The Turkish International Cooperation and Coordination Agency -TIKA continues to empower San people. The Agency has been running a programme in Tsumkwe called Tsumkwe San People Rural Development Programme for the past two years after learning about their living conditions and survival.
Engineering students at the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) are working on the second prototype of a solar taxi. The solar taxi is the first of its kind in Namibia and the 25 students have started with the 2nd prototype for the vehicle at their campus laboratory.
The debate on the motion on the Provision of Sanitary pads to school girls has been deferred to next week after MP’s in the National Assembly failed to reach a consensus.
The Erongo Region plans to integrate all mini expos into one annual event to provide a much better chance of marketing all industries. This was said by the Erongo Governor Cleophas Mutjavikua at the Opening of the Namport Erongo Business and Tourism Expo at Walvis Bay.
Bethuel Tyson Uushona has been granted a second opportunity to contend for a vacant WBF welterweight title, following a controversial fight against Dennis Ilbay last year. WBF has declared the title vacant after Ilbay allegedly stated that he is not prepared to comply with WBF’s order to fight Ushona again. Salute academy was suspended by […]
China has commended African countries for their plans to pull out of the International Criminal Court. The country says it respects the decision and understands their long standing concerns with the court. The news comes as Gambia becomes the latest country to announce its intention to exit. South Africa and Burundi are leading the exit.
Crime at Swakopmund is threatening the tourism industry. The business community especially those in the hospitality industry are worried that tourists may not come to the town if nothing is done.
Namibia is learning from countries such as the US that have put incentives in place to make housing affordable to its people. High property prices have prevented many people from owning houses.
Prominent business personalities, banking institutions, and Government expressed concern about the lack of consultations and information on the upcoming Namibia International Investment Conference. The concerns were raised at a breakfast meeting with Government officials.
Air Namibia has joined other airlines by issuing restrictions on the use of Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphones on its aircraft. This follows numerous reports over the fire risks posed by the device’s lithium-ion battery, which has in some instances reportedly exploded mid-air and caused severe body burns. The airline’s Spokesperson Paul Nakawa told Nampa […]
