With a little more than a month after their participation in the Nations Cup in Uruguay, some of the National team players are back in town and have been working hard alongside strength and conditioning coach Wayne Proctor, who is assisted by Sergio de la Harpe and monitoring specialist Dominic le Roux. Some of the […]

Thirty local scouts are off to America to represent Namibia at the 24th World Scout Jamboree. The World Scout Jamboree is one of the largest gatherings of scouts from across the world, held every four years.

The United Lutheran Theological Seminary Paulinum is drowning in a pool of debt and its continued existing to do its spiritual work is threatened if municipal accounts are not settled. The institution owes the municipality close to N$1 million in water and electrical bills.

The Namibian Police Force (NamPol) on Sunday confirmed that 14 cases of assault and assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm have been opened against members of the Namibian Defence Force (NDF) by a group of farmers from the Erongo Region. In an interview with NAMPA on Sunday, NamPol spokesperson Chief Inspector Kauna Shikwambi […]

SWAPO Secretary-General Sophia Shaningwa has called on all eligible voters to cast their vote for the party’s candidate Abner Shikongo in the upcoming Oshakati East Constituency by-election.

The Ministry of Environment and Tourism (MET) has spent more than N$16 million in assistance to those affected by human-wildlife conflict, over the last 10 years. The ministry recently held its annual Conservancy Chairperson’s Forum, at Otjiwarongo.

Poor record-keeping and financial mismanagement in some conservancies are said to have resulted in the Ministry of Environment and Tourism (MET) implementing standard operating procedures not to allow cash payments from joint ventures.

Namibia remains a global example for the advocacy of freedom of speech, according to a local survey compiled by civil society organisations. Namibia’s rating has shown a slight improvement, in aspects such as freedom of journalists, legal framework, and free speech, according to the 2018 African Media Barometer.

Lack of succession planning or of visionary leadership are headwinds in the face of Africa’s progression. This was the view shared among speakers at a book, ‘Leadership and Knowledge’, launched in Windhoek.

International and local evangelists, who are currently on a healing crusade across the country are advising Namibians not to desert Jesus Christ when tackling social problems.