Over 126,000 IDs Remain Unclaimed
The Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety, and Security is facing a significant backlog of uncollected identity documents (IDs). As of 31 January 2025,...
Breaking Barriers in Aviation: “Quitters Don’t Win”
In an industry historically dominated by men, Sarafina Maxwahu is charting a new course. As the Senior Manager of Air Navigation Service Safety Oversight...
Nam Liberation: Key to SA Democracy
The ripple effects of Namibia’s founding president, Sam Nujoma’s, struggle for his country’s liberation transcended borders and positively impacted the democratization of South Africa,...
Nopal Cactus Farm to Lead CO2 Sequestration Efforts (as 17,500 hectares of degraded land...
The Namibian Investment and Development Board (NIPDB) facilitated the groundbreaking of the Nopal Cactus Namibia project, which is expected to mitigate the effects of...
Namcol announces extended enrolment across regions
The Namibian College of Open Learning (NAMCOL) has announced an extension in enrolment schedules acrossits regional centres for the 2025 academic year.The Northern Region...
Breaking Barriers: Namibia’s First Female Heavy Duty Truck Driver Leads the Way
Women are rewriting the rules. Across the globe, they're challenging traditional gender roles and making their mark in every field imaginable.In Namibia, Aili Hosea,...
Gay Priesthood in Namibia –
Recent reports suggesting that Pope Francis has approved the ordination of openly gay men as Catholic priests have ignited global debate, prompting questions about...
Swapo Party veterans say, two centres of power
Jeremiah NdjozeSwapo-Party veterans Ben Amathila and Kanana Hishoono have cautioned against two-centres of power, stressing the need to confirm President-elect Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah at the...
Bleeding new blood into Parliament
By Jeremiah Ndjoze With less than a month to go before the swearing in of Namibia’s 8th Parliament, the newbies in the country’s legislature are...
President Nangolo Mbumba to attend inauguration in Botswana
The inauguration of the Chief Hosea Kutako Memorial Museum and Shrine, originally set for Friday, 8 November 2024, has been postponed to 10 December 2024.
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SHANINGWA SPEAKS 2027 CONGRESS
By Stefanus Nashama
SWAPO secretary general Sophia Shaningwa has opened-up about preparations for the ruling party’s 2027 elective congress, hopefulls for the vice president position,...
German minister snubs Nam in Africa trip
By Koviao Matuzee
German foreign minister Johann Wadephul’s latest diplomatic tour of Africa has sparked questions over the absence of Namibia from his itinerary, despite...
Healthcare poked in toddler’s arm amputation
By Feni Hiveluah
The amputation of a six-year-old boy’s arm after complications reportedly linked to a tight cast has poked holes in Namibia’s public healthcare...