Onesi Senior Secondary School received 3,4 tons of different horticultural fresh produce from Olushana Horticultural Producers Association.

In many cases, the emotional pain that people go through because of events such as road accidents, violence, suicide attempts, rape, remains untreated. Many traumatised Namibians often do not receive effective help because such health services are not readily available.

Private enterprises doing business with government appeal to the state to come up with a new formula to ease the burden of late invoice payments. Some business people who attended a consultation meeting with the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Economic and Public Administration say late and non-payments of invoices are paralysing the economy.

Diamond mining operations conducted by Namdeb on land are expected to scale down over the next few years and are expected to end by 2022.

Jerry Ekandjo and Nahas Angula officially kicked off their bids to ascend to the Swapo presidency in Windhoek on Thursday. Pendukeni Ivula-Ithana and Helmut Angula, who are part of “Team Swapo Party”, are both vying for the vice presidency while Armas Amukwiyu is running for the secretary general (SG) position. Petrina Haingura and Martha Namudjembo-Tilahun […]

The Bank of Namibia has scooped Deloitte’s best company to work for survey in the small, medium size company category, for entities with less than 500 employees. Dundee Precious Metals won the Large Size Company Category,rating those with more than 500 employees. Second place in the small, medium size company category went to the Namibia […]

AFROSAI members are urged to effectively perform their political, institutional and technical capacity duties. Prime Minister, Saara Kuugongwela-Amadhila made this statement at the official opening of the 14th general assembly of AFROSAI.

Government has reaffirmed its commitment towards implementing all United Nations Security Council Resolutions dealing with sanctions against North Korea. This pronouncement follows a CNN report alleging that Namibia is still defying UN resolutions to sever economic and trade ties with North Korea.

The Minister of Education, Arts and Culture has called on teachers who will be marking the National Examination not to be demoralised because of outstanding subsistence and travel allowances. Katrina Hanse-Himarwa was speaking at the official opening of the 2017 national examination marking session.

Teachers, learners and parents at Ella du Plessis Secondary School in Khomasdal are encouraged to practice a culture of volunteerism to turn around their school for the better.