Ten street kids from the Omaheke Region, who were in Windhoek, have been returned back home. The deputy Minister of Gender Equality and Child Welfare, Lucia Witbooi leads the team which is seeking a solution to the issue of street children.

A New police station, constructed at a cost of more than N$75 million, is now operational in Windhoek’s Otjomuise suburb. Otjomuise, known as the place of steam in Otjiherero, is a township in north-western Windhoek. It is also home to many of Windhoek’s informal settlements such as Agste Laan. The community has been requesting for […]

This Easter weekend and the May public holidays have drastically reduced blood stock levels in the entire country. The Blood Transfusion Service of Namibia is therefore calling on more people to donate blood.

Businessman Knowledge Katti donated N$1 million to residents of Kuisebmond and Narraville at Walvis Bay. The Kuisebmond municipality chambers were packed to capacity with residents eager to hear news about the donation.

Namibia is committed to the full implementation of the 2002 Southern African Customs Union, SACU agreement. The agreement which became effective in 2004 calls for the equal participation of SACU member countries.

Nursing professionals have been urged to make self-introspection and ensure their behaviour do not negatively affect people whom they are supposed to care for. Speaking at the celebration of International Nurses Day, Health Deputy Minister Juliet Kavetuna said mistreatment of patients in any way would be a violation of the oath they have taken to […]

SWAPO Party Member of Parliament Dawid Boois is calling for preferential treatment of Small and Medium Enterprises-SMEs. Boois was contributing to the debate on the Appropriation bill in the National Council.

Government remains committed to provide quality health and social welfare services to all citizens. This was said by the Minister of Health and Social Minister Bernard Haufiku when he opened the Elavi clinic in the Oshikoto Region

A couple burned to death in a shack fire in the Block E informal settlement at Rehoboth, following a lover’s quarrel.

King Mswati III of Swaziland advises SACU States to diversify, and explore other income generating avenues in Southern Africa. Mswati said this when he addressed the SACU Secretariat in Windhoek.