Year: 2023

Namibia is facing a severe health burden, with metastatic breast cancer frequently detected at a late stage, complicating treatment and outcomes.

Prosecutor General Martha Imalwa (PG) last week got a reprieve from Windhoek High Court judge Orben Sibeya in her fight to attach the assets of the Fishrot accused.

Public enterprises minister Iipumbu Shiimi yesterday slammed some State-owned enterprises for their mediocre performance and ineffective service delivery.

Studying after dark has become an impossible task for Helena Fredricks, as her home has been plunged into darkness. 

President Hage Geingob has called on Namibian ambassadors to not only sell the country to potential investors abroad, but to also defend it against attacks at all costs.

The chairperson of the Tsandi Village Council is inviting investors to take advantage of the available land and business opportunities in the town.

The ongoing African Hockey Road to Paris 2024 qualifiers are proving to be a formidable challenge for the senior national women’s hockey team.

The custodian of the country’s fuel supplies, the mines and energy ministry, is optimistic that circumstances surrounding fluctuations in international oil prices will remain positive for the foreseeable future.

Namibia produced a starling batting job to beat Zimbabwe by seven wickets in the fourth match of the five-game Castle Light Series at United Cricket Grounds yesterday.