Lorato Khobetsi Ndango zegendeso zaGibeon momukunda gwaHardap kuna kugazara kukara nomavango getungo giomanzi, omu navakara nye negano lyokukwata siruwo asi ngapi navagusapo udigu wokupira mambo posiruwo esi vana kara naso omu mambo gana sesupa. Eyi kuna kumoneka nawa nawa morwa sinzi sovakurupe vetu kuna tungu momambo goyipereki ndi asi yimbashu. Munasipundiu gondango gendeso zaGibeon Ellerien...
Monika Amunyela Zambezi’s Finest, a four-member dance group comprising Simbuwa Mwala, Simbuwa Macleod, Kalundu Maani and Sameko Tysen, has captured attention after qualifying for the finals of the PstBet Windhoek Annual Cultural Festival in first place. Despite their achievement, the group now faces a major hurdle: they cannot afford transport, accommodation, or food to travel...
Adolf Kaure The Retirement Funds Institute of Namibia (RFIN) and the Batseta Council of Retirement Funds for South Africa (Batseta) formally signed an agreement during a signing ceremony held last Friday in Windhoek. The signing ceremony was attended by principal officers, trustees and key industry stakeholders. The signing of the agreement marked a significant step...
Recent reports in early 2026 indicate that the United States (US) administration is pursuing a strategic shift in US-Namibian economic relations, moving from aid-focused engagement to an “investment-driven partnership”. Key interests include securing critical mineral supply chains, expanding US commercial presence in the energy sector (oil and gas), and developing infrastructure to support these sectors....
Namibia’s housing crisis cannot be solved by one programme, one ministry or one municipality alone. The real opportunity is to use the lessons from Build Together, the evidence from audits and research, and current reforms such as NHIS and Flexible Land Tenure to create a united housing response that involves all Namibians. Namibia’s housing crisis...
The Energy Sector in Namibia’ 2025 report identified 17 main actors in the energy sector. One of the biggest challenges these companies face is minimising disruption to the natural environment during their activities. The report highlights several oil and gas challenges that must be addressed to ensure the coexistence of Namibia’s energy sector with the...
Auleria Wakudumo As many Namibians prepare to rest, travel and spend time with their loved ones ahead of Worker’s Day, informal workers said the day carries little significance beyond another opportunity to earn a living. Rivaldo Nawases, a Yango driver, said he sees the long weekend as a chance to maximise his income rather than...
Joseph Kamata Graduates of the Alba Chipamba Training Centre (ACTC) say their qualifications represent more than just certificates, but years of perseverance through financial, emotional and academic challenges. This was shared during the 2026 graduation ceremony held at the Rundu Trade Fair Centre, where over 300 students from the Oshikango, Walvis Bay and Rundu campuses...
Workers’ Day should be viewed not only as a commemoration, but also as a moment to critically assess the condition and wellbeing of workers today. It is a day that invites reflection on how far we have come, and how far we still need to go in ensuring dignity, fairness and justice in the world...
Zebaldt Ngaruka GOBABIS – Community members in the Otjombinde constituency have decried serious communication challenges, mainly caused by recurring power outages in the area. The concerns were raised during a recent stakeholder engagement hosted by the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in Otjombinde earlier this week. Among those in attendance was Chief Kaituu...