President Hage Geingob opened the legal year this morning, saying as the year of reckoning, fair justice must be applied.

Namport is advocating for changes to its founding act to give its security officers equivalent powers, to those of the police, within the port area. Namport was established by an act of Parliament in 1994 to enforce port regulations. But a chief security officer with Namport says the law limits the powers of security personnel, […]

Athletes around the world undergo regular doping tests to determine whether they use prohibited performance-enhancing drugs. Namibia has been relatively quiet on the matter, but the country is not immune to doping and has been testing athletes, too. Namibia does not have an Anti Doping Agency or policy in place, but the World Anti-Doping policy […]

Botswana is considering to collaborate with Namibia in different areas of socio-economic development such as sustainable water management.

A total of 13 bills are expected to be tabled in the National Assembly this year.

The Deputy Minister of Education, Arts and Culture, Anna Nghipondoka launched the MTC-Energy 100 FM High Schools Debating Championship today.

Namibia and Botswana are championing democratic practices and referred to as examples in Africa in this regard.

Botswana’s President Khama has commended President Geingob and Swapo for the party’s peaceful elective congress.

Today is global Safer Internet Day. Cyber-attacks are reported to be on the increase as fraudsters are now using sophisticated attacks, targeting individuals and institutions. This calls for increased efforts from government, inter-governmental organisations and the private sectors to work together in implementing more adequate responses.

The Namibian National Farmers Union (NNFU) launched its registration of farmers in the Zambezi Region. The aim of this project is to create a database of all farmers in the country.