[New Era] Omusati governor Erginus Endjala says all Angolan migrants who are returning to the region should be reported immediately, as they are no longer allowed to stay in the country.

[Namibian] Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila has refuted claims that the government is intentionally slowing down the implementation of the second national land conference which was called to find ways to solve Namibia's land issue.

[New Era] Prosecutor general Martha Imalwa has lodged an appeal in the Supreme Court against the release of Fishrot accused Ricardo Gustavo by Windhoek High Court Judge Herman Oosthuizen on an N$800 000 bond.

[New Era] A little over 13 000 people have been fully vaccinated against Covid-19 in the vast Oshikoto region, while vaccine uptake remains a serious concern.

[Namibian] THE play-off matches in the Express Credit Futsal League have been confirmed following the final round of league matches over the weekend.

[Namibian] THE president of the Namibia Hockey Union, Reagon Graig has expressed confidence in his new executive committee and excitement about their vision for the next three years.

[Namibian] THE Stampriet Aquifer Uranium Mining Committee has hit out at the president of Uranium One, Andrey Shutov, over an article in which he advocated in-situ leach mining of uranium in Namibia.

[Namibian] NAMIBIAN cricket has received more accolades for some exceptional performances during 2021, with Eagles captain Gerhard Erasmus and pace bowler Ruben Trumpelmann winning international awards.

[Namibian] The City of Windhoek approved 105 new building plans out of the 200 received during December 2021, with a total value of N$122 million.

[Namibian] With the 50-over Namibian Cricket Premier League nearing its conclusion, the top four teams that will qualify for the play-offs have all but been determined.

[Namibian] SWAPO secretary general Sophia Shaningwa says the party will not turn its N$730 million headquarters into a public hospital.

[Namibian] RESIDENTS of the Dairy settlement at Katima Mulilo claim they have been terrorised by a Namibian Defence Force (NDF) 'gang' for the past few years.

[Namibian] POLICE inspector general Sebastian Ndeitunga, who has confirmed that he will retire from the force in August, has sent police chief inspector Christina van Dunem Dafonsech to the Ohangwena region to meet with the pastors of 'fake' churches...

[Namibian] The Namibian Police Force Investigations Unit in the Hardap region requests assistance from the public to trace the whereabouts of Nazeem Hozyene Jansen.

[Namibian] The veterinary cordon fence (redline) will not be moved soon, says public policy analyst and University of Namibia lecturer Gerson Sindano.

[Namibian] NAMIBIA yesterday marked 32 years since the country's Constitution was adopted at independence.

[Namibian] A senior Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) investigator whose promotion was reversed by prime minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila a year and a half ago is heading back to the High Court with a challenge against the premier's decision.

[Namibian] BEING a referee may not be glamorous, but it is a rewarding and fulfilling function, say Eveline Lungameni Augustinus and Wilhem Letukwafa Haitembu.

[New Era] Clubs campaigning in the MTC Netball Premier League (NPL) have welcomed the Fast Five Cup, a pre-season tournament slated for next week at the Trustco United Sport Grounds in the capital.

[New Era] Swapo secretary general Sophia Shaningwa has warned party cadres against forming slates to contest in intra-party elections in the run-up to this year's seventh elective congress.

[New Era] Rundu -- Two brothers, who were arrested on Tuesday at Nepara village on charges of trafficking in persons and contravention of the Labour Act, were denied bail due to the seriousness of the case against them.

[New Era] The Landless People's Movement's lead youth leader Duminga Ndala says young people should no longer allow greedy politicians to steal from them, or old people to dictate the terms of their future.

[New Era] The influx of people to urban areas such as Mariental and Rehoboth in the Hardap region has resulted in overcrowding in schools, hence the decision by the Directorate of Education, Arts and Culture in the Hardap Regional Council to establis...

[New Era] Bank Windhoek recently installed three new cash- accepting Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) at its branches in Walvis Bay, Swakopmund, and at an agency in Henties Bay. Walvis Bay now has two cash-accepting ATMs.

[New Era] The chief magistrate, an Electoral Commission of Namibia's regional coordinator and the minister of urban and rural development are in for a long wait after the High Court scheduled to hear their matter in June.

[New Era] The Ongwediva Town Council has donated sanitisers and furniture to the town's schools as well as protective gear to health facilities.

[New Era] Keetmanshoop Rural councillor Gerrit Witbooi, listed an array of projects including agriculture projects, road works, housing and sports facilities in the vast and diverse constituency that will enjoy his attention and dedication this year.

[New Era] The Namibia Football Association (NFA) last year invested over N$1 million in the training and development of local referees, and the results of that investment are starting to bear the desired fruits.

[New Era] Rundu -- Kavango East governor Bonifatius Wakudumo says the delayed agriculture infrastructure projects namely the Rundu Abattoir and the Uvhungu-vhungu dairy farm, under construction for more than eight years, should be completed urgently.

[New Era] Last February, Paratus announced that it had entered into an agreement with Google to be the landing partner for the Equiano cable in Namibia. The agreement includes the construction and management of a cable landing station at Swakopmund f...