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...
Residents target RedForce
By Hilja ShikongoResidents from Windhoek, Okahandja, and Walvis Bay gathered recently at the gates of RedForce Debt Management in Windhoek to demand answers over...
SWAPO, opposition councillors lock horns over N$500m youth fund
By Stefanus NashamaA political storm is brewing over the National Youth Development Fund (NYDF), with SWAPO Party and opposition councillors trading barbs on the...
HIV medicine critically low at 26.1%
By Patience Makwele and Stefanus NashamaThe Ministry of Health and Social Services (MoHSS) is grappling with a public health emergency after internal data confirmed...
Nurturing Hope in Outjo
By Hilja ShikongoAt only 26 years old, Theopoldine Karunga has become a beacon of strength and purpose in the Kunene Region. What began as...
Green Hydrogen: Namibia’s golden chance or risky gamble?
Namibia stands at a crossroads. Few countries in the world have been blessed with the same combination of vast land, strong coastal winds, and...
Aging agri workers worry Nandi-Ndaitwah
By Erasmus ShalihaxwePresident Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, said despite being the largest employer in Namibia, the agricultural workforce is ageing, and it is worrisome that the...
Ex-top cop’s integrity questioned
By Erasmus ShalihaxwePolitical analyst Sackaria Johannes has questioned the integrity of former national police spokesperson Edwin Kanguatjivi, whether he was neutral to all political...
Matyayi claims ‘dark forces’ behind N$300k S&T
By Stefanus NashamaCity of Windhoek chief executive officer Moses Matyayi has hit back at claims that he pocketed over N$300,000 in subsistence and travel...
Two out of 22 ‘favoured’ for Grootfontein CEO
By Elvis Muraranganda The corridors of the Grootfontein municipality are said to be marred by accusations, counter-accusations, tribalism, nepotism and outright division between the town...
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FNB WSL refs receive half payments
• Michael Uugwanga
Match officials in the FNB Women’s Super League, the country’s premier top-flight women’s football competition, say they have only received half of...
Namibia to compete in Homeless World Cup
• By Michael Uugwanga
Project manager of Namibia’s Homeless World Cup team, Bethuel Uirab, says the country has been invited to participate in the 2026...