Year: 2024

Standing at the forefront of urban innovation in Namibia, Swakopmund has become the first town in the country with an officially approved result-driven structural plan. 

Taxpayers will have to hold their breath, as the new tax relief measures, which will result in tax refunds for many, are likely to come to fruition only in October. 

The decade-long protracted battle over the reins of the Zeraeua Traditional Community came to an end, with the High Court dismissing the application of one of the factions. 

The Global Fund has injected N$647 million in grants to Namibia in its quest to combat HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis (TB), and malaria.

In a series of orchestrated scams, two unsuspecting pensioners in the Oshana region fell victim to fraudsters who used foreign numbers to dupe them out of a total of N$150 000.

Higher education deputy minister Nathalia /Goagoses says more should be done to increase the number of graduates from the science field at the University of Namibia’s southern campus.

The police in Otjimbingwe are currently investigating the death of an 11-month-old baby who died on Friday. 

Windhoek High Court Judge Philanda Christiaan sentenced David Mwahondamange Johannes to 30 years imprisonment on Friday.

Africa needs to tighten the noose on illicit financial flows, as it is one of the challenges hampering the continent’s economic emancipation.

The Office of the Prime Minister has taken a swipe at selfish individuals suspected of having stolen drought relief food worth N$100 000.