[New Era] The poor living conditions of Angolan migrants, who are currently accommodated at Etunda in the Omusati region, have been worsened by unfavourable weather conditions.

[New Era] The bail application of former minister of justice Sackey Shanghala's lackey, Nigel van Wyk, will start today in the Windhoek High Court before Oshakati-based judge Johanna Salionga.

[New Era] Rundu -- The Namibia National Farmers Union (NNFU) has appointed Kuniberth Shamathe as the CEO for the next five years, starting January 2022.

[Namibia Economist] A delegation led by Antonio Javier Romera Pintor, Ambassador of Spain to Namibia visited Windhoek's mayor Dr Job Amupanda on 19 November to explore possible avenues of collaboration to strengthen economic and commercial ties betwe...

[Namibia Economist] Exploratory mining prospector, Headspring Investments defended its drilling work at the Stampriet Artesian Basin after the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform cancelled two prospecting permits previously issued to them.

[New Era] Otjiwarongo -- The urban and rural development minister Erastus Uutoni encouraged local authority councillors to concentrate more on land delivery instead of fighting each other, as it hinders the progress of housing delivery.

[New Era] Canadian company ReconAfrica, which is conducting oil exploration activities in the Kavango East and West regions, recently donated N$15 million towards the Covid-19 vaccination campaign in the two regions.

[New Era] Mines and Energy minister Tom Alweendo has called on members of the public who have knowledge of cases where his ministry's officials own licences through proxies to report such cases to his office or to the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC)...

[New Era] Senior Anti-Corruption Commission investigator Andreas Kanyangela testified on Friday that Fishrot accused Ricardo Gustavo is not a viable candidate for bail.

[New Era] There is material uncertainty in the ability of the City of Windhoek to pay its creditors in the foreseeable future, auditor general Junias Kandjeke warned last week.

[New Era] Martial artist Willem Gaoaseb took it upon himself to produce a short action film titled 'Hostage' to show off his martial arts skills and stunts.

[New Era] The Namibian Police in Oshana have arrested two students from Elite Tutorial College in Ondangwa on Wednesday after being caught with Grade 12 English examination papers and memorandums.

[New Era] The State on Friday argued that the High Court misdirected itself when it acquitted psychiatrist Pieter van der Westhuizen (64), accused of raping one of his patients at his consulting rooms at Swakopmund.

[Namibian] FORMER fisheries and marine resources minister Bernhard Esau, his son-in-law Tamson Hatuikulipi and one of their co-accused in the Fishrot fishing quotas fraud and corruption case, Ricardo Gustavo, are saying they urgently need millions of...

[Namibian] SUBPOENAED by the Botswana prosecution authorities to appear in Kasane Magistrate's Court, Charles Nchindo was among the Namibian witnesses at the inquest into the deaths of his three young brothers and a Zambian cousin.

[New Era] The Namibia Meteorological Service (NMS) says most parts of the country will receive normal to above-normal rainfall during the 2021/2022 rainy seasons.

[Namibian] ELEVEN shacks were gutted by a shack fire in Walvis Bay's Kuisebmond area on Monday morning.

[Namibian] WANDERERS remained at the top of the Cricket Premier League 50-over log after completing a second successive victory against CCD on Saturday.

[New Era] A 23-year-old woman, who is accused of stabbing her 70-year-old lover multiple times to death in 2018, whose mental state was in question during the trial, was declared mentally fit for a second time.

[Namibian] SAINTS returned to the summit of Namibian hockey when they were crowned the Men and Women's Premier League champions when the Bank Windhoek Field Hockey League concluded over the weekend.

[Namibia Economist] The Road Authority (RA) has confirmed that they will be offering NaTIS services to clients on Saturdays at shopping malls from 9:00 to 16:30 in Windhoek in preparation for the festive season.

[Namibia Economist] Physical education manuals earmarked for pre-primary to Grade 3 and for the learners in Grade 10 and 11 will be distributed to educators in all 14 regions of the country.

[New Era] The Namibian National Association of the Deaf (NNAD) on Friday received N$100 000 and a brand new Apple computer from the Momentum Metropolitan Empowerment Trust.

[New Era] The chairperson of the Namibian Association of Local Authority Officers (NALAO) and the chief executive of the Otjiwarongo municipality Moses Matyayi says the divestment of the electricity sector from local authorities has made the latter s...

[New Era] Rundu -- Clementine's Creations will host the Rundu fashion show this December. The fashion show aims to promote local brands from the river town in Kavango East. Wayidiva Clothing and New Feeling boutique are some of the participating bran...

[New Era] Government has subsidised higher education institutions in Namibia over the years. As government could not keep up, as with donor funding too, higher education institutions have been increasing the cost to students in financing their operat...

[New Era] President Hage Geingob has called on Namibians to be inclusive and not neglect the boy-child. "As we build the future of the Namibian child, we should be inclusive and not neglect the boy-child, who risks being left behind," he said.

[New Era] After being sidelined by an assortment of injuries for almost nine months, Namibian international and Malaysian Super League club Terengganu FC midfielder Petrus 'Dancing Shoes' Shitembi is excited to be up and running again.

[New Era] Josef Kefas Sheehama (44) has called a rickety shack made from scraps of tin sheets and planks in Rehoboth's Block E location his home for many years. Born in Engela village in the Ohangwena region in 1977, Sheehama moved to Rehoboth in 198...

[New Era] Open education (OE) is becoming a phenomenon and a driving force in ensuring equity, inclusivity and quality through open educational practices supported by the freedom to use, combine, modify and redistribute educational resources.