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FNB and NASRIA launch Credit Guarantee Scheme

FNB and NASRIA launch Credit Guarantee Scheme

FNB Namibia and NASRIA have launched a Credit Guarantee Scheme designed to empower youth, women, and small and medium-sized enterprises in Namibia. The.. Read More →
NSX Scholars Challenge winners announced

NSX Scholars Challenge winners announced

The winners of the annual Namibian Scholars Investment Challenge 2023 were revealed this morning at the Future Media Studios. The event, which sees.. Read More →
A man aged between 30 and 40 years died on Tuesday after allegedly being struck by a train near Tsumeb

A man aged between 30 and 40 years died on Tuesday after allegedly being struck by a train near Tsumeb

A man aged between 30 and 40 years died on Tuesday after allegedly being struck by a train near Tsumeb. The Namibian Police.. Read More →
Khomas Regional Council hosted its teachers’ awards at Eros Primary School

Khomas Regional Council hosted its teachers’ awards at Eros Primary School

The Khomas Regional Council hosted its teachers’ awards at Eros Primary School on 25 October . This is to celebrate the commitment and.. Read More →
President Hage Geingob has expressed sadness at the death of Axali Doëseb

President Hage Geingob has expressed sadness at the death of Axali Doëseb

President Hage Geingob has expressed sadness at the death of Axali Doëseb, whom he described as a renowned musical composer, conductor, and distinguished.. Read More →

NANSO calls on institutions to prepare students for job market

The //Karas region held a career exhibition to introduce and promote possible careers amongst the learners and expose them to potential training opportunities... Read More →

South Africa’s Federation of Trade Unions is demanding that members of government take their children to public schools

South Africa’s Federation of Trade Unions is demanding that members of government in senior positions from ministers to district directors and managers must.. Read More →
Keetmanshoop Municipality threatens to disconnect water and electricity to government offices…..

Keetmanshoop Municipality threatens to disconnect water and electricity to government offices…..

The Keetmanshoop Municipality threatened to disconnect water and electricity to government offices, businesses and institutions over unpaid municipal accounts. Keetmanshoop Mayor said the.. Read More →
Water crisis in the Amaupa village of the Omusati region continues to worsen daily

Water crisis in the Amaupa village of the Omusati region continues to worsen daily

The water crisis in the Amaupa village of the Omusati region continues to worsen daily as the drought hits harder. Amaupa resident Petrus.. Read More →
Australian Prime Minister to meet with US President Biden

Australian Prime Minister to meet with US President Biden

Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will meet US President Joe Biden at the White House today to discuss the AUKUS joint defense pact.. Read More →
European Union sanctions Niger junta

European Union sanctions Niger junta

European Union countries have adopted a framework to impose sanctions on members of a junta that seized power in Niger in July. This.. Read More →
EIF and Green Climate Fund to co-host Africa structured dialogue

EIF and Green Climate Fund to co-host Africa structured dialogue

The Green Climate Fund and the Environmental Investment Fund of Namibia are co-hosting the Africa GCF Structured Dialogue from 6 to 10 November.. Read More →
NamRa concerned over 43% taxpayer non-compliance

NamRa concerned over 43% taxpayer non-compliance

Namibia Revenue Agency’s Chief Strategic Communications and Support Engagements Officer, Steven Ndorokaze, has raised concerns about a 43% non-compliance rate among taxpayers, posing.. Read More →
California commits to climate partnership amid US Election uncertainty

California commits to climate partnership amid US Election uncertainty

California governor Gavin Newsom, says his state will always be a partner on climate issues no matter who wins the US presidential election.. Read More →
DRC accuses Rwandan soldiers of incursion

DRC accuses Rwandan soldiers of incursion

The Democratic Republic of Congo has denounced an incursion into its territory by Rwandan soldiers who it accuses of fighting alongside the M23.. Read More →
NWR and Germany strengthen ties through skill transfer collaboration

NWR and Germany strengthen ties through skill transfer collaboration

Namibia Wildlife Resorts and the Inter-Cultural Relations Foundation in Germany are working together to improve their diplomatic relations. NWR will bring in 100.. Read More →
Iceland’s Prime Minister strikes over gender pay gap

Iceland’s Prime Minister strikes over gender pay gap

Tens of thousands of women in Iceland, including Prime Minister Katrín Jakobsdóttir, are refusing to work on Tuesday. The “kvennafri”, or women’s day.. Read More →
NamRa to boost trade efficiency with RCTG scheme

NamRa to boost trade efficiency with RCTG scheme

The Namibia Revenue Agency is intensifying its efforts in tackling revenue losses in order to promote smoother trade. The commitment follows the piloting.. Read More →
EU Tax Observatory calls for global minimum tax on billionaires

EU Tax Observatory calls for global minimum tax on billionaires

Billionaires pay minimal taxes, prompting the EU Tax Observatory to propose a global minimum tax for billionaires. This tax, according to CNN, could.. Read More →
Crisis deepens in Gaza as Human Rights Watch and WFP raise alarming concerns

Crisis deepens in Gaza as Human Rights Watch and WFP raise alarming concerns

Human Rights Watch says the Israeli government is deliberately deepening the suffering of civilians in Gaza by refusing to restore the flow of.. Read More →
Namibia honored for media freedom commitment

Namibia honored for media freedom commitment

Namibia was honored with the “Champion of Press Freedom in Africa Award” at the 10th International Festival of Freedom of Expression and the.. Read More →
EU-Namibia business forum boosts investment and cooperation

EU-Namibia business forum boosts investment and cooperation

The EU-Namibia Business Forum is underway in Brussels, Belgium. The forum’s key objective is to bolster Namibia’s investment promotion initiatives, encouraging European foreign.. Read More →
South Africa’s EFF calls for the removal of the Israeli ambassador

South Africa’s EFF calls for the removal of the Israeli ambassador

The EFF is urging government to cut ties with Israel in response to the Israel-Hamas conflict. They also call for the removal of.. Read More →
FiveRand residents resort to riverbed water

FiveRand residents resort to riverbed water

Okahandja residents occupying unserviced municipal land in the fast-growing informal settlement of FiveRand have resorted to using waste water from the NamWater industrial.. Read More →
China’s graphite export restrictions impact US auto industry

China’s graphite export restrictions impact US auto industry

China’s curbs on the export of graphite, a key component in electric vehicle batteries, could result in higher costs for US automakers. The.. Read More →
Walvis Bay prepares for holiday makers ahead of festive season

Walvis Bay prepares for holiday makers ahead of festive season

Walvis Bay is gearing up and getting prepped for the influx of local tourists this festive season. Here’s the port city’s Mayor, Trevino.. Read More →
Thousands rally in Berlin in support of Israel

