Female employees of a Swakopmund-based car wash have urged fellow women to stand up and work for themselves rather than depending on their partners financially. The women say that it would help to reduce cases of domestic violence as it is alleged that an unhealthy dependency on men fuels abuse.

A German-based non-governmental organisation has donated 10 medical beds, to the Ministry of Disability Affairs in the Office of the Vice-Presidents. Ohorongo Otavi Community Trust received the donation and in turn, handed it to the Ministry of Health and Social Services.

Economist Mally Likukela on the Finance Minister’s tabling of the mid-term budget.

President Hage Geingob has returned home from an extensive trip to Kenya and Switzerland.

The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) now owns 30% in the Miss Namibia Pageant. The two parties signed the contract in Windhoek Thursday morning.

The Ongwediva Police Station has relaunched its Police Public Relations Committee in the Oshana Region This will ensure that the public is actively involved in the fight against crime. The committee is expected to contribute to the fight against crime not only in Ongwediva but in the entire region. It will consist of about 60 […]

The repo rate remains unchanged at 6,75%. Bank of Namibia Governor Iipumbu Shiimi announced the decision on Wednesday saying that it followed a review of global, regional and domestic economies, along with financial developments. The repo rate refers to the rate at which commercial banks borrow money from the reserve bank. It is used by […]

SWAPO central committee member Tobie Aupindi was found guilty of providing false information to a law enforcement officer of the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) on Thursday. His co-accused, Italian national Antonio di Savino, was also found guilty of the same offence. The judgement was handed down by Windhoek magistrate Helena Shilemba. The prosecution alleged that Aupindi […]

NBC TV News spoke to legal expert Professor Nico Horn on the Popular Democratic Movement’s (PDM) envisaged court challenge against a Russian national acquiring four Namibian farms.

Finance Minister Calle Schlettwein has tabled the mid-term budget review of N$1,8 billion. The money from this mid-term budget is to be availed through the re-allocation of funds to address priority areas, mainly in the social sectors to enable uninterrupted provision of services.