More than 900 plots were handed over at Ehenye town in the Oshana Region as part of the Massive Urban Land Servicing Programme.

Namibia and China signed a grant agreement for the construction of the road leading to the Hosea Kutako International Airport. This and other agreements were signed at State House.

Fishing companies have been urged to first consider the high unemployment rates in Namibia before selling their fishing vessels abroad. Erongo Governor Cleophas Mutjavikua said trading the fishing vessels abroad will put more people on the streets.

Environment and Tourism Deputy Minister, Tommy Nambahu is in Kigali, Rwanda, for the 41st Annual World Tourism Conference. He is accompanied by Deputy Permanent Secretary for Tourism and Administration, Seimy Shidute and NWR’s Marketing Manager, Tangeni Kaulu. The conference brings together government leaders, international investors and travel professionals from the US, Europe and Africa to […]

President Hage Geingob says Namibia will not seek bailouts from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) or accept so-called structural reform packages. Geingob, when officially opening the Ongwediva Annual Trade Fair on Monday, also stated that Moody’s’ downgrade of the country’s economy was not caused by the government’s monetary or fiscal policies.

An American tourist was robbed of her belongings in Windhoek Monday morning, just as she was about to leave the guesthouse where she was staying during her visit to Namibia. The 33-year-old victim, who requested anonymity out of fear for her safety, told the NBC news team that she has visited a number of countries, […]

The delegates to the just ended Swapo Party Youth League sixth congress, held in the Zambezi Region, expressed happiness and appreciation at the manner in which the congress was conducted.

The sharp rise in cases of rhino poaching has led to various collaborative efforts, including from artists and wildlife organisations, to raise awareness about the importance and value of wildlife – to the country’s tourism industry, and the future generation. In this light, the Franco Namibian Cultural Centre (FNCC), together with the Hunters Against Poaching […]

Six Namibian nationals were arrested over the weekend, on charges of rhino poaching. The arrests follow discovery of a rhino carcass, in the Kunene region’s Klip river area, on 25 August.

The closure of the SME Bank has affected many business owners who invested their money in the bank. One such entrepreneur is Tuhafeni Mokaxwa who runs a stone engraving business called Marble and Granite. He said he invested N$200 000 in the SME Bank account, which has been frozen.