road to Okahandja.

Farmers at Gam settlement in the Tsumkwe Constituency are finding the going tough in finding a suitable market for their livestock. Worsening their plight is the fact that they are situated within the red line zone. A seasonal farmer at Gam, Kaveiue Ndjavera, shared this sentiment.

Namibia is likely to ratify the revised Georgetown agreement soon. The agreement, which created the African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) group of states in 1975, was revised during the just-ended ninth summit in Nairobi, Kenya.

Many families in the Hardap Region’s Kalkrand settlement are unable to pay the burial service fee of N$826, charged by the village council.