Former President of Botswana Ian Khama has described the renaming of Feld Strasse in Windhoek to Sir Seretse Khama Street as more than just a name on a signpost, but rather a powerful symbol of the ideals that guided his father's footsteps of freedom, dignity, unity and the unwavering belief in Africa's right to sel
The |Khomas Regional Directorate of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture hosted a Social Studies Quiz in Windhoek.
Freelance sign language interpreter for the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC), Peter Mbwale, died in a road accident on Wednesday evening along the C35 road between Werda and Omakange.
The Walvis Bay Rural Constituency Councillor has advised small business owners to focus more on creative businesses to secure funding.
Florian Donatus was speaking at the handover of machinery and equipment to 20 SMEs valued at N$150,000.
The Association for Localised Interest (ASOLI) has reaffirmed its commitment to put people over politics as it gears up for the upcoming Local Authority Elections.
Speaking during a media briefing, ASOLI President Joseph Kauandenge expressed deep concern over the high levels of poverty in Namibia.
Namibia has recorded over one million cyber threats and more than one million system vulnerabilities between January and June 2025.
Prime Minister Dr. Elijah Ngurare has presented the Public Enterprises Governance Amendment Bill 2025 in the National Assembly, describing it as a critical reform to enhance the governance, accountability and performance of Namibia’s public enterprises.
The Association of the Dependents of Namibia's Veterans (AODNDV) is calling on the Ministry of Defence and Veterans Affairs to respond to a petition they submitted on August 29th of this year.
The National Assembly has begun debating the proposed Land Bill, designed to allocate communal land to Namibians in rural areas to advance land reform. The Bill also seeks to establish a land board and a Communal Land Development Fund.
The President of the Namibia National Farmers' Union wants agriculture to be treated as a strategic pillar for economic development, rather than as a social welfare project.
Adolf Muremi was speaking at the Agri Outlook Conference, which is underway in Windhoek.
