Organic Energy gets European nod
Erasmus ShalihaxweOrganic Energy Solutions (OES), a subsidiary of the Ohlthaver & List Group of Companies, has become Namibia’s first and only wood-chip biomass company...
Presidency yet to discuss pardoning of prisoners
Erasmus ShalihaxwePresident Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah s yet to discuss the pardoning of inmates, a practice traditionaly undertaken by her former predicessors. Commenting on the matter,...
Budget review scrutinized
By Stefanus NashamaThe Affirmative Repositioning (AR) movement has welcomed the allocation of N$600 million towards the implementation of free tertiary education, but cautioned that...
Maamberua calls govt‘s N$2.5m for 3.8m ha, a bluff
By Erasmus ShalihaxweFormer member of Parliament Usutuaije Maamberua, said plans by the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry to increase the size of land...
Genocide descendants call on China’s support
By Stefanus NashamaDescendants of the victims of the 1904-08 OvaHerero and Nama Genocide committed by Germany have reflected on a recent pronouncement by the...
Sankwasa’s ministry emits stench
By Patience MakweleWhile Urban and Rural Development minister James Sankwasa criss-crosses the country trailblazing a heatwave of transparency, accountability and good governance at regional...
YMCA Namibia ignites a youth justice movement
By Hilja ShikongoThe Young Men’s Christian Association of Namibia (YMCA Namibia) is stepping forward as a driving force for youth empowerment, social change, and...
Namibians reflect on Trump’s world peace walk
By Stefanus NashamaFollowing United States President Donald Trump’s visit to Israel for the release of hostages from Gaza under a ceasefire agreement between Israel...
ECN mobilises 21,000 to man 4,861 polling points
By Stefanus NashamaThe Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) says it has assembled 2,894 teams to manage 4,861 polling points across all 121 constituencies and...
Remembering John Savva
By Patience MakweleAs Namibia mourns the passing of prominent Walvis Bay businessman and philanthropist John Savva, who died on Saturday, 11 October, tributes have...
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India opens full scholarships for Namibian students
By Sostenus Wilherm
The Government of India has opened applications for fully funded scholarships for Namibian students under the India-Africa Maitri Scholarship Scheme for the...
NEFF questions real change under national budget
By Sostenus Wilherm
The Namibia Economic Freedom Fighters (NEFF) has questioned whether the national budget will bring real change to the lives of ordinary Namibians,...
N$6.4 million hot water restoration project delivered
By Feni Hiveluah
Minister of Works and Transport Veikko Nekundi announced that the restoration of hot water at the Windhoek Central Hospital cost N$6.4 million....