The University of Namibia (UNAM) and Cardiff University in Wales launched a writing competition aimed at fostering a culture of reading in children at an earlier age. Reading and sharing stories can help with children to know sounds, words, language and develop early literacy skills.

Namibia National Students Organisation (NANSO) has launched a campus patrol in order to ensure the safety of students. The patrol will be carried out across all campuses in the Khomas Region.

A tripartite memorandum of understanding was signed between the Namibian Ports Authority (NAMPORT), France Port of Dunkerque and Agence Francaise De Development to cooperate in the marine sector. In terms of the MOU, the three parties will share information and expertise with regards to infrastructure development, technical as well as human resource development.

Namibia’s Ambassador to Germany, Andreas Guibeb is hard at work following up on investment commitments made by international businesses, during the Namibian Economic Summit, held in August last year. Last week he received two firm pledges for the production of a solar panel plant with an attached solar plant at Keetmanshoop, and a desalination plant […]

The Brave Warriors are back at work in preparation for the 2020 African Nations Championship that will be hosted by Cameroon. The Warriors last played on the 18th of November last year, when they lost to Guinea in the African Cup of Nations qualifiers. Most of the CHAN players were not part of that game, […]

One of two vehicles stolen from the Opuwo Government garage Friday evening has been recovered. NAMPOL’s Deputy Commissioner, Kauna Shikwambi confirmed that the vehicles were allegedly stolen from the garage last night between 01h00 and 02h00. Two security guards responsible for guarding the place were allegedly seen loading their property in the stolen vehicles at […]

President Hage Geingob today expressed condolences on behalf of SWAPO, over the passing of Marcelino dos Santos, a founding member of the Mozambique Liberation Front (FRELIMO). The former Deputy President of FRELIMO, and former speaker of the Mozambican Parliament died on 11 February, aged 90. Geingob said the liberation movement and the people of Mozambique […]

At least 1 500 school going-girls in Namibia are falling pregnant each year. The Ministry of Education considers this extremely worrisome since most of the learners drop out of school, which defeats the Government’s education efforts.

Namibia joined the rest of the world today in celebrating Valentine’s Day. Our reporter Ndapanda Shuuya spoke to a couple from Oshipumbu Shomugongo village in the Oshana Region about how they’ve been spoiling one another for the past 50 years now.

A mother of a seven-month-old baby boy born with a bone disease is appealing for assistance. Osteogenesis imperfecta is a group of genetic disorders that mainly affects the bones. Bones in the body can break anytime.