Rocky Crest High School learners started an anti-violence campaign recently, under the theme ‘Break Free-Be Free’.

The police in the Oshana Region has handed over 12 head of cattle to the owners at Oshakati.

President Hage Geingob wants speedy implementation of a directive to scrap visas for African diplomatic and official passport holders. This after Togo’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Robert Dussey suggested to President Geingob that this could be one effective measure to boost trade between the two countries.

Ambassador and liberation struggle icon, Nora Schimming-Chase, has been buried at Farm De Rust on Saturday. She leaves behind three children and one sister.

People generally think about high-paying jobs when choosing their careers and as a result of a lack of interest in the jobs deliver poor service. This was the remark made by Deputy Governor of the Bank of Namibia, Ebson Uanguta, at the opening of the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST)’s two-day career fair, […]

Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) need support to infiltrate the logistics and industrial hubs planned for Walvis Bay. For this reason, the Ministry of Finance has allocated funding towards a venture capital fund, for these entities to access it.

The Roads Authority (RA) has handed over nine boreholes to residents of Kavango West Region’s Mpungu Constituency. The boreholes will bring relief to several villages, in one of the most populated constituencies in the region.

More than 44 000 smallholder farmers will soon benefit from the Green Climate Adaptation Project. Namibia received more than N$100 million from the Green Climate Fund, towards implementation of the project, in the Kunene Region.

Mines and Energy Minister, Tom Alweendo says the ministry is reviewing the mining sector’s legal and regulatory framework. He made the announcement at a media briefing held in Windhoek this week. In its 2017 annual mining survey, The Fraser Institution, a rating agency from Canada, indicated that Namibia dropped from the 53rd position, as an […]

President Hage Geingob joined fellow mourners in describing former ambassador, Nora Schimming-Chase as a fierce, principled diplomat, who served her country with diligence. At the memorial service held in her honour at Parliament Gardens Friday afternoon, Geingob said Schimming-Chase was part of a rare breed of leaders whose capacity shaped the path towards Namibia’s independence.