WINDHOEK - New kid on the block, Lasarus Mvula or just Lasarus as he is famously known among his peers is the artist to watch out for.
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King Elegant a potential future headliner
WINDHOEK – After only a few years in the music industry, King Elegant, real name Wilbard Uushona, has managed to make a name for himself and set the Namibian music industry on fire with unique sounds that
Dennis Coetzee: Councillor talks leading Karasburg East
On the recent World Environmental Day celebrations held in Karasburg in the //Kharas Region, New Era’s
//Kharas poll registration turn-up surpasses coordinator’s expectations
KEETAMANSHOOP - Over 11 000 eligible voters in the //Kharas Region exercised their right to participatory democracy during the supplementary registration process that ended on Saturday.
PM assesses drought situation in Oshana Region
OSHAKATI - Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila last week visited Oshana Region to assess and familiarise herself with the drought situation on the ground.
Selling Rössing was a hard decision – Rio Tinto
ARANDIS – British company, Rio Tinto, says selling its stake in Rössing Uranium – one of the flagship mining companies in Namibia – was not an easy decision to make but one that needed to be taken to ensure a strong future for the mine.
Namport reinstates 53 fired employees
WALVIS BAY - The Namibia Ports Authority (Namport) has reinstated 53 of the 86 employees that it had dismissed in May this year for taking part in an illegal strike.
Zimbabwe hails new N$50 million dry port
WALVIS BAY - Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has decribed as a ‘rare gift’ his country’s new dry port at Walvis Bay, which he commissioned on Friday. A dry port is an inland intermodal terminal
Passport-free entry for Namibians and Batswana proposed
WINDHOEK – The governments of Namibia and Botswana are currently in talks to allow their nationals visiting either country to use their national identity cards instead of passports.
Bleeding-hearted BoN employees help desperate girl
WINDHOEK - Employees of Bank of Namibia (BoN), through their Eagle Outreach Committee donated N$4 900 towards the up keep of a girl who has a rare condition of a protruding tongue.