President Hage Geingob has commended his Rwandan counterpart and Chairperson of the African Union, Paul Kagame for the manner in which he led the institution’s reform. In a media statement, President Geingob said the AU institutional reform requires commitment in driving the continent to an integrated Africa which is at peace.

A legal battle between the City of Windhoek and its chief executive officer (CEO), Robert Kahimise over his suspension is expected to begin in the High Court on Tuesday. Kahimise’s lawyer Patrick Kauta confirmed to NAMPA on Monday that the hearing of the urgent application in which Kahimise will ask the court to have his […]

Livestock farmers will have less to worry about, following the introduction of guard dogs by the Cheetah Conservation. The livestock guarding dogs are known to be highly effective at reducing predator’s rates to almost up to a 100%.

The Mayor of Windhoek, Muesee Kazapua has expressed disappointment with the low turnout at the commemoration of the International Day for Disaster Reduction. The day is commemorated on 13 October but took place on 17 November in Windhoek.

The Governor of the Bank of Namibia (BoN) Ipumbu Shiimi has encouraged learners to make use of the banks’ bursary scheme. Shiimi made the call during a stakeholders’ engagement at Keetmanshoop.

Mariental-South Africa and Germany walk away with top spots at Mariental Triathlon. The annual Mariental Triathlon drew 18 elite Tri-athletes from across the world who are in search of extra points to increase their chances of qualifying for the Olympics. The popular local Triathlon reached new heights this year as they successful hosted their first […]

Arandis mayor Risto Kapenda, who received a petition from Arandis Accountability Tracking Committee who is demanding the removal of the entire town council, says the council would welcome investigations of wrongdoing. Kapenda told NBC News that the demonstrators are being used by some individuals to settle political scores.

A group calling itself Arandis Accountability Tracking Committee is demanding the removal of the entire town council. The concerned residents accused the councillors of allegedly failing to implement developmental projects at the town.

Health officials in the Oshana Region are worried about the high number of premature babies at Oshakati State Hospital. This year alone, the hospital had recorded 208 cases of neonatal deaths compared to 395 registered in the last two years.

The African Union (AU) will impose sanctions on member states failing to make annual financial contributions to the continental body. This is part of the reforms adopted at the just concluded extraordinary summit of the African Union.