The Executive Committee of the Namibia Bus and Taxi Association has distanced itself from an announcement made earlier in the day of an alleged fair increase in the Erongo region. This follows an announcement to that effect by NABTA President Vespa Muunda.

Government will abide by the ruling of the High Court on whether plans to extract phosphate offshore Namibia will proceed or not. This was revealed by Attorney General, Sackeus Shangala during an interview with NBC-News.

‘The group Physically Active Youth (PAY) keep Namibian youngsters off the streets with a well-thought out after-school programme. Situated in the heart of Katutura, at the youth complex, the Physically Active Youth (PAY) offers an after school programme for under-privileged children from grade 1 to 12. The facility offers activities such as feeding, life skills, […]

The Attorney-General of Namibia says the Government has decided to allow the court to decide the outcome of the Namibian Phosphate Mining dispute. Attorney General Sakeus Shanghala said in a press release that this was the reason why the Special Cabinet Session on the Phosphate mining dispute, which was due to convene this week, was […]

Namibia Bus and Taxi Association, NABTA, is considering that taxis start charging for luggage. NABTA president Vespa Muunda said commuters are carrying many bags when boarding taxis.

The Namibian Food and Allied Workers Union and marine wildlife activists have called on Government not to approve phosphate mining, as it will destroy the thriving fishing sector. A handful of NAFAU members as well as Marine wildlife activists, turned up at a demonstration against the issuing of a clearance certificate for marine phosphate mining.

Human-wildlife conflict is posing a threat to the survival of elephants and the Okongue village in the Erongo Region. Community members of Okongue say they live in constant fear, of being attacked by elephants that destroy livestock and property.

African officials attending the UN climate conference in Morocco are demanding accelerated actions to curb global warming. They also want help especially to the most vulnerable countries to achieve climate change goals.

The Minister of Finance says the proposed expenditure cuts to the national budget are necessary for the sustainability of Namibia. Calle Schlettwein was responding to questions from fellow parliamentarians during a debate on the Appropriation Amendment Bill in the National Assembly.

The names of four of the six people who died in an accident on the Windhoek-Rehoboth road on Tuesday, have been released. Namibian Police Force Spokesperson, Slogan Matheus, identified the deceased as 46-year-old Mulapo Ndjwaghu, 33-year-old Daniel Fulayi, 29-year-old Haingura Mujeu and 47-year-old Emergad Haisindi. Nampa reports that the deceased are all from villages in […]