Seventeen farmers who were living along the banks of the Fish River, close to the Neckerdal Dam, have been relocated to other areas and will be compensated soon.
About 7550 people from 11 regions across the country benefited from the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) training that has been running for the past five years. This was revealed at the celebration of the accomplishment of the Libraries for Development project piloted in 27 public libraries since 2012.
NBC has expressed its commitment in providing fair and equal coverage to all political parties in the country. The Director General of the NBC, Stanley Similo made this pledge when the DTA leadership met his management to agree on a commercial deal for the live coverage of the party’s rebranding event scheduled to take place […]
The councillor of Otamanzi Constituency in the Omusati Region, Johannes Iiyambo, has cautioned residents to desist from buying cheap building material after recent heavy winds destroyed several homesteads.
The Party, known as the Democratic Turnhalle Alliance since 1977 before it changed to the DTA of Namibia in 1992, says it was no longer an alliance to bring together people from different ethnic groups anymore but rather a political party that speaks to the needs of the Namibian people. Affiliated to the apartheid government […]
A team of 20 meat producers and traders from China is in Namibia to assess and fast-track the export of beef and lamb to the Asian country.
The company contracted to construct the Neckerdal Dam has put government in a position where it stands to lose millions of taxpayer’s money.
The Adult Education Directorate in the Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture’s launched an Adult Education Information Management System (AEIMS), on Monday. One of the objectives of the system is to provide accurate, timely and accessible information to all role players and produce reliable analysis of the results so it can be used for management […]
-Namibia has taken a bold step and joined many successful economies by ensuring accelerated and sustainable development of technical and vocational education and training.
The Namibia Water Investment conference held five years ago has so far not attracted any private investment to the water sector. Namwater’s Chief Executive Officer says no company has yet made tangible investments, despite many enquiries to this effect.
