The Namibia Ports Authority (NAMPORT) has re-opened a N$10 million syncrolift facility in Walvis Bay, after its closure for refurbishment some six weeks ago.
Environment and Tourism Deputy Minister Tommy Nambahu has urged communities to live in harmony with wild animals.
Keetmanshoop residents say health service delivery at the town is pathetic. They have urged authorities to introduce measures, to change the situation for the better. The public outcry came at a Parliamentary Standing Committee on Gender Equality, Social Development and Family Affairs, this week.
The state of public school infrastructure is appalling. President Hage Geingob says this is unacceptable, and has reached a level that requires urgent intervention.
A new body, to regulate water pricing in the country, was launched in the capital on Thursday. The Water Regulator of Namibia will be tasked to determine tariffs, fees and charges that water service providers can charge end-users.
Namibia needs to strengthen its social protection systems to ensure that vulnerable members of society have equal access to essential services. A two day seminar, underway in the capital, attended by various role players, including Namibia’s development partners, to see how the gaps can be closed.
The Brave Warriors have jetted out of the country for their 2019 Africa Cup of Nations Group K assignment in Guinea Bissau – lacking game fitness but staying focused on their goal to qualify for the continental showpiece as the qualifiers start in earnest on 10 June 2017. The team left today for the famous […]
Frank van Zyl, the owner of the Engen Hochland Park Service Station, says he doesn’t support any person taking the law in his or her own hands. The comments follow a video which came to the fore on social media on Sunday showing security guards beating two men at the service station.
President Donald Trump is expected to pull out of the historic Paris climate deal. Just a few hours ago, Trump took to twitter again, saying “I will be announcing my decision on Paris Accord’ today.
The Namibia Tourism Expo, which celebrates its 19th birthday this year, was launched in the City yesterday with the theme, ‘Safe Travel’. Speaking at the official opening Minister of Environment and Tourism, Pohamba Shifeta emphasised the importance of safe travel in tourism as it improves the country’s image as a preferred tourist destination.
