On Saturday, COSAFA suspended NFA Secretary-General Barry Rukoro, for violent conduct – after he allegedly assaulted its President, Philip Chiyangwa, in South Africa last month. In a letter, COSAFA states that Rukoro’s suspension will run for a period of 90 days, pending finalisation of the investigation. Rukoro has also been urged to submit his response […]

The Assistant Coach of the Zambezi Region, Lennox Musiyalike, said the pressure of being the host has affected his team’s performance as they failed to make it to the knock-out stages of The Namibian Newspaper Cup, which is taking place in Katima Mulilo. With the popular The Namibian Newspaper Cup being held in the Zambezi […]

Cabinet has approved this year’s hunting season which will start in May. The hunting period on farms covering at least 1 000 hectares, and which are enclosed with a registered game-proof fence, will run from 1 May to 31 August.

The Government will always honour unknown fallen heroes and heroines once their graves have been identified. This was said by Deputy Minister of Veteran Affairs at the benediction ceremony of former PLAN combatant, Johannes Kondjamba.

An Otjiwarongo Councillor visited the Ovazemba speaking Namibians who live in abject poverty at Ombili informal settlement. This follows an appeal by the family to acquire national documents so that they have access to social grants.

Police in the Otjozondjupa Region have called on the public to refrain from criminal activities over the Easter long-weekend. Authorities in the region further say they will not tolerate overloading, or in-considerate driving, on the B1 national road there.

A project between Namibia and Angola, to co-design conservation technologies for use in the Iona-Skeleton Coast Trans-frontier Conservation Area, shared between the countries, has been launched in Windhoek. The project, known as SCIONA, aims to develop technology to strengthen cross-border management of wildlife law enforcement through implementing conservation technologies.

Theatre has over the years and still continues to play a significant role in informing, educating and entertaining people. The National Theatre of Namibia (NTN joined the rest of the world to celebrate World Theatre Day with a monologue competition.

Namibians are reminded that there will be no time change as the winter season starts. This follows public consultations and the subsequent amendment of the Namibian Time Act, No.3 of 1994. The Act has been repealed and as such there will be no time change as of 11 April, as has been the norm. The […]

Christians in the capital attended church services in their droves on Good Friday.