Walvis Bay and Swakopmund residents have spoken out against non-compliance to the housing waiting lists compiled by the National Housing Enterprise (NHE), and their two municipalities.

UNAM’s Health Sciences campus in Windhoek will from now on be known as the Hage Geingob campus. The UNAM council says the campus’ renaming is meant to honor President Geingob, for his pre- and post-independence contributions to Namibia.

Sirkka Ausiku, the Kavango West Governor, urged traditional authorities to desist from dishing out communal land to individual farmers without consulting residents of the area. Ausika noted with concern that several land disputes are on going after individuals fenced off large tracts of land denying communities access to grazing.

President Hage Geingob wished the Founding President, Sam Nujoma well, ahead of his 89th birthday on Saturday. Geingob likened the deeds of Nujoma to that of a nurse, in view of the international nurses’ day that falls on the same day.

The slow implementation of capital projects is negatively impacting economic growth in the Kavango West Region. Governor Sirkka Ausiku says the majority of rural communities are deprived of basic public services.

After struggling for years to keep the town of Okahandja clean there are now improvements following regular cleaning up campaigns held since last year. In the past piles of dirt in most parts of the town could be seen, especially in the informal settlements.

President Geingob is worried about what he terms low health consciousness among Namibians. Geingob singled out those in the public sector, saying alcohol and drugs are the main culprits.

The future of the Reho Spa Recreational Resort at Rehoboth remains in limbo as there is no sign of it re-opening soon.

Francistown-Team Namibia continued its chase of winning the 2018 COSSASA Athletics in Botswana as they added more medals to their total medals of 22 collected on Day 1.Having ended Day One with a total of 22 medals which included 10 gold, 9 silver and 3 bronze Team Namibia continue to dominate the field events as […]

There is a need for countries to invest in extensive water supply infrastructure to ensure industrialisation and economic development. Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry, Percy Misika made the remark during the 8th SADC River Basin Organisations Workshop in Windhoek.