Month: May 2024

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Patricia Pretorius works as an occupational therapist (OT) at Windhoek Central Hospital.

The health ministry has confirmed a shortage of medicine and drugs at public hospitals, a situation that has left patients distressed, in limbo, and some at the mercy of private health facilities.

President Nangolo Mbumba says Namibia is ready to play its part in the African continent’s quest to achieve food sovereignty.

The Walvis Bay Town Council on Wednesday suspended its finance manager Frans !Gonteb and credit control general manager Johanna Shidute, amidst the ongoing RedForce saga.

Following a plane crash in Windhoek last week, the Namibian aviation industry has come under serious scrutiny, particularly the oversight role played by the Namibia Civil Aviation Authority.

Residents of Katima Mulilo Rural constituency have expressed their displeasure over the delay in the construction of the Bukalo-Muyako-Ibbu-Ngoma road.

Namibian national men’s and women’s indoor hockey coaches Trevor and Shayne Cormack are filled with excitement as they prepare for the upcoming Indoor Africa Cup, scheduled for 23 to 26 May in Swakopmund. 

The Namibia National Olympic Committee (NNOC), under the leadership of president Abner Xoagub, has yet to respond to the recent announcement made by World Athletics (WA) president Sebastian Coe regarding prize money for Olympians.

Brave Warriors' head coach Collin Benjamin yesterday announced a 52-man preliminary squad for the upcoming Cosafa, and the 2025 World Cup qualifiers.