A local animation production ‘Waka Waka Moo’ took part in the Cannes film festival in France recently. Our news team caught up with the Namibian creator, Luis Munana.

The taxi industry seems to be in disarray as three different associations all claim to be rightful representatives of the sector. This was evident during Monday’s taxi driver strike in Windhoek.

Swapo Party Youth League (SPYL), is dismayed over the construction of a new office building of the Namibia Students Financial Assistance Fund (NSFAF) The youth league says this money was meant to pay for student fees studying at various institutions. However, NSFAF says the funds used for the construction was allocated under its capital projects […]

Namibia has the potential to become a developed country. Kiki Gbeho, is the outgoing UN Resident Coordinator as well as the Representative of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) for Namibia.

Windhoek-Namibian 800m champion Daniel Nghipandulwa says he still has what it takes to continue taking part in athletics. Over time, Daniel Nghipandulwa has proven that age is nothing but a number, as he keeps producing the goods in the 800m track event. Nghipandulwa, who first appeared on the local athletics scene in 2005, has never […]

Swakopmund-Sixteen kickboxing students will form part of the Namibian team that will participate in the upcoming 2018 African Continental Games in Gaborone, Botswana. The students selected for the team to represent Namibia at the Games were selected by the Kickboxing Federation of Namibia at last year’s Desert Storm Kickboxing event, which was held at Walvisbay. […]

The Ministry of Environment and Tourism has launched a promotional video of the Kavango-Zambezi Trans-frontier Conservation Area’s (KAZA) Excellency Tour. The video is a joint initiative of the ministry in partnership with KAZA Ambassadors and UNDP.

The bodies of two Zambian nationals killed by hippos in Lake Lyambezi have been found.

The three men who allegedly murdered an elderly couple at a farm near Koës earlier this year made their second appearance in the Keetmanshoop Magistrate’s Court.

The business community and residents in Keetmanshoop have welcomed the opening of a Toyota Service and Parts Centre at the town. Toyota Keetmanshoop employs 12 people of which the majority are local residents.