WINDHOEK - President Hage Geingob on Wednesday met the leadership of the Namibian Police, Namibia Central Intelligence Service and Council of Defence to discuss various matters related to security and defence matters of the country.
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2018-12-142024-05-07National
Lesser accidents recorded this year
WINDHOEK - A total of 3385 road accidents were recorded this year compared to 3729 accidents last year, according to statistics availed by the Namibian Police (Nampol).
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2018-12-132024-05-07National
New Era Exclusive: How the shortage of medicine in state facilities is affecting one family
New Era Exclusive: How the shortage of medicine in state facilities is affecting one family
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2018-12-132024-05-07National
Nakathila to face Prince Dlomo
WINDHOEK - Jeremiah “Low Key” Nakathila will not defend his WBO Africa Lightweight against Prince Dlomo from South Africa.
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2018-12-132024-05-07National
AFCON remains in the hands of a few
GABORONE - The latest decision to strip Cameroon of its right to host the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations, due to security concerns and infrastructure delays, will see the continental soccer showpiece rotate in the hands of a few.
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2018-12-132024-05-07National
African airlines to make N$4.2 billion loss in 2019
GENEVA - The International Air Transport Association (IATA) forecasts that African airlines are to make a loss of more than N$4.2 billion (US$300 million) in 2019, which is in stark contrast to the rest of the global airline industry that is anticipated to report a net profit of close to half a trillion Namibia dollars (US$35.5 billion) next year.
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2018-12-132024-05-07National
Global aviation approaching infrastructure crisis – IATA
GENEVA - It is not only Namibia or the Hosea Kutako International Airport that is currently experiencing a major aviation infrastructure challenge as the International Air Transport Association (IATA) yesterday revealed that the industry, globally, is approaching an infrastructure crisis.
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2018-12-132024-05-07National
Namibians own N$4.6 billion worth of shares in FirstRand
WINDHOEK – FirstRand Namibia says it has 2 886 registered shareholders of which 2 760 are Namibian – who together own almost 103 million shares valued at more than N$4.6 billion as of June 2018.
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2018-12-132024-05-07National
Family literacy programme trains 18 promoters
WINDHOEK- The Lifelong Learning Division in the Hardap Directorate of Education, Arts and Culture recently trained 18 literacy promoters at the Rehoboth Teachers’ Resource Centre.
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2018-12-132024-05-07National
Medipark gets catheterisation laboratory
ONGWEDIVA - Ongwediva Medipark Hospital has once more reached another milestone by establishing a cardiac catheterisation laboratory, the first of its kind in the northern regions.