The Environment and Tourism Ministry handed over three vacuum tanker trucks to the Namibia Wildlife Resorts, a hospitality and recreation facility under its jurisdiction.

The Swapo Party Women’s Council Central Committee is preparing for its upcoming congress to take place at Keetmanshoop in the //Kharas Region next month.

President Hage Geingob is proposing for a seminar to take place between Namibia and Singapore, as the country continues to mirror the development patterns of that Island State. The seminar, if realised, will look at ways Namibia can formulate plans such as housing schemes, and ways on how the two nations can capitalise on each […]

President Hage Geingob says the Second SWAPO Party Policy Conference which ended in the capital on Thursday, will ensure a smooth and brief party congress next year. During the four-day event, discussions centered mainly around transition within the party and ideology, in addition to other pressing matters. The party’s leadership is confident that the burning […]

Despite an apparent lack of sponsors, the man behind Kinda Promotions is positive to host a WBA Pan African Super Welterweight title fight in two weeks’ time. The boxing bonanza, which is scheduled to take place on the 18th of November, will see Anthony Jarman in the main bout, to defend his WBA Pan African […]

Members of the Windhoek Motor Club, who are organising the ever-popular Tara Rally, have promised loyal spectators that they will present an unforgettable event this year. The Tara Rally, which made its debut in 1969 and has since been held every year, was launched in Windhoek yesterday. New sponsors and new management were all present […]

The peaceful demonstration by close to 600 security guards from the Kavango East and West regions scheduled for Thursday will now take place on Monday. Marches by security guards in other towns will, however, proceed as planned. Security guards are demanding that their minimum wage at entry level be increased to 12-dollars-50 cents per hour. […]

Zimbabwe’s massive trade deficit have caused a dollar shortage which has paralyzed the nation. The government hopes to reduce the current cash shortage by introducing the first domestic paper money since the collapse of the Zimbabwean dollar in 2009.

Lack of policy implementation is hampering socio-economic. The Minister of Poverty Eradication Zephania Kameeta says policies put in place by the government have not been fully translated into wealth and prosperity for all Namibians.

The Minister of Environment and Tourism, Pohamba Shifeta has set aside a controversial Environmental Clearance Certificate, granted to the Namibian Marine Phosphate company in September.