Nestor Tobias believes that Mikka ” Silent Assassin” Shonene has a bright future ahead of him – provided he stays focused. Shonena featured as most high profile boxer at the recently held MTC Sunshine Boxing Fiesta under The MTC Nestor “Sunshine” Tobias Boxing and Fitness Academy. He fought against Tanzania’s Mfaume Mafaume and according to […]

Minister of Health and Social Services Bernhard Haufiku says sport and other gatherings can be successfully used to promote health among Namibians. In line with this, he was listing examples, such as HIV testing, Voluntary male circumcision and various others. Haufiku made these remarks during the 30th commemoration of World Aids Day, which took place […]

Elize Shakalela, Law Lecturer at UNAM and Namibia’s Earth Ambassador speaks to NBC News about how Namibia is doing in terms of legislation on environmental protection.

The Christian Democratic Voice Party says it will re-introduce Bible studies in schools as well as ensure equal treatment of all churches when the party comes in power. Established in 2012 the party believes a society built on good morals can withstand any challenges.

President Hage Geingob has inaugurated a multi-million dollar Peugeot assembly plant in Walvis Bay, signifying Government’s intent to realise Namibia’s industrial revolution. Geingob was impressed with the plant saying it boosts Namibia’s intent to become a top destination for foreign direct investment (FDI). The President says Namibia is still faced with severe poverty, unemployment and […]

It is critical to ensure full and equal participation of persons with disabilities in all spheres of society and create an enabling environment for them, the Deputy Minister for Disability Affairs in the Presidency, Alexia Manombe-Ncube has said. Manombe-Ncube made the statement on Tuesday at the occasion of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. […]

With nearly 500 motor vehicle accidents reported between January and November this year, the police in the //Karas Region have urged motorists to take periodical rests to reach their destinations.

The Namibian Film Commission has funded projects worth N$2,2 million during the 2018/2019 financial year. These projects included two feature films, one documentary, two newcomer short films and one short film.

Some magistrate’s courts are not fully making use of community service as an alternative sentencing option.

A lot still needs to be done to empower San girls and women to advocate for their rights so they can improve their social status. It is against this background a booklet titled CEDAW Through San Young Women’s Eyes was launched in Windhoek.