Residents of Goreagab Dam Residential Area are calling on the City of Windhoek to put up a fire brigade in the area. They argue that many residents lose their belongings in fires because of they have to rely on the fire brigade which is far away.

The Deputy Minister of Health and Social Services has expressed concern about the high teenage pregnancy rate in Namibia. Speaking during the launch of the Anti-retroviral Treatment (ART) ‘Teach One, One Teach All’ project at Eenhana in the Ohangwena Regtion, Juliet Kavetuna said it was a worrisome issue seeing that the ministry had made provision […]

The Education, Art and Culture Ministry is concerned about the mushrooming of unregistered private schools. Permanent-Secretary Sanet Steenkamp says the Education Act 16 of 2001 requires that any registered private school or tuition centre should be issued with a certificate of registration. Speaking on the NBC Radio Current Affairs World At Six program this morning, […]

It remains pivotal that companies involved in large-scale mining invest and develop areas in which their operations take place. President Hage Geingob says such investments will ensure that communities are not left worse- off even after mining operations cease. Dr Geingob therefore commended the Rossing Uranium Mine, which marked 40 years of mining, for being […]

Thousands of Namibians are expected to honour the heroes and heroines of the liberation struggle at Walvis Bay on Friday. The Information and Communication Technology Permanent Secretary has called on the visitors to that town to extend their stay until Sunday, to support the towns’ various economic activities.

As Namibians pay homage to the country’s fallen heroes on Friday, President Hage Geingob is reminding those at the forefront of the economic struggle to forge ahead on the foundation laid through sacrifices. Speaking to Rossing Uranium employees outside, the Head of State said the best way to honour those who sacrificed for Namibia’s political […]

The Nigerian parents of the missing Chibok girls have stepped up the pressure to Government for the release the girls.

Majority of Walvis Bay residents cannot wait to commemorate the heroes and heroines of Namibia at the harbour town on Friday. NBC’s reporter took to the streets to gauge the mood.

The Otjozondjupa Region faces a critical shortage of labour inspectors. The Okakarara Constituency is one of those severely affected by the lack of labour inspectors, as there are no inspectors attached to the constituency. Nampa has learnt that there are only three labour inspectors from the Ministry of Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment Creation for […]

The Namibian Police are stepping up pro-active policing and community engagement strategies to curb crime in Namibia. The Deputy Minister of Safety and Security made the remark at the launch of the Interpol initiative – Turn Back Crime – and the Rundu Women and Men Networking Against Crime on Wednesday. Daniel Kashikola said crime was […]