National

The eighth national Information and Communication Technology summit is set to take place in Windhoek from 9 to 11 September 2024. 

The need for affordable housing and serviced land was once again amplified over the weekend when 26 families in Walvis Bay’s Kuisebmond location were left homeless after an inferno. 

The estate of Abed Uushona is to pay N$145 000 in damages after it was found that he caused the fateful accident that also claimed his life in 2020. 

The Ministry of Justice has raised the income threshold for qualifying for legal aid from N$3 500 to N$ 7 000 per month.

Adossier of documents, corroborated by sources, has laid bare a plethora of possible corruption allegations, maladministration and nepotism at the National Youth Council, which has become a hotbed of infighting. 

Firebrand politician Henny Seibeb yesterday relinquished his Landless People’s Movement (LPM) and National Assembly memberships. 

One of the companies which lost out on a multi-million-dollar tender to supply smart prepaid meters to the Rundu Town Council, has accused it of awarding the tender to a company without experience.

Namibia’s export revenues increased by 16.3% in April 2024, from N$8.2 billion in March.

Debmarine Namibia Premiership champions African Stars aim to expand their brand in other regions with the establishment of African Stars' supporters clubs.

Desert Jewels' head coach Julien Meyer assured fans and the nation at large that they won’t just be participating in the upcoming netball series, but are aiming to claim the gold medal at the tournament.