The Ministry of Education Arts and Culture has clarified the delay in releasing the vacancy bulletin for 2018. Katrina Hanse-Himarwa spoke to the media in Windhoek today.

The Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry launched its Customer Service Charter manual to serve as a guide towards improved service delivery among its officials.

The removal of hippo carcasses from the Kavango river, and burning of the carcasses to eliminate the anthrax bacteria in them, is set to start over the weekend.

The Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources is committed to ensure a corruption-free fishing sector. This was said by Minister Bernard Esau at a workshop in Swakopmund aimed at identifying corruption risks in the industry.

Africa needs to take decisive actions to implement Agenda 2063’s flagship projects amidst current economic challenges.

The United States and Israel announced on Thursday they were quitting the UN’s cultural agency UNESCO, after Washington accused it of anti-Israeli bias. The withdrawal of the United States, which is meant to provide a fifth of UNESCO’s funding, is a major blow for the Paris-based organisation, founded after World War Two to help protect […]

Economic powerhouses like the European Union must include financing projects in Africa when dealing with crises like migration or refugees. This was said by former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo when he paid a courtesy call on President Hage Geingob in London.

The Katutura East Councillor has urged the youth to engage the relevant authorities in addressing unemployment affecting them.

The livelihoods of Africans are being threatened by climate change. Addressing a one-day Southern African Climate Change Conference in Windhoek, the Minister of Presidential Affairs, Frans Kapofi, called for urgency and joint efforts in tackling climate change.

Simonis Storm Securities has advised Government to aim for bigger involvement of the private sector to boost economic development in the country.