Year: 2021

Namibian taxpayers owe an astounding N$36 billion in penalties to the Namibia Revenue Authority (NamRA) as at 30 September 2021.

Small Tanzanian business owners have been showcasing their products at Windhoek’s Wernhil Mall since Monday.

Studies have shown that one out of four people on the African continent may experience common mental problems each year.

Family and friends who understand that mental health issues can be treated will help patients overcome challenges and help them heal.

The Ongwediva Town Council has awarded a tender to upgrade the town’s Church Street to bitumen standard to Emirates Trading.

A rural teacher from the Zambezi region has bagged at least N$160 000 (US$10 000) in prize money after winning the African Union Continental Teacher’s prize for 2020.

The University of Namibia has been named as the top-ranking institution of higher learning in the country and part of the top 100 universities in Africa. 

Villagers living between Ongwediva and Ondangwa have appealed to water utility NamWater to repair their dilapidated water pipeline. The community claims that weekly pipe bursts leave them without water for prolonged periods.

The Ohangwena region this week launched the indoor residual spraying for preventing malaria.

A 38-year-old man tragically died Tuesday morning after he was shot allegedly by an environment ministry official who was attempting to put down a buffalo calf along the Kavango River.