About 200 people convened in the capital on Wednesday to commemorate the death of OvaHerero Chief Samuel Maharero. Senior traditional and political leaders, as well as government officials, attended the commemoration.

Namibia and Togo have signed a memorandum of understanding on political and diplomatic consultations. The visiting Foreign Affairs Minister of Togo, Robert Dussey, signed the agreement with his counterpart, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah.

The committee working with the government on reparations are demanding N$1,3 trillion in reparations for the 1904-1908 genocide of the Nama and OvaHerero people. The group wants the money to be paid over a 36 year period, in three batches of 12 years respectively.

Local shops are feeling the pinch as some people are sceptical about whether to eat or not to eat ready-made meat products following the outbreak of deadly listeriosis outbreak in South Africa.

One of SKW’s Under-19 Football team’s player Moses Mbetjiha, is appealing for financial assistance to make the trip possible to Germany in May 2018. The team will take part in an International youth tournament in Velen, Germany from the 19th to the 21st of May 2018. The trip to Germany will be a second for […]

Orlando Pirates Football club have appointed their new head coach Erich Muinjo, who aims to turn things around in favour of the team, after consecutive losses in the Namibia Premier League games recently. With his own football background and lots of valuable knowledge, newly appointed Orlando Pirates head coach Erich Muinjo is positive and l […]

The Minister of Urban and Rural Development, Peya Mushelenga, suspended all Rehoboth Town Councillors on Thursday. Deputy Minister, Deputy Minister Derek Classen, delivered the message to the Councillors and staff. The suspension is because of ongoing mismanagement, poor service delivery and lack of accountability in the town council as well as the inability of the […]

Income inequality has decreased slightly over the years but the level of inequality in Namibia remains among the highest in the world. This is contained in the 2015/2016 Namibia Household Income and Expenditure Survey results launched at Ongwediva.

Two children drowned at Nsundwa, in the Kabbe North Constituency of the Zambezi Region, last Friday. The two have been identified as Sandra Lumba Munihango aged five and her seven-year-old brother Dan Pelekelo Munihango.

The National Assembly (NA) has approved the Urban and Regional Planning Bill, with amendments, after it was reintroduced despite objections from members of the opposition.