In response to a recent report about the funding of its new programmes, the International University of Management has sought to provide clarity and context regarding the accreditation process and funding of new courses by the Namibia Students Financial Assistance Fund.
Admitted double-accused murderer Ernst Josef Lichtenstrasser will call a forensic expert from South Africa to testify in his defence when his trial resumes at the end of July.
Research carried out by the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention indicated a 0.5% decline in smoking habits in Namibia.
The Namibia Sports Commission (NSC) yesterday awarded the National karateka team with national colours before the journey to Harare, Zimbabwe where they will participate in the upcoming African Union Sports Council (AUSC) championship from 8 to 11 June.
The Minister of Sport, Youth and National Service (MSYNS) Agnes Tjongarero officially opened a consultative workshop on the Development of Legislation Framework for Anti–Doping in Namibia.
There is a famous saying that goes “It runs in the family”, and that is what best describes this young formidable striker from Ramblers that goes by the name Tiago Tlhabanello, son of former Black Africa, Civics and national goalkeeper Tiro Tlhabanello.
The longest single-stage mountain bike event in the world, the Nedbank Desert Dash, returns for its nineteenth consecutive year.
The Namibian government has no intention to seize any stake from existing mineral or petroleum licence holders and remain committed to uphold the sanctity of contracts.
The philosophical nature of human rights is based on the idea that every person has inherent worth and dignity simply because they are human.
The European Union yesterday handed over 10 vehicles to the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform, valued at N$6.5 million.