The Olthaver List Group of companies want to grow its direct and indirect number of employees to more than 10 000 and introduce benefits such as medical aid and housing allowances to all of those. The Olthaver List Group of Companies is the largest privately-owned Namibian company, founded in 1919.

The family of a two-year-old toddler who cracked his skull when he fell from a chair, are distraught following the fateful incident. In April this year, little Uzuva Katjitae fell off a chair in his grandmother’s backyard, hitting his head on a rock.

Miss Namibia urges learners to continue showing a strong desire in learning and pushing towards the realisation of their visions. Nadja Breytenbach made the call when she addressed learners of Delta Pre-Primary and Primary Schools in Windhoek.

SWAPO’s leadership has appealed to white Namibians to be involved in the national reconciliation process and help implement the policy. The apartheid policies segregated Namibians along racial and tribal lines.

Mother of triplets from Onanyege Village in Onayena Constituency in the Oshikoto Region pleads for support. The 34-year-old Helvi Kambonde Shikomba could not believe when nurses told her that she was having triplets – up until when she delivered them.

Various companies trading in the metal and steel industry organised the first-ever exhibition to showcase their products to potential local buyers. The exhibition included heavyweights such as Wispeco Namibia, albeit a strong presence of small and medium companies.

The Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) says one of the four missing voting machines has been found and it is in custody of the Otjiwarongo police. The machine it says was one of those that were loaned to the Swapo Party Elders Council for conducting an internal election in 2017. The commission says at this […]

Finance Minister Calle Schlettwein took aim at rating agencies who he said do not take into account measures government had taken to stabilise the economy. Schlettwein told SWAPO supporters at the rally in Gobabis that measures such as fiscal consolidation amid the current global economic downturn serve as a testimony to these interventions.

Even though political parties have the opportunity to reach thousands of young voters through social media, the parties are not effectively making use of the chance to connect with that audience.

All People’s Party (APP) Vice-President Nangolo Shuumbwa has called on Namibians to vote for his party as it is ready to address the country’s challenges.