[New Era] Walvis Bay -- A young woman at the harbour town of Walvis Bay was discovered dead on Wednesday morning in Tutaleni by her family after she allegedly tried to illegally terminate her pregnancy.

[New Era] The largest trade union in the country, the National Union of Namibian Workers (NUNW), is organising a demonstration this week in a bid to reverse the closing down of Air Namibia and to call for the resignation of public enterprises ministe...

[New Era] Walvis Bay -- About 30 employees of Swakopmund-based Namibia Fish Consumption Promotion Trust (NFCPT) have downed tools after their representative union, the Namibia Food and Allied Workers Union (Nafau) and their employer reached a deadloc...

[New Era] Owning or starting a business from scratch is not an easy journey for many, as much as others thrive in the industry, some are not as lucky and require assistance.

[New Era] Voters in the southern part of the country will return to the polls next week Friday for a rerun, ordered by the country's electoral court, which annulled last year's local authority elections in Stampriet, Aroab, Koës, and the Mariental R...

[New Era] Rundu -- The police in Kavango West have arrested four Namibian male for violating the curfew under the current Covid-19 regulations and for transporting timber planks illegally at Naingopo village, some 30km south of Ncaute police station.

[Namibian] GALZ & Goals shocked Khomas Nampol, while Tura Magic took a decisive lead against V Power Angels after two exciting Women's Super Cup semifinal first leg matches over the weekend.

[New Era] Since Covid-19 hit, many concerts, art events and festivals have been taking place online. However, almost one in two people globally cannot access them due to issues such as lack of internet connectivity, according to UNESCO estimates.

[Namibian] The prospect of munching digitally printed meat has been met with raves and ridicule after the recent unveiling of a three-dimensional (3D)-printed rib-eye steak in Israel.

[Namibian] The government will spend around N$300 million to pay salaries of Air Namibia employees who will stay at home while the 74-year-old airline is shut down.

[Namibia Economist] Following the liquidation of troubled Air Namibia, the government has committed to an ex-gratia payment to the value of 12 month's salary for the employees of the airline a government official said.

[New Era] The police in Ohangwena have raised concerns over the smuggling of illegal fuel into Namibia from Angola.

[Namibian] A number of Air Namibia employees claim they have given their lives to the national airline and have been left devastated after the government's announcement that it is enforcing a 2020 decision to liquidate the company.

[Namibian] Blue Waters Sports Club on Friday announced the appointment of Paulus Shipanga has taken over head coaching duties of Blue Waters Sports Club on a three-year deal, the Walvis Bay side announced on Friday.

[Namibian] Young people at Walvis Bay have gathered to support schools in their communities.

[Namibia Economist] The Finance Minister Iipumbu Shiimi on Thursday said it was never an easy decision to file for voluntary liquidation of the country's national airline, Air Namibia.

[Namibia Economist] The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of International Relations and Cooperation (MIRCO), Hon. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, opened the general staff meeting at the Namibian Institute of Public Administration and Management (NIPAM), wh...

[Namibian] Simon Francisco from Jakob Marengo Secondary School in Windhoek, was the second-best performing pupil countrywide in the Grade 12 Ordinary Level examinations, whose results were released last week.

[New Era] More than 500 learners at the Shituwa Secondary School are expected to stay home for another two weeks after the partial handover of the hostel was halted on Wednesday.

[New Era] In its quest to promote entrepreneurship, StartUp Namibia recently hosted its first pitch event, pitch-on-point (PoP), which is a platform that lets starting businesses access the StartUp Namibia Slingshot Fund. The Slingshot Fund is a mile...

[New Era] OMUTHIYA -- Nearly three weeks after schools reopened for the new academic year, learners and staff of Onguti Senior Secondary School are still in limbo when to commence, as the school remains submerged in sewage water.

[New Era] The University of Namibia (Unam) says the institution sees no contradiction between its stance and that of the ministry of education when it comes to the admission of grade 11 learners for the current academic year.

[New Era] Rundu -- The heavy yet welcomed rain, which brought much relief to Rundu, caused a road cave-in at Tutungeni, forcing motorists to use alternative routes.

[New Era] Namibia's Young Warriors yesterday late afternoon strutted their stuff against Mauritania's senior side in a friendly match that served as preparation ahead of Monday's Africa U/20 Cup of Nations (Afcon) opening clash against Central Africa...

[New Era] The Namibia Sports Commission (NSC) and Namibia Schools Sport Union (NSSU) yesterday jointly announced a group of 270 athletes selected from last year's MTC Namibia Youth Games held in Rietfontein in the Otjozondjupa region.

[New Era] The culinary industry was effectively brought to a halt by the lockdown. Since re-opening, there have been modest signs of recovery, but social distancing continues to limit progress - and the sector is typically hit hard by recessions.

[New Era] A truck driver, who was arrested alongside three Namibian Defence Force (NDF) officers last week in possession of dagga worth more than N$800 000, said he had no idea he was transporting drugs.

[New Era] The ongoing Covid-19 pandemic has not discriminated and still does not do so. The lives and livelihoods of all and sundry have been affected and altered.

[New Era] It goes beyond any comprehension as to how many of our sport icons undertake the way of all flesh without being noticed or rather afforded dignified send offs by their respective disciplines they have served without failure while still brea...

[New Era] Omuthiya -- Agriculture minister Calle Schlettwein says the ministry needs about 1.7 million vaccination doses to cover both inoculation phases in the Northern Communal Areas (NCAs) for the foot-and-mouth disease outbreak.