Environment and Tourism Deputy Minister, Bernadette Maria Jagger says Namibia is making success of biodiversity conservation and tourism development.
Blue Waters upset Orlando Pirates on Saturday in the Namibia Premier League, in a match that Pirates dominated and could have won at Sam Nujoma stadium in Windhoek. Unfortunately, however, they appeared to be wasteful. Orlando Pirates went into this game sitting 10th on the log standing. The intention was clear from the start at […]
Thousands of Otjiwarongo residents were without water since Friday night. On Friday a Namwater pipe supplying water to the town was reported damaged. The mines at the town, that use large quantities of water, had to be supplied from the reservoirs. However, the situation worsened on Sunday when taps ran completely dry as the reservoirs […]
The University of Namibia Campus at Oshakati has introduced a new Master of Arts Degree, in Development Studies.
An anthropologist, Rosa Persendt says Namibian children, especially in rural areas, are not given platforms to express themselves in the context of health and illness in the country. Persendt was speaking during a public lecture at the University of Namibia, on the understanding of health and illness among children
Education Minister Katrina Hanse-Himarwa asserts no public schools were shut down in 2018. Hanse-Himarwa was speaking in the National Assembly following reports that some schools were reportedly closed down because of dilapidated infrastructure
US President Donald Trump has congratulated Namibia on its 28th Independence Anniversary. The contents of the letter will be read publicly on the day.
Lack of housing for teachers, the dilapidated condition of classrooms and growing indiscipline among learners, are among the serious challenges facing the education sector. Finance Deputy Minister, Natangwe Ithete, raised these issues while speaking to learners at the Oshana Region’s academic awards ceremony at Ondangwa.
The Zambezi Region is ready to host The Namibian Newspaper Cup. Preparations are well on track at Katima Mulilo.
A City of Windhoek Councillor is blaming the Public Procurement Act for delays in the implementation of projects. Councillor Ian Subasubani made his remarks at a Khomasdal North Constituency meeting, at Otjomuise informal settlement in Windhoek, recently.
