A recent refugee audit by the Home Affairs and Immigration Ministry has found Namibia’s refugee population is smaller than reported previously.

The Development Bank of Namibia has donated N$150 000 to the Tegako 2020 Women in Business Cooperative. The project is for women who manufacture clay pots, weave baskets and make other crafts.

A local musician opened a state-of-the-art music recording studio in the capital on Friday. The studio is owned by Toivo Nuugulu also known as ‘Leather Mein’ under his records company Pamoja Records.

The Government Stores at Rundu was broken into on Thursday after the Government Garage had a successful auction where various items were sold. Confirming the incident to Nampa on Monday, Namibian Police Force crime investigations coordinator for Kavango East, Deputy Commissioner Bonifasius Kanyetu said the suspects broke the entrance door of the storeroom, “went inside […]

Several regional governors have aired their expectations of the second national land conference, which they hope will address Namibia’s most topical land issues in a transparent and honest manner. Responding to questions sent to him by Nampa recently, Kavango East Governor Samuel Mbambo said he expects land to be discussed with maturity and honesty and […]

Windhoek-The senior women’s indoor hockey national team is currently in preparation for the upcoming Indoor Hockey Series, which will take place from the 4-6th October in Durban South Africa. After winning the Indoor African Champs last year in June, Namibia is now ranked 1st in Africa, and 11th in the world following a great display […]

More people than ever are self-publishing books on a range of topics. The latest to be launched is of a young entrepreneur Silva Shapwa titled ‘Respect My Hustle, Overcoming the Obstacles of Life’.

The grazing of Namibian cattle in neighbouring Angola is illegal as the governments of the two countries have not signed an agreement in this regard, Ohangwena Governor Usko Nghaamwa has said.

Namibia, Estonia and Indonesia are this year’s winners of the UNESCO-Japan Prize on Education for Sustainable Development. Funded by the Government of Japan, the prize was established by UNESCO’s Executive Board in the framework of the Global Action Programme. The programme showcase and reward outstanding ESD projects and programmes and Namibia is among the three […]

Britain’s Prince William paid Vice President Nangolo Mbumba a courtesy visit in Windhoek on Monday. They discussed Namibia’s wildlife and conservation agenda in relation to the conference on illegal wildlife trade to be held next month in London. Their discussions focused on how to strengthen international partnerships across borders and beyond governments with emphasis on […]