[East African] More than 10,000 Angolans have taken refuge in Namibia due to the drought, an official said Wednesday.

[Namibian] Statements by President Hage Geingob and deputy agriculture and land reform minister Anna Shiweda this past week indicate that politicians want to continue enjoying the best of both worlds with impunity.

[Namibian] CITY OF WINDHOEK mayor Job Amupanda says he is "uncomfortable" with the continued use of the "unstable" Sam Nujoma Stadium.

[Namibian] THE police over the weekend arrested a former Air Namibia employee who is suspected to have lived in Namibia for 18 years with a questionable citizenship status.

[Namibian] COVID-19 vaccines continue to swirl at the epicentre of anti-vaccine propaganda as Namibia's vaccine roll-out gathers pace.

[Namibian] A former fisherman who in the words of a High Court judge committed a monstrous murder when he killed his girlfriend at Walvis Bay nearly two years ago was sent to prison for 30 years yesterday.

[Namibian] Former Black Africa midfield maestro Lucky Thindwa Bostander is considered by many as Namibia's most talented midfielder of his generation.

[Namibia Economist] The Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism, as the custodian of tourism called on all tourism industry workers to get vaccinated against COVID-19, an official said on Thursday.

[Namibia Economist] The One Economy Foundation 'ONE' has appointed Beatha Iileka and Macveren Kapukare to their Board.

[Namibian] THE Okashana Rural Development Centre (ORDC) in Oshikoto region distributed 26 piglets to 13 people for breeding as part of its piggery programme. (July - December 2020).

[Namibian] A WOMAN living with dwarfism, who was dismissed from a training institute after being told she is too short to study nursing, has been readmitted following a public outcry.

[Namibia Economist] Online trading is increasing in popularity as more people seek additional and convenient income options. To assist beginners kick off their trading journeys, Dany Mawas, Regional Director at INFINOX - a globally recognised CFD and...

[Namibian] The Editors' Forum of Namibia (EFN) says president Hage Geingob and his spokesperson Alfredo Hengari seem not to appreciate freedom of speech exercised by the media.

[Namibia Economist] The annual growth in household debt slowed from 5.4% in 2019 to 4.5% in 2020, on the back of a much lower demand for short-term credit, the joint Financial Stability 2021 report by the Bank of Namibia and the Namibia Financial Ins...

[Namibia Economist] A few members of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Security have expressed concerns over how confidential information of the Ministry of Defence and Veteran Affairs is ending up in the public dom...

[Namibia Economist] The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has a responsibility as a bloc to help a fellow Member State whose sovereignty and territorial integrity is under serious threat, the Minister of International Affairs and Cooperat...

[Namibian] THE Ministry of Finance has identified a list of 84 doctors who are accused of stealing millions of dollars through the government's medical aid scheme.

[New Era] Sudden price stabilisation in international oil prices after almost five months of continuous increases has resulted in the mines and energy ministry keeping Namibian fuel prices unchanged for the month of May. This means fuel pump prices i...

[Namibian] NETBALL in Namibia received a big boost with the launch of the MTC Namibia Netball Premier League in Windhoek yesterday.

[New Era] The safety and security ministry is expected to intensify its war against crime after treasury allocated N$3.6 billion towards the programme in the new financial year. The N$3.6 billion represents a large chunk of the ministry's N$5.7 billi...

[Namibian] THE Editors Forum of Namibia (EFN) is tight-lipped on the recent attack on journalists by State House press secretary Alfredo Hengari, who bashed the media on the coverage of the president's recent visit to the Zambezi region.

[Namibian] The City of Windhoek has begun looking into refurbishing the Sam Nujoma Stadium, says mayor Job Amupanda.

[Namibian] THE untimely death of the legendary Shambo queen, Maria Tuna-Omukwathi Uushona (popularly known as Tunakie), has rocked not only her friends and family but her music fans and fellow musicians as well.

[Namibian] THE Namibia Institute of Public Administration and Management has cancelled the contracts to supply food and for catering services to the state-owned agency.

[Namibian] THE Municipal Council of Windhoek yesterday announced it is in the process of filling the position of chief executive officer (CEO), previously occupied by Robert Kahimise.

[Namibian] THE parents of Germond 'General' Eiseb (24), who was allegedly assaulted by a police officer at the Khorixas Police Station on 19 April, are condemning the officer's behaviour.

[Namibian] The owner of Monarch Lifeguard and Emergency Rescue Service Company at Walvis Bay is appealing to the business community to support water safety initiatives and thus help save lives.

[Namibian] After winning their T20 series 2-1 against Emerging South Africa over the weekend, the Namibian Eagles will be out to also capture the 50-over series at the Wanderers today.

[Namibian] THE Ongwediva Town Council has terminated a contract for the upgrading of a street at the town to bitumen standard due to non-performance by the appointed contractor.

[Namibian] "THE notion of violent masculinity has no place in an egalitarian society.