Environmental Educator at the Namib Desert Environmental Education Trust (NaDEET) training centre, Michael Kanyangya, has urged Namibian citizens to use renewable energy, especially solar energy, as a source of electricity as it is durable, cheap and clean. He called on individuals to use solar cookers and solar ovens. -NAMPA

The Ministry of Gender Equality and Child Welfare, together with the Namib Desert Environmental Education Trust and the Hans Seidel Foundation, deliberated in a week-long workshop on solar cooking and sustainable living in Namibia. -NAMPA

The Namibia Hockey Union is excited over the construction of an artificial turf they are building in Windhoek. The new turf abides by international standards and is set to become the main national field in the country. Nowadays, all international hockey competitions take place on artificial turf. The Namibia Hockey Union is no exception, as […]

On Thursday, the MTC Nestor “Sunshine” Tobias Boxing and Fitness Academy conducted a face-off for all boxers who will participate in the ‘Early Christmas Gift’ boxing bonanza this coming Saturday at the Windhoek Country Club and Resort. Eleven bouts are scheduled for the Early Christmas Gift event, where the main fight will see Jeremia “Lowkey” […]

The Shambyu chieftainship dispute is far from over, despite the Government having recognised Sophia Mundjembwe-Kanyetu as the new Hompa of the tribe. The High Court has stopped the coronation of Mundjembwe scheduled for today, after the Mukwahepo clan succeeded in its urgent application, to oppose the recognition.

The Minister of International Relations and Cooperation has commended the international communities for the role they played in mitigating the drought situation in Namibia. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah said this at a year-end engagement with members of the diplomatic corps, in Windhoek.

The Namibian Agronomic Board (NAB) is doubtful about adequate crops being planted during the coming ploughing season due to poor rainfall. The prevailing dry spell continues to affect the agricultural sector.

SWAPO presidential candidate has reminded residents of Mix settlement and Okahandja that informal settlements will soon be a thing of the past, under the party’s rule. President Hage Geingob and his campaign team held meetings at the two areas, ahead of SWAPO’s final rally.

The Ministry of Mines and Energy has confirmed that an earthquake was recorded in the early hours of Thursday in some parts of the country. A statement availed to Nampa on Friday said the earthquake was recorded at all 10 seismic stations of the Namibian Seismology Network namely in Windhoek, Tsumeb, Kamanjab, Opuwo, Rundu, Katima, […]

The National Petroleum Corporation (NAMCOR) of Namibia inaugurated its fuel retail site worth N$24 million on the outskirts of the Hosea Kutato International Airport. This is the third, with two more retail sites in Ongwediva which is operational and another still under construction in Otavi.