Thousands rally in Berlin in support of Israel

Tens of thousands have rallied at Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate in support of Israel and decrying anti-semitism.  The demonstrations come just over two weeks.. Read More →
Nigerian authorities disrupt same-sex wedding plans

Nigerian authorities disrupt same-sex wedding plans

Defence authorities in Nigeria say they have foiled a plan by some citizens to host a same-sex wedding ceremony. They have arrested 76.. Read More →
Germany grants Namibia millions for conservation and COVID-19 relief

Germany grants Namibia millions for conservation and COVID-19 relief

The German government, through KfW Development Bank, has allocated 19 million euros to Namibia for community conservation in the Zambezi Region. Of this.. Read More →
President Geingob attends EU Global Gateway Forum in Brussels

President Geingob attends EU Global Gateway Forum in Brussels

President Hage Geingob will participate in the inaugural European Union Global Gateway Forum and the EU-Namibia Green Hydrogen and Critical Raw Materials Business.. Read More →
Cancer Association offers free breast examinations

Cancer Association offers free breast examinations

The Cancer Association of Namibia is offering a week of free breast examination clinics at Maerua Mall in Windhoek. CEO of the association,.. Read More →
UNICEF rep calls Gaza water delivery ‘A Drop in the Ocean’

UNICEF rep calls Gaza water delivery ‘A Drop in the Ocean’

Jeremy Hopkins, Representative of UNICEF in Egypt says the 40,000 litres of drinking water trucked into Gaza on Saturday represent ‘a drop in.. Read More →
Funding shortfall delays relocation for Farm 37 beneficiaries

Funding shortfall delays relocation for Farm 37 beneficiaries

Lack of funds is among the challenges preventing beneficiaries at Farm 37, near Walvis Bay, from relocating. Walvis Bay Mayor Trevino Forbes says.. Read More →
Government urged to act on Rent Control Bill amid housing crisis

Government urged to act on Rent Control Bill amid housing crisis

The Institute for Public Policy Research is advocating for the swift implementation of the Rent Control Bill to address rising rental costs and.. Read More →
Detroit synagogue president murdered near home

Detroit synagogue president murdered near home

The president of a synagogue in the US city of Detroit has been found stabbed to death near her home. Samantha Woll’s body.. Read More →
India could resume issuing visas to Canadian

India could resume issuing visas to Canadian

India says it is ready to resume visa services for Canadians if Indian diplomats are assured of their safety in Canada. India-Canada ties.. Read More →
The GOOD Party says the conflict between Israel and Hamas has caused extreme divisions amongst South Africans

The GOOD Party says the conflict between Israel and Hamas has caused extreme divisions amongst South Africans

The GOOD Party says the conflict in the Middle East has resulted in extreme divisions among people in South Africa. The party has.. Read More →
NamPol in the Ohangwena Region are investigating the deaths of a woman and her son

NamPol in the Ohangwena Region are investigating the deaths of a woman and her son

The police in the Ohangwena Region are investigating the deaths of a woman and her son, whose bodies were discovered by a neighbour.. Read More →
Philippines tells China to stop provocation in South China Sea after collision

Philippines tells China to stop provocation in South China Sea after collision

The Philippines is telling China to stop being provocative in the South China Sea after a Chinese vessel collided with one of its.. Read More →
The DA in South Africa criticises Transnet’s appeal for Government to absorb its 130-billion-rand debt burden

The DA in South Africa criticises Transnet’s appeal for Government to absorb its 130-billion-rand debt burden

The DA says the ANC must confront the inconvenient truth that Transnet, like every other state-owned entity, is a haven for systemic inefficiency,.. Read More →
Namibia has been granted 19 million euros from the German government through KfW Development Bank

Namibia has been granted 19 million euros from the German government through KfW Development Bank

Namibia has been granted 19 million euros from the German government through KfW Development Bank as a financial contribution toward community conservation in.. Read More →
Education, Arts and Culture Oshikoto regional director encourages learners to enrol at Vocational Training Centres

Education, Arts and Culture Oshikoto regional director encourages learners to enrol at Vocational Training Centres

The Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture Oshikoto regional director encouraged learners to enrol at Vocational Training Centres to gain practical skills and.. Read More →
Disaster teams in KwaZulu-Natal are assisting those affected by deadly heavy rains

Disaster teams in KwaZulu-Natal are assisting those affected by deadly heavy rains

The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Co-operative Governance says disaster management teams are currently assisting those affected by heavy rains that have battered parts of.. Read More →
Trilateral air drills held near Korean Peninsula

Trilateral air drills held near Korean Peninsula

Japan, the US, and South Korea are holding their first ever joint air war drills. The exercises near the Korean peninsula come amid.. Read More →
Biden speaks to allies amid Israel-Gaza escalation fears

Biden speaks to allies amid Israel-Gaza escalation fears

Nick Harper reports from Washington on the US President Joe Biden who has spoken to world leaders including Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.. Read More →
Eskom has announced an extension of the ongoing load-shedding suspension to Tuesday

Eskom has announced an extension of the ongoing load-shedding suspension to Tuesday

Eskom has announced an extension of the ongoing load-shedding suspension to Tuesday 4PM. Eskom spokesperson Daphne Mokoena says this is due to sustained.. Read More →
NamPower awards contract of over N$100 million to Actom Energy Namibia

NamPower awards contract of over N$100 million to Actom Energy Namibia

NamPower has awarded a contract of over N$100 million to Actom Energy Namibia.This is for the procurement of high voltage equipment for the.. Read More →
Namibia Statistics Agency has concluded the enumeration part of the 2023 National Census

Namibia Statistics Agency has concluded the enumeration part of the 2023 National Census

The Namibia Statistics Agency has concluded the enumeration part of the 2023 National Population and Housing Census. One of the important citizens of.. Read More →
Namibia National Mayor’s Forum donates N$200 000 to Windhoek’s Katutura Intermediate hospital

Namibia National Mayor’s Forum donates N$200 000 to Windhoek’s Katutura Intermediate hospital

The Namibia National Mayor’s Forum donated N$200 000 to Windhoek’s Katutura Intermediate hospital for its upkeep. Its president, Trevino Forbes, stated they chose.. Read More →
US House of Representatives in stasis after third Speaker election defeat

US House of Representatives in stasis after third Speaker election defeat

US Congressman Jim Jordan has failed for the third successive time to win enough votes to become Speaker of the House of Representatives,.. Read More →
Bheki Cele has called for the law to be enforced following the increase in counterfeit goods in South Africa

Bheki Cele has called for the law to be enforced following the increase in counterfeit goods in South Africa

