The Namibia Ports Authority (NAMPORT) has dismissed 86 employees. Six others are issued with a final warning over their involvement in a demonstration held at the company in August last year.
The National Kalimbeza Green Scheme Rice project continues to produce rice despite technical problems caused by the modern equipment used at the farm.
The Kavango West Governor wants the region’s youth to take up their own initiatives and reduce unemployment. The Namibian Statistics Agency’s Labour Force Survey of 2018 indicated that 33% of the population remain unemployed, with a large number of these being the youth.
A faith-based organisation named the Youth Power Group has introduced a campaign aimed at helping troubled youth between ages 16 and 29, to reach for their dreams. The group, part of the Universal Church, have been in existence for the past 20 years, preaching hope and inspiring troubled youth.
The police in the Kavango West Region are seeking public assistance in identifying the remains of a man who was found in a bush at Mbeyo village along the Trans-Zambezi Highway on Wednesday. The man was wearing a denim jacket, shoes and a wrist-watch. Cattle herders discovered the decomposed body when their dogs circled the […]
It’s all systems go for the 90th birthday celebration of Founding President Sam Nujoma at Etunda village in the Omusati Region. The celebration, which is slated for tomorrow, is expected to attract many people from all over the country. Young and old have already made their way to the homestead for Friday night’s Oshungi before […]
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Gender Equality, Social Development and Family Affairs has concluded its final public hearing in the Erongo Region. The meeting, conducted at Walvis Bay, was mostly attended by Life Skills teachers.
The Namibia Film Commission (NFC) premiered it’s first ever all female-produced three films at the National Theatre of Namibia (NTN). Over the years, film production has been dominated by men telling stories, including those of women but the game is changing.
Namibians will go to the polls for the National Assembly and Presidential Elections on 27 November. This was announced by the Electoral Commission of Namibia.
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