OTJIWARONGO – Hundreds of Otjozondjupa region inhabitants on Saturday flocked to the Otjozondjupa Regional Council Hall in Otjiwarongo to receive the remains and pay their respects to their former governor and parliamentarian, James Unomasa Uerikua. Uerikua died in a car accident over the Easter weekend, along with his 14-year-old son, Venturo. The regional council on...
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Things fall apart: Iran-US talks collapse …inflation to bite Namibians
Iran and the United States failed to strike a deal yesterday to end the war in the Middle East, but there was no immediate return to hostilities, and the region clung to hope that a fragile truce would hold. US Vice President JD Vance left Pakistan after the talks – the highest-level meeting between the...
Haitope storms to Two Oceans Half Marathon glory
Namibian long-distance runner Lavinia Haitope delivered a commanding performance to clinch the 2026 Two Oceans Marathon half marathon title, underlining her status as one of Africa’s elite distance athletes. Haitope powered through the challenging 21.1 kilometre (km) course in an impressive time of 1:14:36, navigating the race’s demanding hills with composure and strength. Her dominant...
Nujoma boxing bonanza set for 9 May
The MTC Nestor Sunshine Boxing Academy has officially announced that the Tribute to Founding President Sam Shafiishuna Nujoma Boxing Bonanza will take place on 9 May. Organised in partnership with the Sam Nujoma Foundation, the event aims to celebrate the enduring legacy of Namibia’s founding president, whose influence extended beyond politics into the development of...
Walvis: Housing crisis drives electricity consumption
WALVIS BAY – Electricity is one of the most expensive basic commodities in Walvis Bay, unlike most Namibian towns. To put this into perspective and in juxtaposition, the suburb of Kuisebmond alone consumes about 54% of the total electricity used by the entire town of Swakopmund, highlighting the growing pressure and demand for affordable housing...
120-bed Onandjokwe maternity ward opens
ONANDJOKWE- A new maternity ward has been constructed at Onandjokwe Intermediate Hospital in the Oshikoto region. The ward has 120 beds, 12 private rooms, and air conditioning, at a cost of N$57 million. The ward addresses a long-standing need for expectant and new mothers. It offers 12 private rooms, with six in the antenatal section...
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Nandi-Ndaitwah trumpets healthcare delivery
The Namibian public health sector continues to make commendable progress in rolling out equitable, accessible and quality health care and social welfare services to the populace, President Nandi-Ndaitwah has said. This, she said, is evident through the rapid upgrading of health facilities, enhanced procurement of medicines and the recruitment of additional health professionals. Through the...
Nghitumbwa pushes for world title opportunity
Namibian boxer Fillipus ‘Energy’ Nghitumbwa has strengthened his case for a world title opportunity, with his camp now calling for his next fight to be recognised as a final eliminator for a global championship bout. Nghitumbwa had an impressive first-round knockout victory over former world champion Yukinori Oguni last year. The hard-hitting Namibian delivered a...
Baby Gladiators ready for Kenya
Namibia’s U/17 women’s team, the Baby Gladiators, will host Kenya’s Junior Starlets this Sunday, 12 April 2026, in the first leg of their CAF FIFA U/17 Women’s World Cup qualifiers. The match will take place at the Unam Stadium in Windhoek at 15h00, with the return leg scheduled for 18 April in Nairobi, Kenya. Head...