Police minister Bheki Cele has called for the law to be enforced following the increase in counterfeit goods in South Africa. This comes.. Read More →
Govt called to fast-track food aid distribution

Govt called to fast-track food aid distribution

Politicians have called for the fast-tracking of the government’s food relief programme to reach those in need in time. Meanwhile, Namibia’s Nafimane Hamukosi,.. Read More →
Swapo welcomes 200 new members at an Otjiwarongo star rally

Swapo welcomes 200 new members at an Otjiwarongo star rally

Hundreds of Swapo Party members across the country welcomed 200 new members who joined the party at a star rally held for the.. Read More →
Ongwediva Medipark to host 11th annual cancer campaign on Saturday

Ongwediva Medipark to host 11th annual cancer campaign on Saturday

The Ongwediva Medipark will host its 11th annual breast, cervical and prostate cancer awareness campaign on Saturday to increase awareness on the potential.. Read More →
Canada withdraws 41 diplomats from India amid tension

Canada withdraws 41 diplomats from India amid tension

41 Canadian diplomats have left India amid tensions between the two nations over the killing of a Sikh Canadian citizen. Canadian Foreign Affairs.. Read More →
SA’s Union federation Saftu calls for the immediate removal of National Student Financial Aid Scheme CEO

SA’s Union federation Saftu calls for the immediate removal of National Student Financial Aid Scheme CEO

SA’s Union federation Saftu calls for the immediate removal of National Student Financial Aid Scheme CEO, Andile Nongogo, based on findings suggesting rule.. Read More →
MTC to service 707 plots in Okakarara

MTC to service 707 plots in Okakarara

Mobile Telecommunications Limited in conjunction with Development Workshop Namibia, will service 707 low-income plots in Okakarara through its corporate social investment. The project.. Read More →
The SA Agriculture minister signs permits for the importation of eggs and poultry meat ahead of the festive season

The SA Agriculture minister signs permits for the importation of eggs and poultry meat ahead of the festive season

Agriculture, Land Reform, and Rural Development minister Thoko Didiza has decided to allow the importation of table eggs, fertilized eggs, and poultry meat... Read More →
Biden urges funding to support Israel & Ukraine in Oval Office speech

Biden urges funding to support Israel & Ukraine in Oval Office speech

In an Oval Office address US President Joe Biden has said Russia’s president and Hamas both want to “annihilate” democracies. President Biden used.. Read More →
EFF leader Julius Malema has vowed the state will not quash his political ideas

EFF leader Julius Malema has vowed the state will not quash his political ideas

EFF leader Julius Malema has vowed the state will not quash his political ideas. He accuses the state of employing its power, the.. Read More →
Meat Board of Namibia is urging livestock farmers to update their stock brands

Meat Board of Namibia is urging livestock farmers to update their stock brands

Meat Board of Namibia’s spokesperson is urging livestock farmers to update their stock brands and herd details before the end of October 2023... Read More →
The GOOD Party in SA believes Gcaleka can restore the integrity of the Office of the Public Protector

The GOOD Party in SA believes Gcaleka can restore the integrity of the Office of the Public Protector

The GOOD Party says they have no reason to doubt that Kholeka Gcaleka has the credentials and experience to re-assert the independence of.. Read More →
Mushelenga launches national symbols campaign in Hardap

Mushelenga launches national symbols campaign in Hardap

Minister of Information and Communication Technology launched the regional activation of the National Symbols Campaign in the Hardap Region. Peya Mushelenga said at.. Read More →
US stocks down after Fed Chair comments………

US stocks down after Fed Chair comments………

US stocks closed down on Thursday following remarks from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell. Powell acknowledged progress in bringing down inflation, but said.. Read More →
Israeli troops told they’ll see Gaza “from inside” soon

Israeli troops told they’ll see Gaza “from inside” soon

Israel has told its troops they will see Gaza “from inside” soon, amid continued speculation about a possible ground offensive. It comes as.. Read More →
South Africa’s DA says the minister of Employment should break his silence on the dodgy five-billion-rand Unemployment Insurance Fund

South Africa’s DA says the minister of Employment should break his silence on the dodgy five-billion-rand Unemployment Insurance Fund

South Africa’s DA says the minister of Employment and Labour, Thulas Nxesi, should break his silence on the dodgy five-billion-rand Unemployment Insurance Fund.. Read More →
US issues Worldwide Caution alert for citizens overseas

US issues Worldwide Caution alert for citizens overseas

The United States has warned its citizens overseas to be extra cautious in light of increased tensions around the world. The US Department.. Read More →
DA in South Africa has revealed that 93 companies appointed as debt collectors have not been paid for six months

DA in South Africa has revealed that 93 companies appointed as debt collectors have not been paid for six months

The DA in South Africa has revealed that 93 companies appointed as debt collectors have not been paid for six months despite collecting.. Read More →
PDM visited the fire victims of the Omuramba area in Freedom Square, Katutura Central Constituency

PDM visited the fire victims of the Omuramba area in Freedom Square, Katutura Central Constituency

PDM visited the fire victims of the Omuramba area in Freedom Square, Katutura Central Constituency. Future Media News spoke to Manuel Ngaringombe of.. Read More →
B2Gold  says the mine has handed over N$2,5 million to three different health projects

B2Gold says the mine has handed over N$2,5 million to three different health projects

During the B2Gold health handover ceremony in the capital on Thursday, John Ross, B2Gold country manager, said the mine has handed over N$2,5.. Read More →
Forum for German-speaking Namibians chairperson Harald Hecht talks cadre deployment

Forum for German-speaking Namibians chairperson Harald Hecht talks cadre deployment

Forum for German-speaking Namibians chairperson Harald Hecht has pointed out cadre deployment and incompetent leaders as challenges the country is facing. Hecht was.. Read More →
Trump lawyer Sidney Powell pleads guilty to Georgia election interference

Trump lawyer Sidney Powell pleads guilty to Georgia election interference

Former Trump lawyer Sidney Powell has pleaded guilty in the Georgia election interference case, after she claimed ballot fraud in the 2020 presidential.. Read More →
Tshwane saves over two-million-rand in its monthly salary bill following the employee verification process

Tshwane saves over two-million-rand in its monthly salary bill following the employee verification process

The City of Tshwane has saved over two-million-rand in monthly salaries following the successful verification process of its 20-thousand-646 employees and Expanded Public.. Read More →
MTC and Oasis 1 launch World Class Music Festival

MTC and Oasis 1 launch World Class Music Festival

Mobile Telcommunications and Oasis 1 launched their World Class Music Festival in Windhoek. The event scheduled for December will showcase talent from across.. Read More →
UK’s Sunak calls for aid progress during Israel visit

