The president of the Namibian Association of Local Authority Officers (NALAO) has expressed concern over what he termed lack of proper governance, which had turned some towns into corruption hot spots. Walde Ndevashiya put the blame squarely on local authority councils.
Namibia’s solid waste management system is currently in a worrying state. This is one of the challenges identified during a consultation meeting between the Ministry of Environment and Tourism and stakeholders regarding to solid waste management in the country. In order to address this shortcoming the ministry launched a National Solid Waste Management Strategy, in […]
Namibia is currently labelled as ”under-represented” at organisations such as the African Union and the United Nations. This is despite the country being a paid-up member of these ogranisations.
The Ministry of Health has placed a strict ban on the treatment of non-referrals at the Katutura Intermediate Hospital Casualty Department. The directive, which comes into effect today, aims to allow due attention to emergency cases.
Internationally renowned hockey coach and umpire, NKU Davis from Trinidad and Tobacco is in Namibia, offering coaching clinics. Davis was invited to Namibia by Gurus Hockey Club coach, Andre Stadler, who asked him to help with coaching at the club. Since Davis’ arrival in Namibia, he has already been roped in at various levels of […]
The body of a teenage girl, believed to be about 14 years old, was discovered at Rundu’s Industrial Area on Wednesday morning.
Japan will construct three more classrooms and a storeroom at six schools in the Kavango West and Khomas Regions.
About 200 experts from 20 countries will meet in Namibia in March to deliberate on issues relating to corporate governance. The Institute of Corporate Governance will host the two-day African Corporate Governance Network’s bi-annual conference.
The Okakarara Magistrate Court has granted bail to a woman accused of stabbing her step father to death while she was pregnant. She has given birth during her one month stay in the town’s police cells.
Sixty percent of the criminal cases registered with the Oshakati High Court in 2016-2017 have been finalised.
