Namibia has paid tribute to late former Zambian Acting President Guy Scott, with minister of International Relations and Trade Selma Ashipala-Musavyi signing the book of condolence at the Zambian High Commission in Windhoek today.
The Ombara of a faction of the Ovaherero Traditional Authority, Hoze Riruako, has called for urgent action to preserve Ovaherero culture, saying traditions must be deliberately passed on to children to ensure they are not lost.
Today marks Venezuela's 215th Independence Day.
Religious denominations, led by Pastor Marson Sharpley of No Walls Apostolic House of God, gathered in Windhoek to pray for those who lost their lives in the Venezuela earthquake and for their bereaved families.
|Khomas Governor, Sam Nujoma, has identified agriculture, youth entrepreneurship and skills development as remaining key priorities for economic growth.
Delivering the State of the Region Address, Nujoma said the region is supporting Namibia's goal of achieving food self-sufficiency by 2030.
The 10 Miss Namibia finalists visited the MeatCo Okapuka Feedlot as part of an educational tour hosted by pageant sponsor MeatCo.
A Namibian truck driver who was allegedly hijacked at gunpoint in South Africa has safely returned home after being located by South African authorities.
NBC reached out to Commissioner Reinhard !Haoseb, Namibia's Police attaché at the Namibian High Commission in Pretoria, South Africa.
A summit on responsible gambling is underway in Windhoek.
The summit brings together international experts, government institutions, gaming operators and civil society organisations to address gambling addiction as a growing public health and mental wellness concern.
The final results within the |Khomas Region show that members of the |Khomanin community voted in favour of removing Chief Juliane Gawa!nas through a vote of no confidence, with 889 votes supporting the motion and 87 opposing it.
The Ohlthaver & List (O&L) Group has officially launched its OL Legends Alumni Programme, an initiative aimed at recognising former employees who have helped shape the company's legacy and will continue to serve as ambassadors of its values and culture beyond their employment.
Former presenters, producers and journalists returned to the studio to reflect on their contributions to the national broadcaster and the role it played in shaping their careers.
They featured on Good Morning Namibia's special 35th anniversary edition.
