As Namibia joins people around the world in celebrating Christmas, President Hage Geingob wants to see a renewed commitment to efforts to uproot the scourge of gender-based violence from its society, and a changed road use culture, where car crashes are reduced. Delivering his annual Christmas day message, the Head of State stressed that these […]
The African Zone Six Club Championship have come to an end at the Swakopmund Dome Indoor Sport complex. Approximately 40 clubs from ten countries with between 300 and 450 participants played in the week-long championships that ended with a beach volleyball tournament. The event also served as a qualifier for the 2017 Africa Volleyball Club […]
This past weekend petrol heads flocked to the Swakopmund Motocross track to enjoy an action-filled day. On Saturday, young and old motor fans gathered at the coast for an exciting display of some motorbike action. This was the first event to held by the Swakopmund Motocross Club this year and the organisers hope to be […]
Last minute shoppers flocked to shopping malls at Oshakati, Ongwediva and Ondangwa in the Oshana Region to do their final shopping for Christmas. Some of those NBC spoke to say they want to make sure they have enough food and drinks to celebrate Christmas with friends and families this long weekend. Pick and Pay assistant […]
The Namibian Police have, over the past four weeks, issued traffic fines amounting to at least N$5 084 705. This was revealed by NamPol Head of Traffic Department – Deputy Commissioner Ralph Ludwig in an interview with NBC-News. Ludwig says 4 472 traffic fines were issued, and about 141 arrests were made – between 16 […]
Christmas around the world is celebrated and rejoiced by many with a Santa Claus, Christmas trees and red and green decorations included to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ but what does the festive season mean to the less fortunate. NBC’s Franklin Muningirua visited some informal settlements in the city to find out how people […]
Namibia ranks amongst the highest in road accidents in the world, therefore advanced technology seems to be the latest solution to monitor traffic and crashes. Aerial surveillance technologies such as those mostly used in military operations in other nations, is the route local traffic controllers are taking.
Men speaking out against violence is almost a societal taboo, but with David Kalenga – it’s a different case. After going through two years of what he says was emotional and physical abuse at the hands of his now ex-wife, David decided to seek help at such places as the police’s women and child abuse […]
Illegal vendors operating from under the bridge at Wernhil Park shopping mall will now operate from a permanent structure following the completion of a new open market. Located next to the shopping mall, the new market will accommodate about 77 traders.
