Local law firm, SNC Incorporated, has for the second consecutive year received recognition from the International Financial Law Review (IFLR1000) for 2023, reaffirming its ranking as a “Notable law firm” in practice areas of financial and corporate in Namibia.
The chairperson of the Public Enterprises CEO Forum, Fluksman Samuel, has lamented the poor working relationships between some executives and boards of public enterprises, saying the government needs to appoint competent individuals.
In Namibia’s centuries-old wildlife cave paintings messages lie the southern African country’s strongest argument for international hunting.
Two Tanzanian nationals, Japhari Rashiri (22) and Juma Juma (21), appeared in the Keetmanshoop Magistrate’s Court last week on two charges of dealing in dependence-producing drugs.
In the wake of the closure of the Museum Outreach Programme last week, the University of Namibia will launch a Diploma in Museology and Heritage Studies for the 2026 academic year.
The //Kharas Police have commenced road safety operations for the festive season at the major road traffic checkpoints of the B1 and B2 roads.
Works and Transport minister John Mutorwa said his ministry, through the Roads Authority (RA), has resorted to the construction of roads in phases to ensure that in every region, there are some activities taking place.
Three judges of the Supreme Court of Namibia this week ruled that Jacobus Calitz - an ex-employee of Swakop Uranium - was entitled to N$3.6 million in compensation for unfair dismissal.
President Hage Geingob on Saturday joined Namibians and the rest of the world in commemorating the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.
Well-known as Omimbonde Vitano, the Ovambanderu Traditional Authority (OTA) headquarters in Omauozonjanda in the Epukiro constituency is set to get a N$16 million facelift.