The City of Windhoek has urged residents to spend wisely as the festive season draws closer to avoid disconnection of municipal services in January.

Discussions on the amendments to the Swapo party constitution has been postponed to 2018. The party is expected to hold an extraordinary congress.

Here is the full interview about the latest developments at the sixth Swapo congress with Swapo secretary general, Nangolo Mbumba.

Secretary General of the Botswana Democratic Party (BDP), Mpho Balopi says liberation movements should constantly renew themselves to meet the ever changing needs of their electorates.

Some Namibian students studying in Zimbabwe cannot wait to come back home after completing their studies. Our news team caught up with them in the capital city, Harare.

Many educated young Zimbabweans who had lost hope of ever becoming gainfully employed have renewed optimism following the departure of Robert Mugabe. They have high expectations that incoming President Emmerson Mnangagwa can change their fortunes.

The Police in Zambezi have arrested a group of suspected poachers in the Bamunu Conservancy, which borders Botswana.

The International Peace Youth Group (IPYG) Namibia held a workshop with journalists from different media organisations in Windhoek under the theme, ‘Peace Journalism, the Way Forward’.

The Ministry of Environment and Tourism says there is an urgent need to have natural resource accounting data made readily available to decision makers and town planners.

South Africa’s Supreme Court increased Oscar Pistorius’ murder sentence on Friday to 13 years and five months after the state argued that his original sentence of six years was lenient.