Land occupation continues at Katima Mulilo as residents who were previously prevented from inhabiting land have now returned.

Over 560 students from the Faculties of Education and Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Namibia (UNAM) received their tertiary qualifications in Windhoek, on Thursday. At the ceremony, the Minister of Higher Education, Training and Innovation, Itah Kandjii-Murangi, encouraged the graduates to embrace lifelong learning and to continue enhancing their skills through education, […]

The Bank of Namibia has kept the repo rate unchanged at 6,75%. The central bank said the decision made will protect international reserves and mitigate risks which may arise in the financial sector.

The Namibia Red Cross Society and its development partners launched a ‘Renewable Energy for Climate Change Mitigation’ project at Muyako in the Zambezi Region. The project aims to promote the use of renewable energy in the area.

Good rains received this year have damaged some roads at Rundu. Motorists are concerned that their vehicles will be damaged by the deep potholes in most roads at the town.

The Bank of Namibia advised Namibians to start developing a culture of saving to avoid debt. Governor Iipumbu Shiimi warned that the high level of households debt will not only affect individual borrowers but will also impact the national economy negatively.

The first-ever Otjikaiva Festival, which seeks to restore the formalities of Ovaherero traditional attire, is scheduled to take place on 28 April. Spokesperson of the festival, Grace Pujatura made the announcement during a media conference in Windhoek on Tuesday.

President Hage Geingob will convene the first of a series of stakeholders’ consultations in April in a bid to find sustainable solutions to the challenges facing the youth. During the State of the Nation Address today, Geingob outlined some of the robust interventions geared towards youth development.

The Oshakati Magistrate’s Court has postponed the bail application hearing of a Congolese medical doctor who is accused of raping a 20-year-old student last week at Ongwediva.

President Hage Geingob says a judicial commission of enquiry, to recover approximately N$200 million missing from the SME Bank, is a considerable option, if the ongoing liquidation process fails to yield any fruitful outcome. The Head of State was responding to questions from the leader of the official opposition, PDM President, McHenry Venaani, during the […]