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.
A little giving goes a long way. That’s the idea behind the a new campaign launched by the Namibian Red Cross and Land Rover Windhoek that will contribute towards uplifting the lives of citizens.
The Law Society of Namibia has started with nationwide consultations on the transformation of laws with the public.
Pensioners were caught off guard after arriving at various pay points just to find out that there were no monthly grant payouts due to alleged non-payment of Government to Nampost.
In a dramatic turn of events, the Bank of Namibia has filed an application in the Windhoek High Court, seeking the closure of the SME Bank. The application is likely to be heard on Thursday.
The increasing incidents of human-wildlife conflict is a concern for the tourism sector. The Hospitality Association of Namibia (HAN) feels there is need to create awareness among communities on the value of nature and wildlife conservancy in the country.
Deputy Prime Minister Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah says the Omatako Constituency in the Otjozondjupa Region has great potential to be a major tourist destination. She made the remarks while addressing the community at the recently held Omatako Expo.
Culture was given a sporty and competitive spin, when the annual Wato Competition returned to Rundu recently. The traditional canoe, famously known in the Kavango East and West regions as the Wato, has been a means of transport for people in the two regions for many years.
