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The Swapo Party Women’s Council has embarked on a mission to capture biographies and autobiographies of female liberation struggle icons whose stories remain untold to this day. 

The Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism (MEFT) has assured the public that there is currently no need for fear over the hippo situation in the Zambezi region, since measures to avert the crisis are being implemented.

While legislators have taken issue with a paltry 5% royalty rate that Namibia receives from domestic mining operations, the Chamber of Mines vehemently opposes any suggestions of an increase. 

Like in many parts of Africa, sex for cash is easily available, cheap, risky and often illegal. Namibia is not an exception. 

Two female tourists reportedly succumbed to injuries sustained during a motor-vehicle accident which occurred on the C14 gravel road, 140 kilometres away from Walvis Bay on Wednesday afternoon.

The tourism sector in Namibia is a significant industry that directly contributes 6.9% to the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP), which amounts to N$14.3 billion in monetary value

President Nangolo Mbumba yesterday morning travelled to attend the 60th anniversary celebration of the Union Day of the Republic of Tanzania.

In the heart of the Goreangab Dam informal settlement, amid the corrugated zinc shacks and bustling streets, resides Linea Ndadilepo Peter — a woman whose story embodies resilience in the face of adversity.

The United Democratic Front has sights fixed on improved performance at the national polls and will not replace their National Assembly representatives. 

The N$1 million legal battle between Affirmative Repositioning leader Job Amupanda and deputy finance minister Maureen Hinda-Mbuende over an alleged defamatory Facebook post is nearing an end in the Windhoek High Court.