President Hage Geingob says his recent visit to the United Kingdom promises significant gains. The Head of State told NBC News shortly after his arrival at the Hosea Kutako International Airport on Wednesday. He said he held successful talks with business leaders, mainly from the United Arab Emirates and China.

Effectively marketing and proper distribution channels are some of the factors hampering the development of the local music industry. That said, treating your music career as a business is essential, according to some artists we spoke to. The Namibian music industry has over the years grown immensely with emerging and established artists producing new albums […]

The Keetmanshoop Municipality has made provision for approved street vendors to set up shop at designated street corners in the town. The municipality’s public relations officer, Dawn Kruger, said most vendors selling on street corners of the //Karas Region’s capital are regulated.

By late Wednesday, family of the late governor of the Kunene region, Angelika Muharukua, have still not taken a decision where to bury the governor, who was accorded heroes’ status by President Hage Geingob.

Stakeholders held a high level meeting on Wednesday afternoon to develop a plan to contain the Anthrax outbreak, that killed more than 100 hippos at the Mahango Core Area, in the western part of the Bwabwata National Park. The Environment and Tourism Ministry has confirmed the Anthrax outbreak .

The Urban and Rural Development Minister, Sophia Shaningwa says no court order was obtained to authorise the demolition of illegal structures by the Katima Mulilo Town Council.

The Namibian Agricultural Union (NAU) held its 71st congress in Windhoek. Commercial farmers from different parts of the country gathered in Windhoek to review the past activities of the union.

Students and teachers plan to demonstrate next week to demand for the release of vacancies in government schools.

The Forum for African Women Educationalists of Namibia (FAWENA) started with the distribution of sanitary pads to school going girls.

Cattle theft remains a concern in the Zambezi Region despite efforts by the Namibian and Zambian police forces to bring an end to it.