A law lecturer at the University of Namibia, John Nakuta, has been appointed as the new media Ombudsman. The special annual general meeting, held by the Editors Forum of Namibia, took the decision based on interviews and votes.
Students from the College of the Arts in Windhoek have created a giant painting on the walls of the Katutura Hospital’s tuberculosis ward.
The Rally for Democracy and Progress (RDP)’s Central Committee (CC) will decide on the fate of its president, Jeremiah Nambinga, following the passing of a vote of no confidence. The party passed the vote of no confidence after deliberating on issues hampering progress in the party. In a statement issued on Saturday, the RDP vice […]
The future of Namibia’s mining industry depends on how much the country invests in geo-scientific research. Professor Frederick Kamona in the Unam’s Faculty of Geo Sciences says the country’s mining potential have not been thoroughly explored.
A family of 12 in the Oniimwandi village of the Oshikoto Region was left homeless after their homestead burnt to ashes. A two-year-old is believed to have caused the fire.
The Office of the President has refuted allegations circulating on social media that President Hage Geingob said primary and secondary education would no longer be free. The information has been on social media since Saturday evening, shortly after the Swapo Party concluded its Central Committee meeting. It alleges that Geingob cancelled free education on grounds […]
Talks between Namibia and Nigeria to set up an oil storage and a fuel refinery in Namibia are at an advanced stage. The joint oil refinery is to enhance co-operation in the energy field, as was revealed by Nigeria’s new High Commissioner to Namibia, Lilian Onoh.
More than five girls from Groot Aub Secondary School were not allowed to write exams because of their braided hairstyles.
President Hage Geingob has called for unity in the party to address the challenges facing Namibia. Geingob was speaking at the opening of the party’s Central Committee meeting in Windhoek.
President Hage Geingob has described the late retired Brigadier-General Erasmus Kayambu Amupolo as a gallant freedom fighter who contributed immensely to the liberation struggle. The late Amupolo was buried at Elim cemetery in the Omusati Region.
