The Mine Workers Union of Namibia says if the Government wants to avert the looming teachers strike, it must change its stance and come up with — what the union terms -an acceptable salary increase offer. MUN General Secretary Ebben Zarondo says he is very disappointed in the way Government is dealing with the matter […]

The life of a little girl with brittle bone disease is set to improve greatly following the assistance she received from good Samaritans. Brittle bone disease is a disorder that results in fragile bones which can easily break.

Six people received commercial resettlement farms in the Omaheke Region. This is the fifth time resettled farmers are being trained prior to taking up their units.

Veteran politician Hidipo Hamutenya could be accorded a heroes funeral. The government already gave the family an offer to which it is yet to respond.

Tourism is one of Namibia’s fastest growing industries, and as the holiday season approaches, thousands of tourists and holiday-makers, both local and foreign, will descend on the coastal towns of Swakopmund and Walvis Bay in the Erongo Region to make merry. Our reporter took to the tourist circuit to find out the activities on offer.

President Hage Geingob and his South African counterpart, Jacob Zuma have directed various Committees under the Bi-National Commission to accelerate the implementation of strategic projects. This is in a bid to increase cross border trade, which currently stands at just over 50 billion dollars. The directive comes following the 2nd annual meeting of the Commission […]

The Namibia National Students’Organisation (Nanso) has warned of a complete lock-down of public higher education institutions, if students are required to pay registration fees for the 2017 academic year. The student organisation also warns of erecting shacks on campus if the shortage of accommodation facilities is not addressed. Nanso says these decisions were taken at […]

The Trade Union Congress of Namibia has denounced government’s decision to hire volunteers during the planned teachers’ strike. The union accuses government of negotiating in bad faith.

Mining stakeholders in Zimbabwe are calling for the promotion of precious metals to unlock investment in the sector. The Southern Africa nation is facing cash shortages and the unemployment rate is above 80%.

People in the Otamanzi Constituency in the Omusati Region have deepened the old earth dam in the area to harvest water. The voluntary work is spearheaded by Ongandjera chief, Johannes Mupiya.