Three young men have turned a notorious crime hotspot – the Wanaheda Oshaango riverbed in Katutura – into a thriving kitchen, from where they feed the locals.
Author: Pricilla Mukokobi (Pricilla Mukokobi )
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UN commemorates 3 decades in Namibia
The United Nations marked its 78th anniversary in Windhoek on Tuesday, commemorating not only its own founding, but also its enduring 33-year presence in the free nation of Namibia.
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VIBEZ!-Olaf to ignite Windhoek’s cultural scene
The annual Otjomuise Live Arts Festival (Olaf) returns Wednesday with a special edition, themed ‘Art is Health’.
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VIBEZ!-MTC OASISONE Skeleton Coast Festival set for December
The MTC OASISONE Skeleton Coast Festival is poised to make its grand debut in December 2023 at Longbeach in Swakopmund.
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Amukeshe scoops top journalism award
Lazarus Amukeshe of The Namibian newspaper scooped the Journalist of the Year award at the Editors’ Forum of Namibia 2023 Journalism Awards in Windhoek on Thursday.
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New wheelchair for Auchas brings fresh hope
Felesita Auchas entered a new chapter of mobility and hope when she received a brand-new wheelchair last week, marking the end of a five-year struggle with a wheelchair which moved only in reverse.
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Akawa to represent Namibia at the African Law Conference
A prominent figure in Namibia’s debating and public speaking community, Olivia Akawa has been selected to represent Namibia at the upcoming Federation of African Law Students Association (FALAS ) Conference in Rwanda.
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Lighting up Havana
Residents of Havana extensions 6 and 7 are now basking in the economic benefits that come with access to electricity.
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Namibia, Estonia collaborate to unlock business potential
Dino Balotti, the Executive Director of MSME Development, Innovation, and Acceleration at NIPDB, has highlighted the significance of online businesses in connecting with international markets.
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MTC ploughs N$12.5m into community
Reinforcing its commitment to community empowerment, Mobile Telecommunication Company (MTC) has pledged N$12.5 million.