UK’s Sunak calls for aid progress during Israel visit

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says he’d like “further progress” on delivering “crucial” aid like water, food, and medicine to residents of Gaza... Read More →
UN concerned about DRC-Rwanda conflict risk

UN concerned about DRC-Rwanda conflict risk

The United Nations has expressed concern about the risk of a direct military confrontation between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda over.. Read More →
NamCor provides offshore exploration update

NamCor provides offshore exploration update

The National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia’s Manager Of Marketing, Communications, and Public Relations, Paulo Coelho has provided an update on its offshore exploration.. Read More →
NamRa achieves 55% of annual revenue target

NamRa achieves 55% of annual revenue target

The Namibia Revenue Agency has achieved 55% of its annual revenue target for the 2023/2024 financial year by the end of September 2023,.. Read More →
French court orders review of pro-Palestinian protests

French court orders review of pro-Palestinian protests

A French court has ruled that pro-Palestinian protests must now be banned on a case-by-case basis. This comes after the French interior ministry.. Read More →
Durban beaches shut down due to heavy rainfall

Durban beaches shut down due to heavy rainfall

All beaches have been closed in the South African port city of Durban following heavy rains that affected the seawater near the coast... Read More →
Namibia ranks fourth among African diamond exporters

Namibia ranks fourth among African diamond exporters

The Kimberley Process Certification Scheme has revealed that Namibia is among the top five African diamond exporters, ranking fourth behind Botswana, Angola, and.. Read More →
Construction industry workers get minimum wage increase

Construction industry workers get minimum wage increase

The Construction Industries Federation and the Metal and Allied Namibian Workers Union have reached an agreement on a new minimum wage for specific.. Read More →
Deputy Prime Minister engages with German-speaking community

Deputy Prime Minister engages with German-speaking community

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, addressed members of Namibia’s German-speaking community last night. At the event,.. Read More →
Budget cuts undermining SADC HIV/AIDS goals as HIV rates remain high

Budget cuts undermining SADC HIV/AIDS goals as HIV rates remain high

While there has been a significant decline, the World Health Organization reports that countries in the Southern Africa region still have notable HIV.. Read More →
Biden secures agreement to allow aid into Gaza

Biden secures agreement to allow aid into Gaza

US President Joe Biden says he has secured an agreement to allow 20 trucks of humanitarian aid to enter Gaza from Egypt by.. Read More →
NamPol dismisses false reports of multiple vehicle hijacking

NamPol dismisses false reports of multiple vehicle hijacking

The Namibian Police have confirmed that social media posts regarding the alleged hijacking of seven different vehicles at the Frankie Fredericks and Sean.. Read More →
Israel-Hamas conflict could push oil prices up

Israel-Hamas conflict could push oil prices up

Oil prices have rallied and global stocks mostly fell on fears that the Israel-Hamas conflict could spill over into a regional war after.. Read More →
A one-month-old baby girl died while travelling with her mother from Onankali village

A one-month-old baby girl died while travelling with her mother from Onankali village

A 26-year-old man died after he was allegedly stabbed to death by a 21-year-old suspect at Omuthiya. According to a crime report issued.. Read More →
South African Police seized cocaine with an estimated street value of 70-million-rand from a vessel in the Durban Harbour

South African Police seized cocaine with an estimated street value of 70-million-rand from a vessel in the Durban Harbour

South African Police seized cocaine with an estimated street value of 70-million-rand from a vessel in the Durban Harbour in KwaZulu-Natal. Police spokesperson,.. Read More →
Indian leaders express concerns over hospital bombing in Gaza

Indian leaders express concerns over hospital bombing in Gaza

India’s Prime Minister and opposition party leaders have raised concerns over the bombing of Al Ahli Baptist Hospital in the Gaza Strip. This.. Read More →
Japan and Saudi Arabia to cooperate on Gaza

Japan and Saudi Arabia to cooperate on Gaza

Japan and Saudi Arabia are agreeing to work together to address the humanitarian crisis facing Palestinians in Gaza. Leaders Fumio Kishida and Mohammed.. Read More →
South Africa’s AfriForum is pressing for transparency to reveal all government donations to Cuba over the past two decades

South Africa’s AfriForum is pressing for transparency to reveal all government donations to Cuba over the past two decades

AfriForum in South Africa is pressing for transparency, using the Promotion of Access to Information Act, to reveal all government donations to Cuba.. Read More →
A 26-year-old man was stabbed to death at Omuthiya

A 26-year-old man was stabbed to death at Omuthiya

A 26-year-old man died after he was allegedly stabbed to death by a 21-year-old suspect at Omuthiya. According to a crime report issued.. Read More →
The City of Cape Town says it is doing all it can to curb gang violence

The City of Cape Town says it is doing all it can to curb gang violence

The City of Cape Town says it is doing all it can to curb gang violence, including deploying additional operational resources like CCTV.. Read More →
32-year-old man arrested at Koës on Sunday for the alleged theft of 27 goats

32-year-old man arrested at Koës on Sunday for the alleged theft of 27 goats

The 32-year-old man arrested at Koës on Sunday for the alleged theft of 27 goats at Farm Ebenezer was granted bail of N$2.. Read More →
US stocks down amid uncertainty at home and abroad

US stocks down amid uncertainty at home and abroad

US stocks were down Wednesday after a turbulent day in Washington and in the Middle East. Meanwhile, investors continued to digest third-quarter earnings.. Read More →
The DA in South Africa says the Parliament fire report is deeply troubling and shows crucial deficiencies

The DA in South Africa says the Parliament fire report is deeply troubling and shows crucial deficiencies

The DA says the report on the fire that engulfed Parliament in January last year, demonstrates criminal negligence which led to the destruction.. Read More →
Teaching practicum stakeholder meeting takes place at UNAM southern campus

Teaching practicum stakeholder meeting takes place at UNAM southern campus

The University of Namibia Southern Campus held its first teaching practicum stakeholders’ engagement meeting. The meeting was held under the theme ‘Improving communication.. Read More →
US House of Representatives in stasis after second Speaker election defeat

US House of Representatives in stasis after second Speaker election defeat

US Congressman Jim Jordan has failed for the second time to win enough votes to become Speaker of the House of Representatives, leaving.. Read More →
An investigative report on National Assembly of South Africa fire has revealed the blaze could have been prevented

An investigative report on National Assembly of South Africa fire has revealed the blaze could have been prevented

An investigative report on the 2022 National Assembly of South Africa fire has revealed the blaze could have been prevented. Updating the media.. Read More →
UN Security Council rejects Gaza resolution

UN Security Council rejects Gaza resolution

Sally Patterson reports that the United States has vetoed a United Nations resolution on escalations in Gaza.The UN Security Council rejected a draft.. Read More →
10th edition of the International Festival of Freedom of Expression and the Press started in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso

