A cyclist, who participated in the late Costa Seibeb Memorial Ride in the capital today, died after being struck by a car. The death of another cyclist came as a shock to the cycling fraternity.
The water crisis in the northern part of the Namibia could soon be over. NAMWATER applied last touches on siphons between the Omusati and Oshana regions.
Tsumeb Constituency Councillor Lebbius Tobias has condemned the eviction of the hundreds-of-residents. Speaking in an interview with NBC News, Tobias said providing decent accomodation to residents is a major challenge all across the country.
21 year old author Leo Mbalamana encourages young people to follow their passions and invest their time in activities that will uplift and encourage their peers. He was speaking in an interview with NBC News.
Otjiwarongo residents owe the municipality more than N$34 million in rates and taxes. Public Relations Officer, Adelheid Shilongo told Nampa, residents in the Orwetoveni residential area owe the municipality more than N$30 million dollars, while those in town centre owe about N$4 million in rates and taxes.
Team Namibia came second at the Confederation of Southern Africa Schools Sports (COSSASA) Athletics Championships held in Harare Zimbabwe. This year’s championship saw Botswana, Malawi and Namibia joined by host Zimbabwe as they battle it out for top honours and bragging rights. Since day one, Namibia had to chase Zimbabwe as the host lead the […]
Prime Minister, Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila says it is unacceptable that majority of Africans remain poor despite the region’s abundance of natural resources, highest investment returns, which should benefit its people, particularly its youth, multi-nationals and investors. Even though most African countries produce and exports similar natural resources, it is now critical that Namibia adds value to […]
Women and people with disabilities remain under-represented in top ranking jobs in Namibia. This is contained in the 2015/2016 Employment Equity Commission report.
Namibia is to restructure its energy sector, in order to optimise its electricity generation resource mix. As part of the restructuring exercise, the Electricity Control Board is facilitating revision of its Energy Regulatory Framework, and drafting supporting legislative pieces.
Six people died on impact, in a head-on-collision at Oshikwiyu village in Etayi constituency of Omusati region last night. The accident happened at around 23h00 when a Polo sedan, which traveled from Oshakati, collided head -on with an oncoming Silver Toyota Run-X which was on its way from Omungwelume.
