Phase three of UNAM ‘s faculty of engineering and information at Ongwediva in the Oshana Region has been inaugurated. The Jose Eduardo Dos Santos campus will mainly train engineers.

Traditional and community leaders have been called to educate the public to accept people with disabilities. The call was made by Deputy-Minister of Disability Affairs, Alexia Manombe-Ncube at the Okakarara Annual Trade Fair where she launched the national disability awareness campaign titled, ‘Don’t Dis-my Ability’.

Underprivileged girls who are in Grade 12 and those who cannot afford a matric farewell dress can now attend the once in a lifetime event with a beautiful gown donated by Women of Destiny Organisation.

Nampol and the NBC agreed to work together in the collective fight against crime.

Having a nutritious meal is something that most children in the informal settlements often don’t get to enjoy. In fact, it’s considered a privilege. A charity called Amitofo provides nutritious meals to children at the ELCIN Centre in Okahandja to about 150 children.

African governments may need to consider shifting their investments to areas with long-term benefits, such as heritage sites.

A Rundu-based lawyer, Vernon Lutibezi, who applied for bail on an urgent basis in the Rundu Magistrate’s Court, after he was arrested for the alleged rape of his 13-year-old relative last week, was granted bail on Tuesday. On Monday, before his bail application was heard, he appeared in the same court on an unrelated charge […]

The four Namibian umpires, who were supposed to be graded on the weekend of the PENT Netball Series, were not evaluated due to the absence of significant games. Four Namibian umpires were set to be evaluated for the Africa B award outside the PENT series by two members of the International Umpires Testing Penal – […]

The branch of the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry in the north has called on individuals, SMEs and corporates to pay their taxes. Its chairperson, Tomas Indji says ignoring tax arrears will result in accumulated debts.

Two Ugandan nationals arrested last week for posing as traditional healers were refused bail in the Windhoek Magistrate’s Court.