10th edition of the International Festival of Freedom of Expression and the Press started in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso

The 10th edition of the International Festival of Freedom of Expression and the Press started in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. The Executive Director of.. Read More →
Telecom Namibia talks legislation and copper cable theft

Telecom Namibia talks legislation and copper cable theft

Telecom Namibia has embarked on a quest to engage key Government authorities with the aim to recommend for amendment of the legislation around.. Read More →
ANC secretary general has rejected claims of fear surrounding Public Enterprises minister

ANC secretary general has rejected claims of fear surrounding Public Enterprises minister

ANC secretary general Fikile Mbalula has rejected claims of fear surrounding Public Enterprises minister Pravin Gordhan in the party. He clarified various ministers,.. Read More →
Biden departs Israel promising support for Israelis and Palestinians

Biden departs Israel promising support for Israelis and Palestinians

Sarah Coates reports from Tel Aviv on the US President Joe Biden. He has left Israel after reaffirming support for Prime Minister Benjamin.. Read More →
Water ministry hosted a two-day Water Symposium for Northern Central Regions in the Oshana Region

Water ministry hosted a two-day Water Symposium for Northern Central Regions in the Oshana Region

The Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform hosted a two-day Water Symposium for Northern Central Regions in the Oshana Region. The Symposium.. Read More →
City of Windhoek, in collaboration with Unam, ministry of Education and Pamwenase College of Education, this morning gifted a new wheelchair

City of Windhoek, in collaboration with Unam, ministry of Education and Pamwenase College of Education, this morning gifted a new wheelchair

The City of Windhoek, in collaboration with Unam, ministry of Education and Pamwenase College of Education, this morning gifted a new wheelchair to.. Read More →
UK Spy Chief Warns Of ‘Epic Scale’ Of China Spying

UK Spy Chief Warns Of ‘Epic Scale’ Of China Spying

Simon Gaitán reports that the head of the UK’s domestic intelligence agency, warned of the “epic scale” of Chinese espionage in Britain. He.. Read More →
SA’s Student Financial Aid Scheme board has decided to terminate contracts with four direct payment service providers

SA’s Student Financial Aid Scheme board has decided to terminate contracts with four direct payment service providers

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme of South Africa’s board has decided to terminate contracts with four direct payment service providers, review supply.. Read More →
Erongo Police seek public assistance following robbery of elderly couple

Erongo Police seek public assistance following robbery of elderly couple

The Namibian police in the Erongo region are urging the public to provide any information related to a morning robbery targeting an elderly.. Read More →
Putin welcomes western diplomacy shift on Ukraine

Putin welcomes western diplomacy shift on Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin says he welcomes what he believes is a “less hawkish” Western stance on the war in Ukraine, and agreed.. Read More →
South Africa’s inflation rises to 5.4% in September

South Africa’s inflation rises to 5.4% in September

South Africa’s annual consumer price inflation ticked up to 5.4% in September from 4.8% in August, the second consecutive increase. Managing Director of.. Read More →
EU-Namibia Business Forum promotes collaboration

EU-Namibia Business Forum promotes collaboration

Chargé d’affaires of the European Union Delegation to Namibia, Gosia Lachut has announced that the EU-Namibia Business Forum will take place from 24.. Read More →
IPPR report flags NamCor crisis

IPPR report flags NamCor crisis

The Institute for Public Policy Research released its Quarterly Economic Review for the third quarter of 2023, which includes a special feature on.. Read More →
UK inflation holds at 6.7 percent

UK inflation holds at 6.7 percent

The rate of inflation in the UK remained unchanged at 6.7% in the year to September after two months of falls. Price rises.. Read More →
Nigeria Pangolin scales to combat wildlife trafficking

Nigeria Pangolin scales to combat wildlife trafficking

Nigeria has destroyed Pangolin scales worth 1.4 million dollars. The government says it’s a demonstration of its stand against trafficking and illegal trade,.. Read More →
President Geingob honored with Lifetime Achievement Award

President Geingob honored with Lifetime Achievement Award

President Hage Geingob received the African Energy Chamber 2023 Lifetime Achievement Award during the African Energy Week conference in Cape Town. The award.. Read More →
United Nations school hit in Gaza

United Nations school hit in Gaza

The United Nations says at least six people were killed on Tuesday afternoon when a UNRWA school was hit in Gaza’s middle area... Read More →
Devastating earthquakes in Afghanistan kill thousands

Devastating earthquakes in Afghanistan kill thousands

Nearly 1,500 people have been killed and another 66,000 have had their lives upended by a series of powerful earthquakes that have rocked.. Read More →
WHO condemns Gaza hospital attack

WHO condemns Gaza hospital attack

The World Health Organisation has condemned the attack on the Al Ahli Hospital in Gaza. Hundreds of people are feared dead after a.. Read More →
Health Ministry tackles antimicrobial resistance in veterinary medicines

Health Ministry tackles antimicrobial resistance in veterinary medicines

 The Ministry of Health and Social Services met with stakeholders to discuss rescheduling veterinary medicines. Executive Director of the ministry, Ben Nangombe emphasised.. Read More →
Government develops national employee wellness code

Government develops national employee wellness code

The Labour Ministry with support from the International Labour Organization, is developing a National Employee Wellness Code of Practice to enhance workplace health.. Read More →
South Africa’s Minister of Energy says the transition away from coal must be inclusive and fair

South Africa’s Minister of Energy says the transition away from coal must be inclusive and fair

Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy in South Africa Gwede Mantashe says the government is committed to a low-carbon transition but it needs.. Read More →
China’s economy grows slightly more than expected, but problems remain

China’s economy grows slightly more than expected, but problems remain

China’s economy is performing slightly better than expected, even though growth continues to slow. The latest official figures show the economy was four-point-nine.. Read More →
ActionSA demands immediate intervention as gang-related violence surges in the Western Cape

ActionSA demands immediate intervention as gang-related violence surges in the Western Cape

ActionSA demands immediate intervention as gang-related violence surges in the Western Cape, leaving residents vulnerable. According to the party, the discovery of a.. Read More →
President Hage Geingob says Namibia is currently a ‘hotbed’ for hydrocarbon prospecting

President Hage Geingob says Namibia is currently a ‘hotbed’ for hydrocarbon prospecting

President Hage Geingob yesterday stated that Namibia is currently a ‘hotbed’ for hydrocarbon prospecting with a share of 13 per cent of all.. Read More →
Oshikoto Region Governor has welcomed the consultation on the Development of the National Governance

Oshikoto Region Governor has welcomed the consultation on the Development of the National Governance

