The Inspector General of the Namibian Police, Lieutenant-General Sebastian Ndeitunga, has reminded police officers that 2018 is a year of reckoning.

The eight-member committee which, will be led by Cliff Olivier, will among other tasks be responsible for amending the outdated constitution, recruiting athletes in all 14 regions and preparing these athletes for international competitions. Confirming the appointment of the new committee, was the Chief Administrator of the National Sports Commission, Freddie Mwiya. He could, however, […]

President Hage Geingob has issued a stern warning to the national airline, Air Namibia, to pull-up its socks or face competition should Namibia become part of the Single Air Transport Market agreement. Geingob noted that Namibia, being a member of the African Union, should adhere to continental integration, including opening of the airways for trade. […]

While many Namibians are excited by Julius Indongo’s temporary training move to the United States of America, there is a new twist in the story. Indongo and his former promoter Nestor Tobias appear to not have parted on good terms and this may now lead to severe consequences. The former unified junior welterweight champion Indongo […]

The Namibian Government says it is ready to counter a possible outbreak of the Fall Armyworm this year. This, amid reports from various other African countries since the beginning of the year, that the caterpillars have been destroying vast amounts of crops just like they did last year. Chief Agricultural Scientific Officer for Plant Health […]

The United Nations Secretary-General is dismayed over Africa’s lack of representation on key international organisations. Antonio Guterres says this is despite the continent being a victim of historical colonial exclusion.

Urban and Rural Development Minister, Sophia Shaningwa, has cautioned developers of houses for low and medium income groups countrywide, to do proper market research to avoid building high cost houses that local people cannot afford.

With only a few days left before registration to tertiary institutions close, the Swapo Party Youth League (SPYL) is worried over the lack of implementation of President Hage Geingob’s decision to bail out NSFAF.

The Oukwanyama Traditional Authority (OTA) has warned a group of 21 people from Ohakafiya village in the Ohangwena Region to stop appointing villagers into positions and allocating them land in the area. The traditional authority in 2017 won a court case against the group who were ordered by the High Court to pay the legal […]

The National Commission for Research, Science and Technology (NCRST), has launched a national Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO) testing, training and research laboratory in Windhoek.