About 100 job seekers are demanding the removal of Otjozondjupa Regional Governor, Otto Ipinge, from his position. During a demonstration held on Wednesday, the group called for jobs and for them to be included in development activities of the region.

Government has secured N$13,5 million to host the second land conference. The land conference will take place over five days and is set for 18 to 22 September.

The lack of classrooms in the country has a negative impact on the education of learners. This has prompted Arcticnam Fishing Company to donate an amount of N$40 000 towards the construction of classrooms at the !Nara Primary School at Walvis Bay.

Namibian young people have been urged not to lose focus in their quest for economic freedom. These were the remarks by businessman Lazarus Jacobs when he addressed a dialogue aimed at encouraging young people to prosper in establishing businesses and become economically free.

The Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA) has launched a mobile application to enable the public access to statistical information with the click of a button.

Namibia is still awaiting a progress report from South Africa, on the outbreak of the highly infectious bird flu there. Only then will Namibia determine whether to continue with the ban on the import of poultry and poultry products from South Africa, or to resume the import.

Lack of public knowledge, on the importance of statistics, hampers data collection from communities. The Namibian Statistic Agency (NSA) presented data from a labour force survey carried out last year, to its various stakeholders, along with its views on the results.

The Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) and Airbus are in the process of establishing a Space Data Centre for Namibia to achieve the country’s development needs.

Four learners of Malengalenga Combined School died this afternoon after the Ford Bantam they were travelling in overturned in the Zambezi Region. The accident happened at Ballyerwa in Mudumu National park in Judea Lyabboloma Constituency. The deceased, two boys and two girls, have not yet been identified and their next of kin have not yet […]

The prolonged drought and outbreaks of Foot and Mouth Disease has decreased the livestock population in the country. This was highlighted in the 2015/2016 annual report of the Agriculture, Water and Forestry Ministry tabled in the National Assembly.