Oshikoto Region Governor Penda Ya Ndakolo has welcomed the consultation on the Development of the National Governance Report for Namibia by the African.. Read More →
The DA in South Africa raises the alarm over Eskom and Transnet failures leading to a debt crisis

The DA in South Africa raises the alarm over Eskom and Transnet failures leading to a debt crisis

The DA in South Africa calls for structural reform and creative public-private partnerships to address Eskom and Transnet’s financial challenges. The party is.. Read More →
US Republican Jim Jordan loses first House Speaker vote

US Republican Jim Jordan loses first House Speaker vote

Republican lawmaker Jim Jordan has lost the first round of voting to become Speaker of the House of Representatives. The far-right congressman is.. Read More →
Police minister of South Africa condems killing of a police officer north of Durban

Police minister of South Africa condems killing of a police officer north of Durban

Police minister Bheki Cele has condemned the killing of a police officer attached to the national intervention unit in Ntuzuma, north of Durban... Read More →
UN laments attack on one of its facilities

UN laments attack on one of its facilities

The United Nations says at least six people were killed on Tuesday afternoon when an UNRWA school was hit in Gaza’s middle area... Read More →
Fishrot accused Hatuikulipi suffers another blow in court

Fishrot accused Hatuikulipi suffers another blow in court

An application by one of the Fishrot suspects, former Investec Asset Management managing director, James Hatuikulipi, challenging a restraint order by the Prosecutor.. Read More →
Gaza death toll rises to 3,000, ahead of expected Israeli ground offensive

Gaza death toll rises to 3,000, ahead of expected Israeli ground offensive

Ross Cullen in Tel Aviv has the latest on the expected Israeli ground offensive. It indicates that the Palestinian health ministry counted the.. Read More →
Biden’s trip to show solidarity for Israel, push for humanitarian access for Palestinians

Biden’s trip to show solidarity for Israel, push for humanitarian access for Palestinians

U.S. President Biden has spoken to members of a Congressional delegation who’ve just returned from Israel. He is on his way there to.. Read More →
Labour ministry is developing a National Employee Wellness Code of Practice

Labour ministry is developing a National Employee Wellness Code of Practice

The Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment Creation ministry with support from the International Labour Organization, is developing a National Employee Wellness Code of.. Read More →
Amazon has announced that it will launch its South Arican based online store

Amazon has announced that it will launch its South Arican based online store

Amazon has announced that it will launch its South Arican based online store, Amazon.co.za in 2024. With more than 60% of sales in.. Read More →
Africa Report warns that Namibia’s ambitious hydrocarbon projects pose risks to tourism and biodiversity

Africa Report warns that Namibia’s ambitious hydrocarbon projects pose risks to tourism and biodiversity

The Africa Report warns that Namibia’s ambitious hydrocarbon and port expansion projects would accelerate economic growth, but poses risks to tourism and biodiversity... Read More →
Trump in court in NYC civil fraud trial

Trump in court in NYC civil fraud trial

Donald Trump is in court on Tuesday for his New York civil fraud trial. The former US president is accused of overstating the.. Read More →
The DA in South Africa claims the Auditor General report exposes the Communication Department’s self-inflicted deterioration

The DA in South Africa claims the Auditor General report exposes the Communication Department’s self-inflicted deterioration

DA spokesperson Natasha Mazzone says the recent Auditor General report exposes the Communication Department’s self-imposed degeneration. The report indicated the South African Post.. Read More →
Walvis Bay Municipality conducted session on the Strategic Implementation Plan for Local Economic Development for stakeholders

Walvis Bay Municipality conducted session on the Strategic Implementation Plan for Local Economic Development for stakeholders

Walvis Bay’s Municipality conducted a Stakeholder Engagement session on the Strategic Implementation Plan for Local Economic Development. The initiative aims to address the.. Read More →
Namibia Statistics Agency refutes Sms’s being circulated regarding payment through a portal

Namibia Statistics Agency refutes Sms’s being circulated regarding payment through a portal

The Namibia Statistics Agency says they have taken note of an  Sms’s being circulated indicating that people who have been working for them.. Read More →
FlyNamibia appoints first female captain

FlyNamibia appoints first female captain

FlyNamibia has announced Captain Elsa Martin as their first female Captain in the airline. Here is Andre Compion, the Managing Director of FlyNamibia... Read More →
Poland’s Law and Justice Party fails to secure majority

Poland’s Law and Justice Party fails to secure majority

Poland’s ruling Law and Justice party won the most votes in the national election but fell short of securing majority seats in parliament,.. Read More →
Walvis Bay engages stakeholders for economic plan

Walvis Bay engages stakeholders for economic plan

The Walvis Bay Municipality conducted a Stakeholder Engagement session on the Strategic Implementation Plan for Local Economic Development. The initiative aims to address.. Read More →
Europe shaken by Brussels attack

Europe shaken by Brussels attack

French President Emmanuel Macron says Europe has been shaken after two Swedish nationals were shot dead in Brussels, Belgium, last night... Read More →
Nigeria gives UN 30-day ultimatum

Nigeria gives UN 30-day ultimatum

Nigeria has given a 30-day ultimatum to the United Nations to provide a detailed account of all the funds received in Nigeria’s name.. Read More →
Namibia Statistics Agency flags payment portal scam

Namibia Statistics Agency flags payment portal scam

The Namibia Statistics Agency says they have noted SMSs being circulated saying that people who have been working for them will get paid.. Read More →
Havana informal areas electrification project launched in Windhoek

Havana informal areas electrification project launched in Windhoek

The official inauguration of the Havana Informal Areas Electrification Project was held today. Over the next five years, the project’s goal is to.. Read More →
FAO Director urges access to green spaces in urban areas by 2050

FAO Director urges access to green spaces in urban areas by 2050

Zhimin Wu, Director of FAO’s Forestry Division has warned that with two thirds of the world population projected to live in urban areas.. Read More →
South Africa to redirect grey vehicle imports to Maputo

South Africa to redirect grey vehicle imports to Maputo

The South African automotive industry, along with government entities and Grindrod, is developing a plan to redirect imports of grey and used vehicles,.. Read More →
WHO launches guidance for mental health rights and legislation

WHO launches guidance for mental health rights and legislation

The World Health Organization and the Office of the High Commissioner on Human Rights jointly launched a new guidance, titled “Mental Health, Human.. Read More →
UN urges immediate aid amid Gaza humanitarian crisis

UN urges immediate aid amid Gaza humanitarian crisis

Amid a deepening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where essential supplies and even body bags have reportedly run out, the UN’s top aid official,.. Read More →
India’s top court declines legalization of same-sex marriage

