The Teachers Union of Namibia is calling on its members not to attend the World Teachers Day commemoration on Thursday. The union says it is not happy with the way the Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture has sidelined TUN members.

The Muharukua family have agreed to plans for the late Governor of Kunene, Angelika Muharukua to be buried at Heroes’ Acre next Saturday. Katuutire Kaura, who served as her advisor, confirmed the decision to Nampa. Negotiations between the family and Government were underway to decide where she would be buried as senior members of the […]

Drug abuse among young people in the //Karas Region is a serious concern, although drug related arrests have decreased compared to 2016.

A man who allegedly killed his girlfriend made a brief appearance in the Windhoek Magistrate’s Court.

At least 64% of poor and vulnerable members of society such as women and children should have access to products or services offered by banks and other financial institutions. This is the envisaged target of the ‘Namibia Financial Inclusion Survey’ which started in 2004 and runs until 2021.

Namibia will soon have its own producer index as the country currently relies on South Africa for the economic indicators. The International Monetary Fund is assisting Namibia to put the systems in place.

The Ministry of Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare has introduced a blueprint on wealth redistribution and poverty eradication at Katima Mulilo.

A New York-based billionaire businessman has taken a stand against the hunting of endangered species in Africa. John Catsimatidis says governments, while doing everything possible to practice sustainable hunting, are unable to completely eradicate the scourge.

The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology has appealed to tertiary institutions offering media studies to include training on gender-sensitive reporting.

Namibia is committed to improving maternal health care in the next five years.