Learners from A.I. Steenkamp Primary School and People’s Primary School are urging government to reduce the speed limit around school areas, from 40 Km/h to 30 Km/h in order to save lives.

Existing social grant coverage will be extended for all qualifying people to benefit. This was outlined in a recently launched blueprint on wealth distribution and poverty eradication for the year 2017/2018 to 2019/2020.

More than 1 500 employees of Tunacor Fisheries Limited at Walvis Bay will receive their salary increments. The pay rise follows a wage agreement signed by the Namibia Seaman and Allied Workers Union, NASAWU and Tunacor.

75 Namibians have benefited from the Mandela Washington Fellowship over the past four years. Through the fellowship, beneficiaries gain skills and connections necessary for their personal development and the country at large.

Four employees of Katima Mulilo’s Bank Windhoek branch who were arrested on Tuesday and Wednesday respectively appeared in the Katima Mulilo Magistrates court on Thursday.

The 3rd NUDO Elective Congress came to a temporary halt after delegates demanded to know the rules which guided the Congress. Some delegates argued that the Party’s National Council did not have powers to convene the congress.

As the continent celebrates the 54th Africa Day, Africans are urged to work towards rekindling the Pan-African dream. Ambassador Tuliameni Kalomoh and Deputy Chairperson of Pan-African Centre of Namibia Maureen Hinda had exclusive interviews with NBC News.

The Environment Commissioner in the Ministry of Environment and Tourism want to see this week’s national clean-up campaign change people’s behaviour towards the environment.

Over 200 Cassinga and Vietnam attack survivors recently paid homage to their compatriots who lost their lives during a series of attacks on the refugee camps in Angola.

The Uukwaludhi Traditional Authority has collected over 2000 litres of Omagongo for the upcoming Omagongo Festival. The festival will take place at the palace on Saturday.