Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf has commended Namibia for being a forerunner in advancing the welfare of women.

Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila has called on civil servants to maximise on the advantages provided through ICT, to enhance service delivery and cut administrative costs. The Premier is, however, hopeful that things will soon normalise and see halted capital projects unfrozen.

There is need for countries to be actively involved in off-shore gas and oil exploration to respond to incidences of oil spills on time. This was the view of the Deputy-Director for Marine Pollution Control in the Ministry of Works and Transport, Phineas Auene.

The visiting former President of Liberia says there should be no retreat for women establishing themselves in leadership positions. Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, met President Hage Geingob at State House, ahead of the ceremony where he will receive the 2017 Africa Gender Award. Johnson-Sirleaf is the 2016 recipient of the award.

The informal settlement was created by the Keetmanshoop Municipality for people waiting to be allocated land. The settlement is home to nearly 800 people.

BRESCHNEFF KATJAIMO A huge crowd and Namibia’s inexperience worked in China’s favour yesterday evening, when the East Asian nation beat the Namibian under-23 squad in their international football match. The match was the first ever to be played between the two countries, which have signed different working and political agreements. On the field, China scored […]

The Ohangwena Regional police have recorded 29 rape cases involving minors in 2017. This was revealed at the First Lady Monica Geingos’ Be Free Campaign’ at Omafo over the weekend.

Swakopmund Mayor Paulina Nashilundo is appealing to individuals to donate any study materials to schools. She made the call during the Extra-Ordinary Council meeting recently.

The City of Windhoek was plagued by traffic congestion this afternoon after a sudden power failure caused by a broken conductor at Hoffnung Sub Station

The former head of state arrived in Namibia this afternoon. Africa’s first female President was welcomed at the Hosea Kutako International Airport by Vice President, Nangolo Mbumba and Minister of International Relations Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah. Johnson-Sirleaf is the 2016 recipient of the Africa Gender Award. According to State House, Johnson-Sirleaf will pay a courtesy call to […]