Morgan Tsvangirai’s body arrived in Zimbabwe on Sunday and was received by thousands at a memorial held at Freedom Square in Harare on Monday. Zimbabwean citizens and mourners from all over the world are expected to descend on the province of Manicaland in Zimbabwe to pay their last respects to opposition party leader Morgan Tsvangirai. […]
Immanuel “Prince” Naindjala and his trainer Joseph Antindi left Namibia to travel to Australia on Sunday. Naindjala is making the trip to Australia in search of title glory when he faces Jason Moloney for the vacant Commonwealth Bantamweight and WBA Oceania Bantamweight titles. The fight is scheduled to take place on the 24th of February […]
The Ongwediva Roman Catholic church will be upgraded to a cathedral to cater for the north central regions, including Kunene.
The Ministry of Youth, Sports and National Service has been urged to fast track youth and sports empowerment initiatives for Namibians. The National Council Parliamentary Standing Committee on Gender, Youth and ICT made the call during a meeting with the ministry.
Residents of Anker settlement, in the Kunene Region’s Sesfontein constituency, are concerned over the spike in earth tremors in the area, since late 2017. Last week a tremor, measuring 4.0, was recorded in the Kunene Region.
A young man was stabbed to death at the University of Namibia Monday afternoon. It is alleged that the deceased wanted to rob a UNAM student at the gate. However, a fight broke out between the two which resulted in the death of the man. NamPol spokesperson, Chief Inspector Kauna Shikwambi, confirmed the incident to […]
The Namibian Police have teamed up with their Italian counterparts to ensure effective anti-terrorism measures and as part of the memorandum of understanding signed between the two countries, police officers are attending a training workshop in Windhoek.
The Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST ) is southern Africa’s leading higher learning institution for the Network of Excellence on Land Governance in Africa.
The living standards of more than 250 million children worldwide is threatened by inadequate provision of Early Childhood Development services. In Namibia about 34% of children live below the poverty line.
Child marriages still haunt the African continent and the United Nations Special Advisor on Africa says it cannot be business as usual if the matter is to be addressed. Bience Gawa!nas says she is saddened that harmful cultural practices are still advanced.
