[Namibian] THE Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources on Thursday denied that a list of new entrants to the fishing industry has been released.

[Namibian] More than 30 000 pupils did not return to school across the country during the gradual return to classes after the Covid-19 lockdown last year, leaving without a trace, while over 3 600 schoolgirls fell pregnant during the 2020 academic ye...

[Namibia Economist] Brave Warriors interim coach Bobby Samaria Thursday revealed the 28 Brave Warriors for the upcoming African Nations Championship (CHAN) Finals in Cameroon.

[Namibia Economist] The Development Bank of Namibia's (Dbn) Covid-19 business relief loans which will provide finance equivalent to three months up to a maximum of six months working capital for enterprises affected by COVID-19, will kick off on 18 J...

[Namibia Economist] The Complete Movement of All Live Clovenhoofed animals within and out of Disease Management Areas (DMAs) has been banned with immediate effect, following confirmed cases of Foot and Mouth disease (FMD) in the northern parts of the...

[Namibia Economist] The U.S. Embassy, through the U.S Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, has extended its support to the Ministry of Health and Social Services to employee 11 data clerks and four public health specialists for an additional m...

[Namibian] Namibia coach Bobby Samaria has revealed the 27 Brave Warriors for the upcoming African Nations Championship (CHAN) Finals in Cameroon.

[Namibia Economist] The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has assessed the measures taken by governments to respond to the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on culture professionals and on the sector as a whole, an...

[Namibian] The Blood Transfusion Service of Namibia (NamBTS) is facing a severe shortage of blood to supply all hospitals countrywide for emergency services because of the current Covid-19 restrictions.

[Namibian] If Namibia's trade account was an investment portfolio, analysts would say it is too concentrated, risking collapse if the country's trading partners experienced setbacks.

[Namibian] More rules and regulations, lockdown extensions and strategies are being put in place by countries across the globe, to minimise the fallout from Covid-19.

[Namibian] BORRO Ndungula, the secretary general of Ganja Users of Namibia (GUN), is advocating amnesty for inmates who have been imprisoned due to dagga-related cases, as well as individuals with pending dagga-related cases.

[Namibian] HOMELESS Namibians currently living at the Katutura Youth Complex are pleading for help after the tents they have been living in were destroyed.

[Namibian] THE police had to be called to the scene when the Evatelo parish of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Namibia (Elcin) near Endola in the Ohangwena region was vandalised two weeks ago.

[Namibian] NAMIBIANS can expect the first doses of the novel coronavirus vaccine to arrive by the end of the month or the first few days of February.

[Namibian] Farmers at the Rende Woud settlement near Khorixas have locked up their livestock in their houses to safeguard them against three lions roaming in the area.

[Namibia Economist] A recovery in imports following the easing of local and global COVID-19 restrictions, as well as a bounce-back in oil prices together with a broadly weak export performance, erased part of the significant current account surplus p...

[Namibian] The Brave Warriors were still awaiting Covid-19 tests yesterday ahead of their departure for Cameroon this morning to participate in the 2021 African Nations Championship which has already been plunged into controversy.

[Namibian] As the number of Covid-19 infections continues to rise in the country, sport is not immune. I have been reliably informed that some parents are up in arms after their young athletes contracted the virus following participation in various s...

[Namibian] THE Central Southern Africa hockey qualifier in Harare for the Africa Cup of Nations tournament has been postponed to the beginning of May due to Covid-19.

[Namibian] SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING is the most effective way to reach a large audience with a very small budget.

[Namibian] Prosecutor General Martha Imalwa says she is satisfied with the court's decision to confiscate vehicles and a residential property belonging to a former finance manager accused of stealing N$26 million from a military state-owned company.

[Namibian] DAVID 'Dawie' Moller and his co-accused in a money-laundering case were yesterday granted bail in the amount of N$15 000.

[Namibian] Two Zimbabwean nationals were denied bail in the Katima Mulilo Magistrate's Court after being arrested on Saturday over the forging of Covid-19 test results.

[Namibian] The Affirmative Repositioning (AR) movement yesterday said it would shut down Shoprite outlets if the company fails to resolve the ongoing dispute with its striking employees.

[Namibian] About 20 young people in Namibia's informal sector are currently receiving training to ensure they are well equipped to start and maintain a business.

[Namibian] The bishop of the Reformed Evangelical Anglican Church of Namibia (REACH-Namibia), Lukas Katenda, has advised politicians to protect the rights of children at all times.

[Namibian] Hollywood superstar Will Smith will be in Namibia next month to play host for the second season filming of the National Geographic natural history documentary 'One Strange Rock', The Namibian has learnt through impeccable sources.

[Namibian] A group of Namibian karatekas recently returned from a three-day training camp in Johannesburg as they build up skills and experience in the hope of qualifying for the Tokyo Olympic Games.

[Namibian] NETBALL Namibia (NN) has embarked on a mission to reactivate dormant regions to streamline operations countrywide.