India’s top court declines legalization of same-sex marriage

India’s Supreme Court declined to legalise same-sex marriage, saying it does not have the power to do so. The court instead accepted the.. Read More →
Salva Kiir to host Sudan leaders for peace talks

Salva Kiir to host Sudan leaders for peace talks

South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir says he will host representatives of Sudanese political leaders in the capital, Juba, in a bid to end.. Read More →
Namibia hosts inaugural Regional Water Symposium 

Namibia hosts inaugural Regional Water Symposium 

The Ministry of Agriculture, Water, and Land Reform is organising the inaugural Namibia Regional Water Symposium, running from today until 18 October 2023,.. Read More →
Geingob to receive award at African Energy Week

Geingob to receive award at African Energy Week

President Hage Geingob is attending the African Energy Week conference in Cape Town, where he will deliver the opening keynote address. He is.. Read More →
National Petroleum Corporation responds to reports of Cabinet Rejected its bailout proposal

National Petroleum Corporation responds to reports of Cabinet Rejected its bailout proposal

Cabinet has Rejected NAMCOR’s bailout proposal. They say there have been informal and formal engagement with shareholder ministries such as the Ministry of.. Read More →
Eastern Cape Police Commissioner has issued a stern warning to communities on crime

Eastern Cape Police Commissioner has issued a stern warning to communities on crime

Eastern Cape Police Commissioner Nomthetheleli Mene has issued a stern warning to communities that one cannot resolve crime by committing a crime. This.. Read More →
Putin visits China as Hamas-Israel conflict may upstage China’s Belt and Road party

Putin visits China as Hamas-Israel conflict may upstage China’s Belt and Road party

President Putin is in China, Russia’s main ally, along with senior politicians of 130 countries who are there to celebrate the tenth anniversary.. Read More →
MTC to fork out over 12 million for investments

MTC to fork out over 12 million for investments

Mobile Telecommunications Limited announced that it will fork out N$12.5 million for the financial year 2023/2024 towards corporate social investment projects around the.. Read More →
48.9-percent of the South African population will not have enough food to eat by 2025

48.9-percent of the South African population will not have enough food to eat by 2025

A total of 48.9-percent of the South African population will not have enough food to eat by 2025. This is according to the.. Read More →
Malaysia Pulls Out of Frankfurt Book Fair Over Israeli Support

Malaysia Pulls Out of Frankfurt Book Fair Over Israeli Support

Malaysia’s Ministry of Education has pulled out of a book fair that was due to take place in Frankfurt later this month. It.. Read More →
Agriculture Ministry plans to install 20 boreholes in Oshikoto

Agriculture Ministry plans to install 20 boreholes in Oshikoto

The Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform’s head of rural water supply and sanitation in Oshikoto, said they plan to install 20.. Read More →
US chain Rite Aid files for bankruptcy

US chain Rite Aid files for bankruptcy

US retailer Rite Aid has filed for bankruptcy following falling sales and opioid-related lawsuits. The pharmacy chain says it has obtained $3.45 billion.. Read More →
SA’s Axed Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane has joined the EFF

SA’s Axed Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane has joined the EFF

SA’s Axed Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane has joined the EFF, saying she enters politics not for positions or that she is disgruntled. This.. Read More →
Court acquits Amukwelele on rape, kidnapping charges

Court acquits Amukwelele on rape, kidnapping charges

Katutura Magistrate’s Court acquitted City Police officer, Fabian Amukwelele on rape and kidnapping charges. Amukwelele, who at the time of his arrest in.. Read More →
Israel troop build-up intensifies amid growing humanitarian crisis

Israel troop build-up intensifies amid growing humanitarian crisis

Israel continues to prepare for the next stage of its conflict against Hamas, with troop build-up intensifying ahead of an expected ground invasion.. Read More →
President of South Africa Cyril Ramaphosa says the country has turned a corner concerning load-shedding

President of South Africa Cyril Ramaphosa says the country has turned a corner concerning load-shedding

ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa says the country has turned a definite corner as far as load-shedding is concerned, and levels and frequency of.. Read More →
A woman and her three friends were robbed in Windhoek

A woman and her three friends were robbed in Windhoek

A woman and her three friends were, on Friday, robbed after three suspects smashed their car window and gained entrance to the victim’s.. Read More →
Australia fines X for ‘falling short’ responding to child sex abuse questions

Australia fines X for ‘falling short’ responding to child sex abuse questions

Australia has fined social media platform X for failing to adequately respond to questions about how it handles content that sexually exploits children... Read More →
Germany’s Scholz to visit Israel and Egypt this week

Germany’s Scholz to visit Israel and Egypt this week

Reuters reports that the German Chancellor Olaf Scholz will visit Israel and then Egypt as Western nations try to prevent the Middle East.. Read More →
City of Tshwane is joining the global commemoration in addressing food security challenges

City of Tshwane is joining the global commemoration in addressing food security challenges

In honour of World Food Day, SA’s City of Tshwane is joining the global commemoration in addressing food security challenges exacerbated by Covid-19.. Read More →
UK PM Says At Least 6 British Citizens were killed in Hamas’ attack on Israel

UK PM Says At Least 6 British Citizens were killed in Hamas’ attack on Israel

Simon Gaitán reports on the UK Prime Minister who says that at least six British Citizens have been killed in Hamas’ attack on.. Read More →
Liberia presidential election likely heading to run-off

Liberia presidential election likely heading to run-off

Liberia’s presidential election looked likely to go into a run-off after nearly complete provisional results on Monday showed President George Weah and opposition.. Read More →
Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa has highlighted the importance of collaboration to unlock the full potential of green hydrogen

Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa has highlighted the importance of collaboration to unlock the full potential of green hydrogen

The Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa has highlighted the importance of collaboration to unlock the full potential of green hydrogen. Speaking at.. Read More →
Namibia experiences decrease in new vehicle demand for month number 3

Namibia experiences decrease in new vehicle demand for month number 3

Demand for new vehicles in Namibia has decreased for the 3rd consecutive month, down by 3.7% month-on-month in September 2023, compared to -13.2%.. Read More →
Sven Thieme selected as Top International Executive Chairman of the Year

Sven Thieme selected as Top International Executive Chairman of the Year

Sven Thieme, Executive Chairman of the Ohlthaver & List Group, has been selected as Top International Executive Chairman of the Year for 2023.. Read More →
UN in desperate negotiations to get aid into Gaza

UN in desperate negotiations to get aid into Gaza

The United Nations says every effort is being made to get aid supplies into Gaza. And as Jody Jacobs reports from New York,.. Read More →
Assets are preserved in the SA’s National Lotteries Commission corruption case

