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 […]

The deputy minister of Sport, Youth and National Service, Agnes Tjongarero, has lashed out on NSSU National Coordinator Solly Duiker for allegedly performing poorly. Tjongarero blamed Duiker for a poor performance during a meeting organised by the NNOC with its members, but the likes of TISAN, NFA and NSSU were not represented. The aim of […]

Many schools in Onkumbula Education Circuit of the Oshikoto region have been without water for the past three weeks. The situation is affecting learners especially those who are camping at school premises to write their grade ten examinations.

Parents and guardians of children living with disabilities are urged not to hide such children, but to encourage them to participate in social activities. One such center that caters for children living with disabilities is the Keetmanshoop Disability Resource Centre in the //Karas region.

The ever-popular Battle of All sport tournament’s draw took place at the NBC headquarters in Windhoek today. The event, which was established in 2011, will see at least 16 teams from various companies participate in Football, Volleyball and Netball. Defending football champions Sanlam are reportedly ready to defend their title. According to one of their […]

Six Heads of Mission presented their letters of credence to President Hage Geingob. All of them are non-residents.

Products on retail shelves in Namibia continue to be dominated by foreign goods as local producers face strict requirements to access these markets. This has forced many people to illegally occupy various corridors along the Central Business District in Windhoek to sell their goods.