Two women, who are believed to have been murdered, are still not identified, almost a year since they were found at Rundu. These discoveries, following shortly after each other, sent shock waves through the north-eastern town. The first partially decomposed body was discovered in the grass behind Drop Lager Bar, situated along the Trans-Caprivi highway, […]

The ongoing feud between NFA President, Frans Mbidi and Secretary General, Barry Rukoro, is yet to be resolved. The NFA’s President and its Secretary General have been at each other’s throats following an announcement by Mbidi that he would not renew Rukoro’s contract, which comes to an end in six months. Speaking to the media […]

South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa left Namibia for Botswana Saturday afternoon. Ramaphosa is on a regional consultative tour as the SADC chairperson and also to introduce himself to SADC counterparts since assuming office. Prior to visiting Namibia, the South African leader was in Luanda, Angola and held talks with João Lourenço as the SADC chair […]

President Hage Geingob and his South African counterpart, Cyril Ramaphosa, are set to meet for the bi-national commission meeting later this year. That meeting is to evaluate common development programmes the two countries are pursuing and how they can be enhanced. Ramaphosa arrived in the country on a working visit as SADC chair and held […]

Some veterans of the liberation struggle are still living in deplorable conditions. Deputy Minister of Veterans Affairs, Hilma Nicanor says these veterans are either misusing financial assistance given to them while some are being neglected by their families.

Namibia will now be able to access funds valued at over N$117 million from the Green Climate Fund, for the implementation of climate resilient projects. This was made possible through a signing agreement between the Ministry of Environment and Tourism and the Development Bank of Southern Africa, in Windhoek

A Local Tech Innovation Hub project that aims to improve business opportunities, for especially the vulnerable youth in Namibia, was launched in the capital on Wednesday. The project is spearheaded by the Namibia University of Science and Technology in cooperation with the Embassy of Finland.

Works and Transport Minister, John Mutorwa, has frozen 320 of 570 government projects this year, due to limited funds. This has resulted in an estimated loss of more than N$32 million, from work stoppages, at 43 projects.

Newly elected mayor of Outjo has called on residents with outstanding municipal accounts to settle their debts with immediate effect. Samuel !Oe-Amseb made the appeal during the first council meeting of the year.

Local authorities are obliged to put in place effective emergency response systems. This was said by the Minister of Urban and Rural Development, Peya Mushelenga, at the official handing-over ceremony, of the Luderitz fire station.