Regional councils have a role to play in implementing Namibia’s action strategy on anti-corruption. This was said by the Director General of the Anti Corruption Commission at a Seminar of the //Karas regional council ‘s Anti-Corruption Strategy and Action Plan at Keetmanshoop.

The Minister of Urban and Rural Development has called on ministries and agencies to speed up the decentralisation of their services. Peya Mushelenga spoke during the opening of a two-day consultative forum on decentralisation.

Windhoek-The Brave Warriors beat Lesotho 2:1 in an international friendly played at the Sam Nujoma Stadium in Windhoek on Tuesday night. The Warriors were coached by Ronny Kanalelo, with Ricardo Mannetti absent due to family commitments. It was Lesotho, who opened the scoring in the first half when Sera Motebang flicked the ball over Maximillian […]

Suspended City Police Chief, Abraham Kanime, will receive his full pay following a request that was granted by the council, on Monday night. Kanime is charged with serious misconduct.

President Hage Geingob has left for China on a seven-day State visit. Geingob accompanied, by an 80-member delegation, is visiting China on invitation of his counterpart. President Xi Jinping.

Medical doctors are yet to determine whether the suspect in the murder of the 32-year-old Teresia Shimweneni is fit to appear in court. The suspect, who is the father of Shimweneni’s children, stabbed her to death in Windhoek on Monday and drank battery acid afterwards . The incident took place on Onheleyiwa Street in the […]

Namibia fully supports the Continental Free Trade Area (CFTA), despite not signing such agreement. President Hage Geingob says Namibia will scrutinise certain conditions of its Southern African Customs Union (SACU) commitments, before signing up to the CFTA. So far, 44 African nations have signed up to establish the free-trade block within the next 18 months, […]

The Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources is still struggling to curb over-fishing in the Kavango River. It says the river’s fish stocks have dropped drastically in recent years and this is affecting food security in rural communities. The Ministry is holding a two-day stakeholders workshop at Rundu to inform and consult the regional governments […]

House break-ins are a serious concern during holiday periods in Windhoek. The Windhoek City Police are alerting residents to be vigilant during the upcoming Easter weekend. This warning comes after the police arrested four suspects in connection with theft from a residence in the Otjomuise surburb.

Food markets are breathing a sigh of relief as no new cases of Listeriosis have been reported. Despite this shops continue to apply stringent measures to ensure food safety. Since Namibia reported its first case of Listeriosis two weeks ago, no new cases have been recorded to date.