As electric vehicles (EVs) become more popular in Namibia due to a steady escalation of fuel prices and the increased scarcity of new vehicles and vehicle parts, many potential EV customers are concerned about the availability of charging stations for alternative forms of personal transport.
The Presidency has been keenly following the ongoing public debate over reports in the media of alleged irregularities in, and unhappiness about, the proposed award by the Central Procurement Board of Namibia of procurement bids to various bidders in a procurement process of clinical medical goods for the Ministry of Health and Social Services.
Namibians in rural areas continue to benefit from the conservation of natural resources.
The environment and tourism ministry has said rhino poaching remains a serious concern with 87 rhinos poached in 2022, consisting of 61 black rhinos and 26 white rhinos.
The Southern African Development Community extraordinary troika summit of heads of state and government will today discuss the political and security situation in the region. The two-day summit kicked off yesterday in Windhoek.
The family of two children, who were allegedly killed by their mother over two years ago in Ethiopia, is asking why the accused is still free.
Five men implicated in the Fishrot scandal are fighting tooth and nail to stop prosecutor general Martha Imalwa from attaching their assets.
President Hage Geingob says Namibia will continue to support Cuba because of the Caribean island nation’s invaluable support to Namibia during its liberation struggle.
Lives and livelihoods of those living near Etosha National Park have been put in danger when wild animals escape, as the popular game reserve’s electrical fence has been off since last week.
A flourishing community garden in the bustling neighbourhood of Goreangab informal settlement has been hailed as an answer to many of the socio-economic challenges in the area, such as food security and unemployment.