Namibia’s economy grew by 1.9% in the third quarter of 2025, slower than the 2.1% growth recorded during the same period in 2024, according to the Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA). The latest figures show that while the economy continued to expand, the pace of growth eased as some key sectors struggled. In nominal terms, the...
The Ministry of Industries, Mines and Energy yesterday launched Mission 300: Namibia Compact, with support from the African Development Bank and the World Bank. The mission aims to bring electricity to 300 million Africans by 2030. It will use partnerships with the private sector, energy reforms, and more than US$50 billion in pledged funding. The...
Rudolf Gaiseb Foreign nationals illegally staying in Namibia are to either report to the Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security ministry or face prosecution. The immigration ministry states that she has given them a grace period in which all foreign nationals who have overstayed their immigration permits/visas and/or who have entered and are in the...
Limba Mupetami Hilma Nalupe As the curtain falls on the year, the Namibian sporting landscape can reflect on a season marked by both triumphs and disappointments. It was a year that delivered moments of pride and progress, alongside setbacks that exposed lingering challenges within various codes. Some performances and milestones stood out and captured the...
This year marked a beautiful chapter for Namibia’s creative industry, as homegrown talent continued to shine both locally and beyond our borders. From music and film to media and digital influence, Namibian creators showed that their voices, stories, and artistry can compete on global stages. Their achievements not only celebrate individual excellence but also signal...
Jazema Hangero Ovanene mave sokuuta okuhaama ku novanatje pozonganda okuveronga kutja omitanda vyute okurihonga okupuratena komaronga wovanene wokuvirongerisa nokuvikengezisa komatokerero wakandino ndi. Tjinga okuhina onḓikameno komitanda nomarongerisiro omawa aku ve pandjarisa. Vevangee Tjiueza omiṱiri yomaraka, Otjiherero nOtjiingirisa, ma tja. Wa tjere nao pombongarero yokupata ombura yotjikutu tja Tjiueza, mOkatututra momuvanda imbwi Okamberipa. Tjiueza ma ningire...
Iuze Mukube Matheus David Crime is a prevalent offense in society, yet some of the crimes that occurred in the Land of the Brave left the nation traumatised and raised serious concerns about public safety. These crimes, including brutal murders, violent attacks, and other serious offenses, exposed a darker side of society. Namdia robbery On...
December is in full swing, and you are already doing the mental maths: new uniform, gifts, groceries, petrol to visit family, and somehow still have enough money left for January. You know what’s coming. The stationery list is already sitting in your school WhatsApp group. By the second week of January, every shop will be...
As the festive season celebrations unfold, the holiday season does not only bring joy but also an unfortunate increase in gender-based violence (GBV) crimes. Namibia is not excluded. The holidays, traditionally are times of elation and togetherness, can unfortunately become a breeding ground for tensions and fights. Heightened family tension can rise from a variety...
When Namibia’s first female President, Her Excellency Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, announced that tertiary and vocational education would be free starting in 2026, the nation erupted with hope, pride, and curiosity. This is a breakthrough for students and families who struggle with registration fees and acquiring student loans. It also signals that the government wants to empower...