Year: 2021

Participants at the World Press Freedom Day have called on governments to commit to creating positive enabling environments for freedom of expression and access to information...

Former CEO of the Namibia Students Financial Assistance Fund (NSFAF) Hilya Nghiwete has withdrawn a court application in which she was challenging...

In an 87-page dossier, with photographic evidence, the mayor’s office alleged corruption, gross negligence, and gross abuse of authority, among an array of administrative failings. 

President Hage Geingob has called on Namibians to guard the peace and stability enjoyed in the country jealously. 

Farmers in the //Kharas region are facing an uphill battle in controlling huge swarms of migrating locusts moving through grasslands. 

The Oshikoto police have arrested an octogenarian man last weekend for allegedly raping a seven-year-old girl at Okalevona location at Oniipa. 

As India is experiencing a catastrophic surge in Covid-19 cases, no Namibian living in the Asian nation is reported to have contracted the deadly virus that is killing millions of people around the globe. 

The Namibia Tourism Board’s fight to recover more than N$23 million paid to organisers of the Kora All-Africa Music Awards started in the Windhoek High Court on Monday. 

The event, which ran under the theme ‘MTC Kilimanjaro northern championship’ Part One, saw 17 amateur bouts. 

Sponsorship continues to be a stumbling block for the growth of sport in the country.