Swapo Party members and sympathisers raised over N$160 000 towards the construction of Okatana Swapo District Office in the Oshana Region.

The Ministry of Education Arts and Culture is urging parents to take care of their girls during holidays as most pregnancies of learners are recorded a few months after school breaks.

Fighting crime should not be the sole responsibility of the police force. This is the view of the Namibian Police Commander, Lieutenant General Sebastian Ndeitunga.

President Hage Geingob has lauded actions taken against corruption this year, saying no stone was left unturned when government had to cancel major capital projects. He said this during the annual year end review, which was broadcast live on nbc1.

Contrary to expectations by some members of the public President Hage Geingob did not announce a reshuffle to his Cabinet, when he addressed the nation on Wednesday, during the annual end of the year review.

Boxer Julius “Blue Machine” Indongo’s exit from the MTC Nestor Sunshine Boxing and Fitness Academy has left boxing fans with many questions. Former WBA, IBF and IBO world Champion Julius Indongo has left one of Namibia’s leading boxing Academies the MTC Nestor Sunshine Boxing and Fitness Academy, almost three months after he lost the unification […]

Considerable damage has been caused to a landmark building in Rehoboth. A fire almost completely destroyed the former official residence of the traditional leader of the Baster community, the Kaptein. The residence, situated on a hill along the B1 road, was not in use and as a result became dilapidated and frequented by vagrants and […]

Experts from at least 10 African countries have convened in Windhoek to deliberate on issues facing persons with disabilities for a four-day workshop. The workshop initiated by the United Nations and development partners, also intends to develop a roadmap on the implementation of the ‘Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disability’

The Namibia Breweries Limited has called on stakeholders to make this festive season accident free. NBL Managing Director, Wessie van der Westhuizen made this call during the handover of various items valued at nearly N$200 000 to the Namibian Police manning roadblocks.

The Namibia Blood Transfusion Services (NBTS) says that Namibia currently has sufficient blood stock for the next 13 days. They expect stock to drop towards the Christmas period as there is usually a high demand this time of the year. People are therefore encouraged to donate blood before they travel.