The Africa Hospitality Investment Forum (AHIF), the premier tourism and hotel investment conference in Africa, attracting prominent international hotel owners, investors, financiers, management companies and advisers, is scheduled to take place in Namibia from 25 to 27 June 2024.
Kaizen Football Academy’s (KFA) U/17 football team stamped its authority in the quarterfinals second leg of the HopSol U/17 tournament when they knocked Döbra U/17 out by a 2-0 score line at the Jan Möhr Football Field last Friday afternoon.
Despite collecting maximum points over the weekend, Khomas Nampol head coach Fortune Morne Eichab says they will not be carried away with their recent results to set unrealistic expectations for themselves.
Nihakubile nilipiho zabatu bane bahana kubaliwa mwalibaka zeshelashelana mwanaha, mwasipalo sesi zwelapili sa Kubala Batu ni Mandu sa 2023, sikiliti sa Zambezi hasisika fumana lipiho zabatu bane bahana kubaliwa.
A youth centre in Narraville, Walvis Bay will soon be a reality after the town residents and business community raised more than N$900 000 through donations and pledges to bring the much-needed facility.
More than 400 students from the River Higher Institute of Technology (RHIT) graduated from the institution’s first graduation ceremony in Windhoek on Friday.
A man accused of defrauding a local businessman of N$2.5 million while pretending to be Swapo vice president Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah had the personal details of the victim, which helped him in the scam.
Windhoek High Court Judges Christi Liebenberg and Herman January on Friday struck the bail appeal of former parliamentarian Steve Biko Booys from the court roll for lack of merit and late filing.
Despite several reports across the country over the past two weeks of individuals refusing to be counted during the ongoing 2023 Population and Housing Census, the Zambezi region did not record any cases of people refusing to be counted.
Poor intra-Africa airline connectivity, inadequate infrastructure and unclear policies, inconsistent regulations and rising aviation taxes and other statutory charges are preventing African economies from reaching their full potential.