[Namibian] The AstraZeneca/Oxford Covid-19 vaccine, of which Namibia is set to receive over 120 000 doses soon, was given the green light for emergency use by the World Health Organisation (WHO) yesterday.

[Namibian] The Canadian oil company that is currently drilling in a sensitive ecosystem in the Kavango region is threatening to sue The Namibian over a report published last month.

[Cosafa] Namibia netted a late equaliser to pick up a point in their debut at the Africa U-20 Cup of Nations in Mauritania on Monday.

[Namibian] SOME 64 pupils at Uukule Secondary School in the Oshikoto region have tested positive for Covid-19, causing panic among parents and guardians at the school.

[Namibian] NAMWATER will reconstruct two sections of the Calueque canal between Omahenene and Olushandja, covering 5,8 kilomertres, at a cost of N$93,5 million.

[Namibian] For his new album, 'Galaxy Of Melodies', Paulus Kavindja (24), better known as Yung Kavin, has worked hard and made sure to impress.

[Namibian] THE number of new cars sold in the country has dropped again, with only 694 units sold last month.

[Namibian] According to statistics from the Motor Vehicle Accident Fund of Namibia (MVA Fund), 379 children were injured in road accidents in 2020, a reduction of 31% from 550 recorded in 2019, while fatalities also dropped by 24% from 85 to 65 in 20...

[Namibian] "Not guilty, my lord," former Namibian Institute of Mining and Technology employee Ernst Lichtenstrasser said eight times as his double murder trial started in the Windhoek High Court yesterday.

[Namibian] Netball Namibia's nationwide reactivation drive is nearly complete, says the federation's vice president Rebekka Goagoses.

[Namibian] Minister of higher education, training and innovation Itah Kandjii-Murangi is urging higher education institutions, especially private ones, not to admit more students than their campuses can accommodate.

[Namibian] Guinas constituency councillor, Marthinus Elias Kainda, has paid N$2 000 bail to secure the release of Oshivelo resident Lucas Tsamseb, popularly known as Irivari, from police custody.

[Namibian] THE International Cricket Council (ICC) on Friday announced that three series in the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup League 2 tournament, which were due to take place between March and May, have been postponed due to Covid-19.

[Namibian] It has been a bitter journey for residents of the Otweya informal settlement at Walvis Bay, from the time they lost their homes, and belongings in a raging fire on 26 July 2020.

[Namibian] THE retail giant Shoprite Namibia and its Namibia-based directors were in contempt of court when they disobeyed an order of the Labour Court during a strike in January, a judge ruled yesterday.

[Namibian] About 40 families at the Alina Shikongo plot near Grootfontein were left homeless after their houses were flooded on Saturday night.

[Namibian] WALVIS Bay-based legal practitioner Shakespeare Masiza died yesterday in a Walvis Bay private hospital after a short battle with Covid-19.

[Namibian] THE Bank Windhoek Indoor Hockey League got underway over the weekend, with some exciting encounters at the Wanderers Hall.

[Namibian] BANK of Namibia governor Johannes !Gawaxab has said the most critical element to help grow the Namibian economy is investments.

[Namibian] Delia Khaises (20), from Outjo in the Kunene region, has loved doing make-up since high school, but the Covid-19 pandemic made her realise her true potential.

[Namibia Economist] Privately-owned regional airline, Airlink will launch a new direct service between Cape Town and Walvis Bay, commencing on 02 March 2021.

[Namibia Economist] MultiChoice Talent Factory this week launched a podcast series called 'This is Africa', hosted by its alumni, Nikita Neo Mokgware and Serena 'Serene' Mmifinyana.

[Namibia Economist] Following the recent appointment of Eino Emvula as Managing Director for Namibia & Africa ex-SA, Ninety One this week announced a further senior hire, with Omri Oliver joining the team as Client Manager.

[Namibia Economist] The annual inflation rate ticked up to 2.7% in January, following the 2.4% increase in prices recorded in December, the Namibian Statistics Agency reported.

[Namibia Economist] The Young Warriors will bounce back from their two point-drop in their draw against Central Africa Republic (CAR) on Mondayin their opening 2021 CAF U20 African Cup of Nations, Coach James Britz said.

[CAF] Namibia scored a late equaliser to rescue a point against Central African Republic in their Total U-20 Africa Cup of Nations Group B debut played at the Cheikha Ould Boidiya Stadium in Nouakchott.

[Namibian] THE Windhoek municipal council has delayed the installation of more than 100 donated flush and dry toilets meant to improve sanitation in the city's informal settlements.

[Namibian] Adriano Visagie is no stranger to the Namibian film industry as he has landed roles both on the screen and on stage for a number of consecutive years.

[Namibian] THE Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform will require more than N$97 million to acquire foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) vaccine doses. This includes equipment, labour and vehicles to contain the spread of the current FMD outbreak in...

[Namibian] Trade unionists in San Francisco, in the United States, on Friday staged a peaceful demonstration at the Chinese consulate calling for the reinstatement of branch executive members of the Mineworkers' Union of Namibia (MUN) at Rössing Ura...