Year: 2023

The rape and trafficking of persons’ trial of two Noordoewer men has been put on hold, pending a ruling on an application for clarification on the charges one of them faces.

Learners from schools at Oranjemund are proud to be part of a nation in an independent country that has its own unique national
symbols. 

ICT minister Peya Mushelenga said media should report balanced news, rather than only pointing out negative developments and selectively leaving out positive developments. 

Delivery Room Foundation chairperson Elago Nantana has encouraged men to speak up and seek assistance when things get tough in order to curb suicides amongst men in the country.

Swapo party vice president Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah said tribalism will destroy Namibia because people are no longer as united as they used to be.

One of the foundational tenets of the Code of Ethics and Conduct for Namibian print, broadcast and online media is that the news shall be presented without exaggeration, and with respect for dignity and reputation.

Cattle farmers in the Zambezi region, particularly in the flood plains of the Kabbe South constituency, have been hit hard by a sickness which continues to wipe out their cattle. The farmers say they have approached the regional veterinary office for assistance, but to no avail.

The Grow Namibia Foundation, a trailblazing initiative dedicated to conservation, sustainability, and community empowerment, announced the launch of a groundbreaking ticketing and permit booking system.

With the construction sector experiencing a significant downturn in recent years, many workers have faced job insecurity and a lack of social protection.

Forty-four owners of informal businesses on Thursday received training on how to bake fat cakes, marinate and braai Realgood chicken, and how to make a family meal from instant noodles