As we stand on the brink of the Fifth Industrial Revolution, artificial intelligence (AI,) robotics, the internet of things, biotechnology, and renewable energy will fuse, amidst a palpable fear that machines will replace us, rendering many current jobs obsolete.
The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (Cran) and Namibia Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) recently signed an agreement in Windhoek.
The Central-North Regional Electricity Distributor (Cenored) last week officially started its electricity Token Identifier (TID) campaign for the Otjozondjupa, Kunene, Omaheke and Oshikoto regions.
Over 10 000 passengers are expected to disembark at the coast as Namport and the tourism industry gear up for the passenger liner season.
The Tsumeb Magistrate’s Court yesterday denied bail to a 40-year-old man arrested on Saturday for allegedly digging up the grave of a two-year-old and violating the corpse.
The Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) is committed to supporting Namibia in its efforts to improve water security.
The man, dubbed the ‘Swakopmund Butcher’ is continuing with his quest to be released on parole after spending the last 23 years in jail.
The farmers in all eight constituencies of the Zambezi region will soon receive tractors from the agriculture ministry to cater to their ploughing needs.
A soaring public debt bill, underperforming State-owned entities and a need to urgently diversify the domestic economy were some of the main concerns that emerged at yesterday’s tabling of the mid-year budget review.
Three judges of the Windhoek High Court yesterday reserved their judgment on a constitutional challenge of the validity of the common law crimes of sodomy and unnatural offences, and all statutory enactments that refer to or incorporate such crimes.