Tourists from Jamaica, a Caribbean island nation, who wish to visit Namibia for not more than 90 days, will now be allowed to do so without any visa requirements.
Construction of a new wash plant worth more than N$90 million at the Walvis Bay Salt Refiners has started.
Mourners gathered at the Martin Luther Congregation in Khomasdal to pay tribute to the late Otillie Abrahams. The late educator, politician and social activist died last Sunday.
Namibia will always appreciate Nigeria’s contribution towards ending apartheid minority rule. President Geingob said this after a closed door meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari in Nigeria’s capital, Abuja.
More than N$900 000 was raised at a dinner held at Ongwediva over the weekend in preparation for the upcoming 19th Ongwediva Annual Trade Fair. The event will take place next month.
President Hage Geingob has reiterated his call for government to relax visa requirements for Africans, especially from countries that aided Namibia during the struggle for independence. Geingob says this will encourage free movement of people on the continent. The Namibian leader was speaking during a joint media conference with Nigerian counterpart Muhammadu Buhar in Abuja.
President Buhari said his administration will not stop fighting corruption. The Buhari administration declared war on corruption since assuming office about three years ago.
Windhoek- Two FIFA officials Sue Roman and Patricia Gonzales are in Namibia to host a FIFA Girls Academy pilot project at the NFA Girls Technical Centre. The FIFA Girls Academy Pilot Project aims to help the Women’s Desk to ensure an elite pathway for the most talented players, and should have an impact in the […]
The Namibia Hockey Union recently conducted coaching clinics in Oshana Region. The events in the northern part of the country were attended by 80 junior hockey players from schools in Ongwediva. Bank Windhoek donated the equipment to the participating institutions. Since 2015, NHU and Bank Windhoek have been on a mission to re-introduce hockey to […]
Nico Josea has been sentenced to 17 years in prison while his co-accused Paulus Kapia, Ralph Blaauw and Inez /Gases were each fined N$60 000 or three years in prison. Sharon Blaauw was fined N$8 000 or six months in jail. The case was about a Social Security Commission (SSC) investment of N$30m made with […]
