MTC has advised the public that the ongoing MTC has advised the public that the ongoing mandatory SIM registration process is only available and done in person through MTC SIM registration officials at official Mobile Homes or at various mobile field campaigns – and not done through a SMS short code *68966#.
Both home affairs and the Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board distanced themselves from reports suggesting the government teamed up with an upmarket golf estate development to entice international investment in the estate in exchange for residency.
Omulumentu gwomimvo 31 okwa si eso lyombaadhilila sho kwa li ta kambandhala okuhupitha omuniilonga pamwe naye ngoka kwa li a ihata po.
Motor racing enthusiasts were in for a treat at the weekend when the Tony Rust racing track hosted the second leg of the Rotax Max National Go-Kart championship on Saturday.
Last month during the Africa Energy Indaba in South Africa, Hyphen Hydrogen Energy reportedly signed two agreements with a major chemical company and South Korean hydrogen producer, Approtium, for a total annual offtake of 750 000 million tonnes of green ammonia.
This year’s Consultations on Development Cooperation between Namibia and Germany took place from 27 February to 1 March 2023 in Windhoek.
The case against a senior police officer who was arrested in April last year for allegedly stealing 20 litres of state fuel, was last Tuesday struck off the court roll due to a pending decision from the office of the prosecutor general.
In a shocking incident that highlights some of the challenges faced by people with disabilities in accessing basic services, Elizabeth Angondji was left stranded in Windhoek after she was turned away by a local airline, FlyNamibia, due to her physical disability.
Government claims the application which was filed by late Ovambanderu chief Kilus Nguvauva to contest its decision to recognise chief Turimuro Hoveka as a traditional leader, is based on falsehoods.
In a tale of ongoing conflict between Katutura Central constituency councillor Rodman Katjaimo and a group of Namibians who lost their money after a failed trip to the United Kingdom, tensions have escalated.