Ensuring the protection of indigenous forests is of utmost importance to fight deforestation, considering Namibia being a semi-arid country. Despite a significant number of Namibians depending directly on plants for fire wood, animal fodder, food and medicine, these should be sustainably managed.

Oponganda’s main cemetery has reached its capacity for burials and all new burials are now accommodated at Oponganda Extension B. City of Windhoek’s Public Relations Officer Lydia Amutenya told Nampa that burials are already taking place at the new extension. Oponganda’s main cemetery and Oponganda Extension B are situated opposite each other in Katutura along […]

The fifth session of the Sixth Parliament will resume on Tuesday. For this session the National Assembly plans to table and discuss the Marriage Bill, Divorce Bill, Matrimonial Property Bill, Child Justice Bill and Education Bill.

Rehabilitation and upgrading of the railway line between Kranzberg and Tsumeb by the D Rail Construction company is progressing as planned.

Despite operating under difficult circumstances, the Sauyemwa Centre for the visually impaired continues to offer reading skills for many visually impaired. Many of them were denied the opportunity to read in the past.

The Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) together with truck owners have expressed their dismay at the response issued by the Zambian government regarding trucks that are impounded in that country. Both parties are now planning to seek an audience with the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, who doubles as the Minister of […]

The mining town of Tsumeb is trying to reclaim its former status as the gateway to the north-central and north-eastern regions, as well as to the Angolan export market. Tsumeb nearly turned into a ghost town when TCL, which used to mine copper there, closed in 1996.

Local Music Production, Dot.Com Entertainment, The Harry Simon Foundation and Tuhafeni DaSilva have extended a helping hand to the community of Walvis Bay. This was in response to the call made by President Hage Geigob that nobody should feel left out.

Safety and Security Minister, Charles Namoloh has called on Namibians to embrace the culture of one Namibia-one-Namibia.

Six people escaped with minor injuries after two vehicles collided at the traffic lights in front of the Keetmanshoop Police Station in the //Karas Region Friday night.