Gaob Dawid Hanse of the Simon Kooper Traditional Authority has expressed concern about the living conditions of his subjects at Amperbo village and surrounding farms. Gaob Hanse said his community is behind in terms of economic and infrastructural development, This he says is because no developmental budget was allocated to the village.

The City of Windhoek is urging its residents to use water sparingly. The city’s spokesperson Lydia Amutenya says the current consumption levels are high and not sustainable, which may push the city into another water crisis.

The Environment and Tourism Ministry has vowed to speed up the application process for environmental clearance certificates. Pohamba Shifeta addressed the media on the outcome of a consultative workshop on illegal sand mining, held in the northern regions of Namibia. The workshop was mainly aimed at seeking an amicable solution to various challenges posed by […]

All outdated law ordinances and proclamations which are causing delays in the implementation of Government projects could soon be repealed once the Repeal of Obsolete Laws Bill comes into effect. Justice Minister Sackey Shanghalas tabled the proposed legislation in the National Assembly.

Telecom Namibia’s board of directors suspended its chief executive officer Theo Klein. In a letter dated 23 November the board states that Klein’s suspension follows conclusion of an internal investigation instituted by them in October.

A rainstorm has left residents of Muzuma village destitute after the roofs of their houses were ripped off on Friday. This is the first time the village has experienced such a storm. The storm lasted only for a few minutes and no homestead was spared.

Top selling South African author Deon Meyer says state capture in South Africa is a central part of his latest book. Meyer launched his latest offering, ‘Prooi’, in Windhoek recently. ‘Prooi’, meaning victim, is out in Afrikaans but an English version will be available in mid-2019.

The Namibian Children’s Book Forum recognised key players involved in Namibian Children’s Literature at an award ceremony in Windhoek. Authors, illustrators and publishers were honoured with certificates of recognition, honourable mentions as well as medals.

The Amazing Kids Private School and Academy in Windhoek is the first school in Namibia to introduce the full use of renewable energy. The school will be running on 95% solar energy.

The Ministry of Environment and Tourism has officially launched its new regulation, to ban plastic bags from all national parks, game and nature reserves. Minister Pohamba Shifeta officiated at the event, at Daan Viljoen Park.