Employees of construction company, Stantoll Properties, marched to Oshana Governor’s offices to hand over a petition. The protesters called on Clemens Kashuupulwa to intervene in a disagreement with Lukas Johannes who is refusing to pave the way for the expansion of Oshana Mall at Ongwediva.

Gobabis retailers have started to remove cold meats, imported from Enterprises Food and Rainbow Chicken Limited in South Africa, following a ban on their products as a result of the Listeria outbreak in that country.

The City of Windhoek has instructed a Chinese garden project using untreated water from the Goreangab Dam to stop operations with immediate effect. The project is hereby instructed to vacate the plot without further delay or face eviction through the courts. The garden has been using the sewage water from the Goreangab Dam for irrigation […]

China and Namibian bilateral relations are expected to expand with more targeted assistance to alleviate poverty. That was revealed at the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference and National Political Conference currently underway in Beijing. The Asian giant is committed to redouble efforts in strengthening multilateral relations with African states. That was referred to as China’s […]

Milk producers in Namibia have again dropped prices, by 10% for this month and a further 10 cents at the end of next month. Cheap dairy imports are deflating milk and other diary prices across the country. The dairy producers said the situation in the Namibian dairy industry needs immediate and serious attention. A weekly […]

The Home Affairs and Immigration Ministry will stop receiving applications for study permits Friday. Its Public Relations officer, Sakeus Kadhikwa, told Nampa of the deadline in a recent telephonic interview. Kadhikwa said the initial expiry date for permit applicants was the 28 February, which gave students a three month period since last December. The ministry […]

The just tabled 2018/19 national budget has brought a hint of good news for low income earners, for whom the tax rate will be reduced.

International Women’s Day was also commemorated at Windhoek’s Mix Settlement. Women from different walks of life gathered at Mix settlement to celebrate the day. Speakers reminded women of the pivotal role they play in their communities.

At Katima Mulilo in the Zambezi Region the Minister of Gender Equality and Child Welfare, Doreen Sioka says although women have made strides in politics, much still needs to be done to level the playing field at regional level.

Women in Swakopmund used International Women’s Day to encourage their peers to speak out against sexual violence perpetrated against them. A handful of women marched in the streets of Swakopmund to create awareness about sexual violence against women and advocate for justice.