The tripartite Commission that was tasked with the repatriation of Namibians from Dukwi Refugee Camp between 1998 and 1999 has been dissolved. For the past three weeks, 771 former refugees were repatriated back to Namibia.

Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila advised the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry to come up with a business plan and project proposals that can sustain the agriculture sector. Kuugongelwa-Amadhila visited the quarantine camp at Omutambo gwomagwe in the Omusati Region which closed down in 2015 after a Foot and Mouth disease outbreak. It has also […]

Lize Ehlers, the Namibian Annual Music Awards Artist of the Year received an all-expenses paid trip from Windhoek to Thailand. The seven-day trip includes fully paid flight tickets and accommodation for two.

Speculation have been put to rest after Dr Panduleni Itula on Tuesday submitted his registration as an independent presidential candidate in next month’s elections. Dr Itula submitted over 17 000 signatures, 10 000 more than required by law, in support of his registration with the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN).

Over-the-top (OTT) platforms, like Netflix, are slowly and steadily eating into the traditional TV business. What do traditional TV broadcasters need to do to keep their audience and remain relevant in the fast-changing industry where the viewer is essentially the boss?

Negotiations of capital projects between Namibia and China are done in the local currencies of the two countries. President Hage Geingob, in an interview with the China Global Television Network, said the preference for negotiations in the Namibia dollar and Chinese Yuan, is to avoid fluctuation and overpricing of capital projects when denominated in the […]

The Ministry of Mines and Energy says it will dispatch a team next week to Iishanaputa to investigate the magnitude and cause of the earth cracks. Acting Director of Applied Geoscience in the ministry Israel Hasheela explains what could be some of the causes of the cracks.

Namibia and Nigeria have resolved to restore their bilateral relationship and review the issuing of visas as well as continue with Air Namibia flights to Lagos. The two countries also reaffirmed their commitment to working together in areas such as trade, economic, agriculture and infrastructure development

The homestead of Malakia Nashilongo at Iishanaputa village in the Omusati Region is cracking and tearing in two. The family observed deep cracks on the floor and walls of their homestead since last year, and these cracks are now expanding into their crop field.

A healthy primary production has the capacity to restore growth and rebuilding the agriculture sector after the drought. This was said by the Minister of Agriculture, Water and Forestry, Alpheus !Naruseb at the Agriculture Outlook Conference held in Windhoek.