President Hage Geingob who arrived back from the United States on Sunday briefed the media on Wednesday morning about the engagements he had in the United States .He met several heads of state on the sidelines of the 71st UN General Assembly and also engaged a number of American business people. Dr Geingob also delivered […]

Government will respond to the allegations of human rights violations made by the Caprivi Concerned Group to the African Commission on Human Rights. Human rights violation allegations made against the government include alleged acts of harassment, intimidation, disappearance of their members, torture, detention and restriction on the rights to the freedom of association and assembly.

The City of Windhoek has made available close to 400 residential plots. The plots will be shared amongst the youth, current land applicants and city employees in an effort to alleviate the shortage of housing in the city.

Nearly 500 residents of the Okakarara Constituency and regional leaders in the Otjozondjupa Region have been meeting to discuss electrification in the constituency. The meeting is being held at the Okakarara Trade Fair Centre. Officials from the Central North Regional Electricity Distributor (Cenored), Mines and Energy Ministry, constituency office and Otjozondjupa Regional Governor Otto Ipinge […]

Namibia has been ranked the 5th best governed African country on the 2016 Ibrahim Index of African Governance – IIAG. The governance index was launched in London, United Kingdom on Monday. It marks ten years since billionaire Mo Ibrahim initiated the annual surveys that measure the level of governance in African countries. Mauritius again tops […]

A family of 10, whose homestead was razed to the ground by a fire received a helping hand. Rauha Amukoto’s homestead at Okahenge village in the Endola Constituency of the Ohangwena Region was gutted by fire September.

The 5th of October is World Teachers Day. In her Special message to the teachers, Education Minister Katrina Hanse Himarwa says teachers play a very critical role in society and goverment will continue to be committed to improving their status.

The !Nami#nus Constituency Councillor in the //Karas region, Jan Scholtz was found not guilty on a fraud charge in the Keetmanshoop Regional Court last week. The state was alleging that Scholtz in 2011, failed to disclose his relationship with his stepson when he was motivating council equipment fund to benefit his stepson.

President Hage Geingob said that he used his trip to the United States to attend the 71st UN General Assembly to promote Namibia as an investment destination. He said he could not go to the US just to give a seven minute speech and therefore engaged various government leaders and investors on the sidelines of […]

The international players need to reach a compromise on a solution to the Libyan crisis as they sat together Monday at a high-level meeting in Paris to discuss the peace process in the north African country, according to an Egyptian expert.