The //Kharas Correctional Services Ubuntu Project at Keetmanshoop handed over 50 school desks and chairs to the Directorate of Education, Arts and Culture after it was refurbished.

The police in the Omusati Region launched the Global Turn Back Crime campaign aimed at mobilising society to join hands with law enforcement agencies.

The Keetmanshoop Municipality has recruited 60 unemployed residents to clean the town in an effort to attract more tourists.

What started as a support group for parents whose children have Down Syndrome 27 years ago, the Children with Handicaps Action in Namibia (CHAIN) centre in Swakopmund has grown over the years. CHAIN now a has built a bigger centre to cater for the needs of the children.

The Namibia Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) has suspended its Outside Broadcasting (OB) Manager, Ronney //Hoebeb today. The suspension follows more than a month of preliminary investigations into the alleged misconduct of some staff members who were reportedly involved in the production of the soccer match between Namibia and Eritrea on 10 September 2019. The investigation was […]

Vote counting is continuing in Mozambique, amidst allegations of ballot stuffing, in the southern African nation that struggled with civil war for years, between Renamo and Frelimo.

World Health Organisation (WHO) Country Representative to Namibia, Charles Sagoe-Moses on Wednesday handed over 57 cellphones to the Ministry of Health and Social Services (MoHSS) to help with detecting polio and other diseases for timely response. The handover of Samsung Galaxy J4 Core phones valued at N$140 000 took place at the ministry’s headquarters in […]

The Namibian Police Force in the Kavango West Region will launch the Turn Back Crime campaign at Kapako village next Tuesday. Turn Back Crime is a global campaign of the International Criminal Police Organisation (Interpol) to raise awareness of the dangers of organised crime and its impact on everyday life. Speaking to the media on […]

Graduates from Pro-VTC Hotel School are appealing to Government and the Namibian Training Authority (NTA) to support vocational training institutions calling these the backbone of the country’s economy. As much as the Government is committed to improving access to quality education some graduates feel more still needs to be done.

Chaos erupted at Tumweneni Informal Settlement at Rundu, as the messenger of the court attempted to evict residents illegally occupying a piece of land along Cuma Road. Rundu District Deputy Sherriff Daniel Grobler arrived at the site under the escort of the police and Namibian Defence Force (NDF) members.