Year: 2023

Despite continuous efforts to eliminate the mosquito-borne infectious disease, the Zambezi region contributed the highest number of malaria cases in Namibia.

Poor hygiene practices are a major contributor to several endemic and epidemic diseases in southern Africa and the world at large.

The Ministry of Health and Social Services has announced the termination of a N$26 million tender awarded to a company to construct a neonatal health care facility in Swakopmund.

Communal farmers in the northern regions said the interruption of the water supply from NamWater that occurred in early November due to the rehabilitation of the canals resulted in many of their livestock dying.

A security guard took the witness stand yesterday before Windhoek High Court acting Judge Kobus Miller in the rape case of former magistrate Jaco Kennedy and his cousin Ray Cloete.

The perpetual rise of criminal activities – particularly gender-based violence, robbery and murder – is giving lawmakers sleepless nights as they attempt to find lasting solutions. 

The Oyayone Foundation, with support from Nedbank Namibia, concluded the launch of the ‘2023 Status of Women in Namibia Report’ on 16 November. 

The Southern Stream First Division (SSFD) says the annual general meeting, convened by one faction of Black Africa (BA) in July, was not held under the provisions of the constitution of Black Africa.