The Namibia National Farmers’ Union (NNFU) will hold its eighth congress at Opuwo in the Kunene Region next weekend. The congress to be preceded by the union’s national conference will elect a new leadership, review past activities and map the future of communal farmers in the country.

The Ministry of Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment Creation calls on employers of long distance truck drivers to comply with Labour Laws. Last December truck drivers petitioned the labour ministry, complaining about deplorable working conditions, low basic salaries, no security and mistreatment by their bosses.

First Lady Monica Geingos encourages teachers across the country to show exemplary behaviour in front of learners. Geingos says teachers should refrain from alcohol abuse, using foul language and refrain from sexual activities with minors.

The use of herbs can go a long way to address some of the chronic and fatal diseases diagnosed in many Namibians. Such herbs are more effective when taken consistently in moderation and become part of one’s life to ensure a healthy living.

A resident of Swakopmund died Thursday evening in Katutura State Hospital after he was shot in the head by a burglar Wednesday evening in Mondesa. The suspect entered the flat through the window while the victim and his girlfriend were sleeping. As the suspect was leaving with stolen items, the victim grabbed him but was […]

A heavily pregnant woman in Otjiwarongo’s Orwetoveni residential area, has been arrested for possession of mandrax and cannabis. Twenty-five-year-old Beverly Urikhos, who is nine months pregnant, has appeared in the Otjiwarongo Magistrate’s Court, shortly after her arrest on Wednesday. Magistrate Joseph Menos Shikongo granted her bail of N$5 000. Urikhos was arrested along with a […]

Founding President, Sam Nujoma paid a surprise visit to the Okahao District Hospital. The hospital, which is in a dilapidated state, was supposed to be renovated in 2010 but the contractor’s contract was terminated due to poor workmanship.

The Namibia Ports Authority (NAMPORT) has re-opened a N$10 million syncrolift facility in Walvis Bay, after its closure for refurbishment some six weeks ago.

Environment and Tourism Deputy Minister Tommy Nambahu has urged communities to live in harmony with wild animals.

Keetmanshoop residents say health service delivery at the town is pathetic. They have urged authorities to introduce measures, to change the situation for the better. The public outcry came at a Parliamentary Standing Committee on Gender Equality, Social Development and Family Affairs, this week.