Tomorrow, 7 May, during the signature celebration of World Press Freedom Day, the 1991 Windhoek Declaration will be inscribed in the Memory of the World.
This event will take place in Brussels in Belgium, the host of the World Press Freedom Day celebrations.
nbc News spoke to people from various quarters of society for a reaction to the national budget tabled today by Finance Minister Ericah Shafudah.
A 28-year-old Namibian man living in the UK has been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his girlfriend, Claudia Kambanza, also from Namibia. The crime occurred on January 26, 2024, in Hull, England.
The Swapo Party has said the late President Hage Geingob will always be remembered for his unwavering dedication to the struggle for equal opportunities for all Namibians.
The Ministry of Environment is urging farmers and communities in the Tsumeb and Oshivelo areas to exercise caution and protect themselves and their livestock while officials continue to track two lions spotted in the region on Saturday.
A two-day-old baby in Opuwo had luck on her side on Wednesday evening when a passerby heard her desperate cry in the dark.
This was after her mother gave birth to her shortly before and left her still in the afterbirth and wrapped in a dark green blanket.
Veteran trade unionist Alfred Angula has died.
Angula's body was discovered on Tuesday at his home in Otjomuise in Windhoek.
Speaking to nbc News, Cuana Angula a brother of the late Angula said the discovery of the body was made after Angula missed his dialysis appointment.
A Tsumeb-based pastor, Junias Nghitewapo, is making a heartfelt plea to the nation to help track his missing brother.
Kornelius Nghitewapo, 42, also known as Kolele, was employed as a police officer based at the Oshakati police station and was last seen a year ago.
It's been nearly five days since Namibia embarked on its election process.
The Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) is now in the process of counting, verifying, tallying, and announcing the provisional results.
Miss Australia was named Miss Earth 2024 at the just-ended event in the Philippines.
Namibia's representative, Albertina Haimbala, was also part of the last 12 finalists.
A beaming Haimbala was among 78 beauties vying for the title under the theme "Heritage."
