The Namibia Institute of Public Administration and Management (NIPAM) and the Botswana Public Service College (BPSC) are meeting in Windhoek for a three day information exchange and benchmarking.

Vice-President Nangolo Mbumba officially inaugurated the N$118 million camelthorn business venture. The five-megawatt solar photo-voltaic plant is located in Outapi.

Almost a year after promises made, that the multi-million-dollar market at Kalkfeld settlement in Otjozondjupa Region would be opened to vendors, the site remains a ‘ghost market’, marked by empty spaces. The market was built in 2015 by the Namibia Development Corporation under the Ministry of Trade and Industry.

The City of Windhoek has noted with shock that people with disabilities are being fronted in applications for land ownership.

Swakopmund-Danny Boy Felesianu is currently in training for yet another title fight in Cape Town, South Africa where he hopes to obtain the African IBU Championship Lightweight title on the 28th of September. Felesianu will take on 29- year-old David Rajuili from South Africa, the current WBF African Lightweight Champion in a 12 round encounter. […]

President Hage Geingob and his delegation arrived Wednesday morning in Jakarta, Indonesia for a three-day state visit. He is accompanied by the Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah and Tjekero Tweya, the Minister of Trade, Minister of Agriculture, Alpheus !Naruseb and Obeth Kandjoze, the Minister of Economic Planning. President Geingob is scheduled to […]

A moving and solemn vigil was held Tuesday night on the eve of the official commemoration service of the repatriation of human remains from Germany to Namibia. The ceremony was held at the Fransosische Friedrichstadtkirche in Berlin, the venue for the official commemoration service and ceremonial handover, taking place at 10h30 Wednesday. During Tuesdays night’s […]

Vice President Nangolo Mbumba has dispelled perceptions by some that cultures and traditions such as Olufuko are unchristian and morally wrong. Speaking during the official opening of Olufuko festival, Mbumba says many people are criticising Olufuko claiming that it is promoting child marriage and immoral behaviour.

The Namibian government says it appreciates the German government’s agreeing, for the first time, to a state-to-state handover of human remains belonging to Namibians. In 2011, German scientists also handed over 20 skulls of Namibians people who died in a colonial concentration camp more than 100 years ago.

The Namibian Police today confirmed that prominent Windhoek lawyer Christ Brandt had committed suicide.