City dilly-dally’s on Ombili flood victims
By Stefanus NashamaThe City of Windhoek has confirmed there are currently no formal plans to relocate flood-affected residents of the Soviet Union area in...
Remembering Philip Tjerije: (1947–2025)
Namibia this week mourns the passing of one of its steadfast sons, Philippus Tjerije, affectionately known as Philip, who passed away on 3 July...
Urban agriculture: Cultivating Namibia’s resilient future
As Namibia’s cities expand and climate pressures mount, a new movement is taking root in urban agriculture. More than a way to grow food,...
Arandis blueprints clean energy footprint
•By Renthia KaimbiThe Arandis Town Council recently convened a high-level stakeholder engagement aimed at strengthening intergovernmental and private sector collaboration on the future of...
Pick n Pay shifts towards Nam ownership
By Hilja ShikongoThe Ohlthaver & List (O&L) Group has officially transitioned from the Pick n Pay brand to Model, a move that marks the...
Grootfontein drowning in rotten garbage
By Etuhole AmutenjaGrootfontein residents in the Otjozondjupa region are fuming over the growing and eyesore presence of a sea of uncollected garbage flooding the...
Rural youth eye seat at national table
• By Hilja ShikongoYoung Namibians living in rural areas have raised concern over their exclusion from developmental activities spearheaded by both the public and...
Women in mining take centre stage
• By Renthia KaimbiThe Women in Mining Association of Namibia (WiMAN) has unveiled its flagship mentorship and coaching programme, designed to accelerate the advancement...
“Devil’s claw saved us”, asserts San orphan
• By Staff ReporterNdara Joseph Ndemuyimba, a 29-year-old man, from the !Nxu marginalised community of Tsumkwe West constituency lost his parents when he was...
LPM unfazed by Seibeb’s vacancy
By Stefanus Nashama The Landless People’s Movement (LPM) says the absence of its former deputy leader Henny Seibeb and the vacancy that exist now within...
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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....
Economist flag cautious outlook for Namibia’s FY26/27 budget
By Sostenus Wilherm
Namibia’s fiscal outlook remains fragile as slower economic growth, weakening revenue and rising debt continue to place pressure on public finances, according...