A man, alleged to have been raped while inside a Windhoek Police holding cell, has expressed disappointment over the tardy reaction he says his case has received from the authorities.
Just a few days after Namibians discussed land matters, 40-year-old Paulus Ndakalako was left homeless after his homestead was allegedly destroyed by the headman of Onamutayi Village, Ambassador Nicky Nashandi.
Some Members of Parliament argue that the proposed education bill is undemocratic and not inclusive. Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) Member of Parliament Nico Smit is among the MPs not satisfied with the nature of the current bill, saying it is not inclusive as it does not cater for teachers and principals.
Windhoek-Harry “The Terminator” Simon is set to get back in the ring to fight Kaminja Shabani from Tanzania on the 24th of November at Ramatex in Windhoek. Harry Simon will return to the arena after a two-year absence to fight a Tanzanian contender, who is also known as Ramadhani, in the Catch weight 8 rounds […]
The Global Burden of Disease Study estimates that mental health conditions account for 16% of world disease and injury, among people aged 10 to 19 years.
Erratic rainfall patterns, adverse climatic conditions and drought are the major challenges facing the agriculture sector in Namibia. These views were expressed by prominent speakers at the 72nd annual congress of the Namibian Agricultural Union (NAU) underway in Windhoek.
NAMCOR board chairperson Patrick Kauta has resigned from his position after serving the corporation for two years and is calling for an investigation into the corporation’s executive. In letters dated 9 October,and addressed to the Minister of Mines and Energy Tom Alweendo, the Anti-Corruption Commission and the Ministry of Finance, Kauta says a Deloitte report […]
The 2018 Africa-Turkey Second Economic and Business Forum started in Instabul with about 300 delegates in attendance. Jointly organised by the African Union Commission, Turkish Ministry of Commerce and DEiK is being held under the theme ‘Building a Sustainable Future Together Through Investments and Joint Ventures’. NBC TV News spoke to Namibia’s Ambassador to Germany, […]
The Bonsmara Association of Namibia held an information sharing session with farmers to share knowledge on how they can make the best out of the country’s unpredictable climate conditions. Commercial and communal farmers in attendance, considered various breeds for livestock farming.
Key trade sectors are attending an European Union-funded training to equip them with the knowledge to boost economic activities. Sectors to benefit from the current training initiative include professional services, logistics, health, business services, communication, tourism and financial services among others.
