Traffic fine amnesty extended to November
By Koviao Matuzee
The Office of the Judiciary, in collaboration with the Namibian Police Force (NAMPOL), has extended the amnesty period for motorists with outstanding...
Genocide ommission at UN questioned
By Koviao Matuzee
Calls for the 1904–1908 genocide of the OvaHerero and Nama to remain on the international agenda have resurfaced following President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah’s...
Strydom: Architect of independent judiciary
By Kaundjire Humbu
Former chief justice Johan Strydom has been remembered as a key architect of Namibia’s post-independence judiciary, with senior legal figures crediting him...
NWR exits Shark Island
By Kaundjire Humbu
Shark Island in Lüderitz is set for a change in management, as the Namibia Wildlife Resorts (NWR) confirmed that it is in...
NTB honours tourism frontliners
By Koviao Matuzee
Twenty frontline officials have been recognized as Customer Care Champions after completing customer care training under the Namibia Tourism Board (NTB) and...
ACC shuffles Grootfontein to Sankwasa
By Kaundjire Humbu
The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has kicked allegations of corruption and maladministration at the Grootfontein Municipality to the Ministry of Urban and Rural...
China’s new blueprintfor global governance
By Koviao Matuzee
As the world grapples with wars, widening development gaps, climate pressures, technological disruption and growing distrust between major powers, China is putting...
Swartbooi, Venaani say they are not eclipsed
By Stefanus Nashama
Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) president McHenry Venaani and Landless People's Movement (LPM) leader Bernadus Swartbooi have rejected perceptions that a new generation...
Inner City marks 35 years of legacy
By Kaundjire Humbu
From just six members in the first years of independent Namibia to more than 1,000 today, the Inner-City Lutheran Congregation in Windhoek...
N$27.9b bill exposes Windhoek’s housing collapse
By Kaundjire Humbu

Windhoek is confronting a N$27.9 billion housing crisis, with nearly half of the capital’s population now living in informal settlements that are...