The Ministry of Health and Social Services says the recent outbreak of Hepatitis E in the Kavango West’s Mpungui area is a cause for concern. About 17 people have tested positive at the village in the past two weeks, with two fatalities among these.

The second phase of Operation Kalahari Desert was launched at Walvisbay in the Erongo Region. The region continues to grapple with crime, which had increased in recent months. According to statistics assault on persons at entertainment establishments such as bars, clubs, shebeens and lounges are the most common crimes and had left people with serious […]

The President called on residents to hold their regional leaders and representatives accountable. He was speaking at the Town Hall meeting at Khorixas. Dr Geingob says regional leaders are the eyes and ears of government and as such, they must carry out its development agenda and account to the people.

The Ondangwa Airport will be renamed after the late liberation struggle hero Andimba Toivo Ya Toivo. The renaming takes place on 22 August to coincide with his birthday. Vice President Nangolo Mbumba will be the keynote speaker.

President Hage Geingob has commended the owners of Farm Baumgartsbrunn near Windhoek for allowing many people, including those who are no longer employees to stay there. Baumgartsbrun’s farmworkers and residents waited for the President’s arrival.

The decision by the Namibia Premier League to start the new season with only 13 teams next month was criticized by an Executive Committee member of the league and some of the member clubs during a media press conference in Windhoek on Thursday. Speaking at the NFA Girls Centre – an Executive Committee member of […]

After a year without any visible rallying action in Walvis Bay, the 2019 Walvis Bay rally is back in full force. As such, this weekend’s event will be the fourth leg of the 2019 National Rally championships. The three previous rallies of the 2019 championship were held in Gobabis, Swakopmund and Tsumeb respectively. The 2019 […]

The Ministry of Mines and Energy’s Petroleum Commissioner, Maggy Shino, has urged girls to stop shying away from engineering courses because there is a high demand in the sector. Shino was speaking at the Debmarine Namdeb Foundation and Women in Engineering launch for girls in engineering programmes held in Windhoek.

Many women make a living through small businesses to make ends meet. It is for this reason, Acceleration of Women-Owned Micro-Entrepreneurs (AWOME) is engaging stakeholders to train women who own small businesses to improve their business ventures.

The Annual Windhoek Industrial and Agricultural Show will take place from 30 September to 5 October. This year’s show coincides with its 65 years anniversary.