A 75 year old woman who lived in Windhoek’s Havana Informal Settlements burnt to death in her shack this morning.

An illegal dumpsite in a river stream at Adolfi residential area in Ondangwa has been cleaned up.

The Uukwaluudhi Traditional Authority in the Omusati Region has successfully hosted the 2018 Omagongo Cultural Festival.

Tensions are running high among delegates due to disagreements at the 3rd NUDO Elective Congress held in Windhoek.

Government has rejected what it terms a “malicious” news article, published by a British daily tabloid “Daily Star”, claiming that Namibia is ridden with street crime, and not a place to be at night. The Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation has put it on record that the poorly researched news article contains serious inaccuracies, […]

Organisers of the Nama Cultural Festival underway at Keetmanshoop have commended Namibians for turning up in big numbers to witness Namibian cultural diversity on display.

A 35-year-old woman was arrested for allegedly stabbing her uncle to death during an argument at Grootfontein on Thursday.

The Deputy Minister of Urban and Rural Development Derek Klazen officially handed over 47 houses funded by Standard Bank’s Buy a Brick initiative at Otjinene.

The Rundu Vocational Training Centre held a prayer day on Wednesday. The event was organised by the Trainees to address the escalating social evils in their community.

A three-year Green Credit Funding programme worth N$670 million was launched in Windhoek on Thursday. The Sustainable Utilization of Natural Resources and Energy Financing Programme for Namibia (SUNREF) aims to fund critical green economy sectors that will open up considerable investment and employment creation opportunities in the country.