A 12-year-old boy who witnessed the brutal murder of his mother recounted the horrible ordeal in court last Friday.
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ReconAfrica gets new exploration approval
Canadian company Reconnaissance Energy Africa and its joint venture partner, the National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia (Namcor), have been granted approval to resume exploration in the northeast of the country.
Ovitoto Masters win Jungle Pot-Guy tournament
Former football players from Ovitoto in the Otjozondjupa region produced a stellar performance after their team, the Ovitoto Masters, became the champions of the Jungle Pot-Guy tournament in the capital on Saturday.
Namibia finishes fifth at Hockey Olympics qualifiers
The national senior women’s team failed to realise its dream of competing at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games after finishing fifth on Saturday at the African Hockey Road to Paris 2024 qualifiers.
Unam FC ends losing streak
The Unam Football Club ended their four-match losing streak in the 2023/24 Debmarine Namibia Premiership with a 2-0 win over Civics Football Club Friday night at the Unam Sport Field.
YTM Foundation to host White Nossob Trail run and MTB Challenge
The Your Turn Move Foundation is hosting the White Nossob Trail Run and MTB Cycling Challenge on 25 November 2023 in Witvlei, Omaheke region.
Dispel the notion that TVET lacks prestige – Goagoses
The Omuthiya Vocational Training Centre (VTC)’s first-ever youth expo was officially opened last week by deputy minister of higher education, training and innovation deputy Natalia Goagoses.
Producing paper from mahangu stalks
Abraham Shikongo from Onankali village in the Oshikoto region founded the Onankali Paper Project in 2001 to help sustain his community and develop skills amongst the youth.
Use trade fairs to explain development plans – Mutorwa
Works and Transport minister John Mutorwa called on the Rundu Town Council (RTC) to use public platforms such as trade fairs to exhibit and explain its present and future development plans.
‡Nūkhoen celebrate 46th ‘Gaob Fees’
The emotions and excitement were palpable in the quiet town of Okombahe on Saturday as the ‡Nūkhoen descended on it in eager anticipation of the 46th annual Damara cultural festival, also known as the ‘Gaob Fees’.