Assets are preserved in the SA’s National Lotteries Commission corruption case

The National Prosecuting Authority’s Asset Forfeiture Unit and Special Investigating Unit have secured a preservation order to safeguard assets connected to corruption at.. Read More →
International Day for the Eradication of Poverty celebrated

International Day for the Eradication of Poverty celebrated

Today is the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, celebrated this year under the theme “Decent Work and Social Protection: Putting Dignity.. Read More →
MTC invests N$12.5 million in social initiatives

MTC invests N$12.5 million in social initiatives

MTC has announced their corporate social investment projects to 12 different entities in Namibia in the amount of N$12.5 Million. The telco said they measure the.. Read More →
UN peacekeepers investigated for misconduct in DRC

UN peacekeepers investigated for misconduct in DRC

An investigation into the misconduct of UN peacekeepers in the Democratic Republic of Congo has commenced. The group of soldiers who are accused.. Read More →
Namibia celebrates World Food Day 2023

Namibia celebrates World Food Day 2023

World Food Day is observed each year on 16 October. The day promotes worldwide awareness and action for those who suffer from hunger... Read More →
Office of the Prime Minister launches Food Voucher System in Okatana

Office of the Prime Minister launches Food Voucher System in Okatana

The Office of the Prime Minister has launched a Commodity and Beneficiary Management Information System and introduced a food voucher system in the.. Read More →
Disney celebrates a century of magical entertainment

Disney celebrates a century of magical entertainment

The Walt Disney Company is 100 years old today – marking the start by brothers Walt and Roy Disney on October 16th, 1923... Read More →
 Tsumeb announces Copper Festival

 Tsumeb announces Copper Festival

The annual Tsumeb Copper Festival will take place from 1 to 4 November this year, under the theme ‘Empowering entrepreneurship for a sustainable.. Read More →
Cancer Association highlights barriers to early breast cancer detection

Cancer Association highlights barriers to early breast cancer detection

The Cancer Association of Namibia says women in many settings face barriers to early breast cancer detection, including social, economic, geographic and other.. Read More →
Putin tresses Palestinian State recognition

Putin tresses Palestinian State recognition

Russian President Vladimir Putin admitted Israel has right to self-defence, but stressed Palestine needs recognition as a state. While he acknowledged the latest.. Read More →
SA police hunt for ‘fake doctor’ who escaped custody

SA police hunt for ‘fake doctor’ who escaped custody

Police in South Africa have launched a manhunt for an escaped suspect accused of pretending to be a doctor. The BBC reports that.. Read More →
FAO reveals solutions for sustainable food production on World Food Day

FAO reveals solutions for sustainable food production on World Food Day

As we celebrate World Food Day today, the UN Food and Agriculture Organization has shared information about the latest technical innovations that countries.. Read More →
Uganda and DRC announce visa-free travel

Uganda and DRC announce visa-free travel

Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo have agreed to mutually abolish visa requirements to allow visa-free travel between each country. The agreement,.. Read More →
Namibia and South Africa launch Business Council

Namibia and South Africa launch Business Council

Namibia and South Africa have agreed to set up the Namibia-South Africa Business Council to serve as a Public-Private Sector platform to coordinate.. Read More →
Otjimbingwe community meets to tackle unemployment

Otjimbingwe community meets to tackle unemployment

The community in Otjimbingwe and nearby farms held a meeting to address socioeconomic development challenges. About 80% of young residents are unemployed and.. Read More →
Vladimir Putin visiting China as friendship with Xi Jinping deepens

Vladimir Putin visiting China as friendship with Xi Jinping deepens

President Xi Jinping of China is getting ready to receive President Vladimir Putin, for the Russian leader’s first trip outside the former Soviet.. Read More →
Water and Sanitation minister of South Africa says government has to ensure that the decline of municipalities is not the decline of water provision

Water and Sanitation minister of South Africa says government has to ensure that the decline of municipalities is not the decline of water provision

Water and Sanitation minister of South Africa, Senzo Mchunu says government has to ensure that the decline of municipalities is not the decline.. Read More →
Another child died by suicide this weekend

Another child died by suicide this weekend

Another child died by suicide this weekend, allegedly after he was accused of deleting the WhatsApp application from his father’s cellphone. The 12-year-old.. Read More →
Japan PM faces lowest public support yet

Japan PM faces lowest public support yet

Japan’s Prime Minister is facing pressure as his cabinet’s approval rating drops to its lowest level during his term. About 32 percent of.. Read More →
KwaZulu-Natal Department of Cooperative Governance says all disaster management centres have been activated

KwaZulu-Natal Department of Cooperative Governance says all disaster management centres have been activated

The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs says all disaster management centres have been activated, to monitor the weather pattern and.. Read More →
Man found in possession of drugs valued at close to 100 thousand dollars

Man found in possession of drugs valued at close to 100 thousand dollars

A 37-year-old Namibian man was on Friday arrested after he was found in possession of drugs valued at N$ 99 250 in Swakopmund.. Read More →
Kunene Local Authority’s Forum finalizes two day leadership training

Kunene Local Authority’s Forum finalizes two day leadership training

The Kunene Local Authority’s Forum hosted a two day leadership training at the Khorixas Town hall. Opuwo, Outjo, Kamanjab and Khorixas Councillors and.. Read More →
The ANC’s National Executive Committee is concerned by the deteriorating state of municipalities

The ANC’s National Executive Committee is concerned by the deteriorating state of municipalities

Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs minister of South Africa,Thembi Nkadimeng, says governance has regressed massively in municipalities, especially in metros. She spoke on.. Read More →
28-year-old Namibian male arrested after he was found in possession of a rhino horn

28-year-old Namibian male arrested after he was found in possession of a rhino horn

A 28-year-old Namibian male was arrested on Friday  after he was found in possession of a rhino horn valued at N$300 000 at.. Read More →
Major concern for humanitarian needs as Israel continues attacks on Gaza………

Major concern for humanitarian needs as Israel continues attacks on Gaza………

The UN’s Secretary-General warned on Sunday that we are on verge of the abyss in the Middle East, as he made humanitarian appeals... Read More →
Western Cape police have launched an investigation into the fatal shooting of three men

Western Cape police have launched an investigation into the fatal shooting of three men

Western Cape police have launched an investigation into the fatal shooting of three men in Nyanga, Cape Town, yesterday afternoon. The three were.. Read More →
Geingob calls for end of killing between Israel and Palestine

Geingob calls for end of killing between Israel and Palestine

President Hage Geingob has called on Israel and Palestine, including Hamas to desist from any horrific acts of violence that target civilians, leading.. Read More →

Russian President Vladimir Putin admitted Israel has right to self-defence, but stressed Palestine needs recognition as a state. Daria Bondarchuk reports from Moscow.. Read More →
Egyptian opposition candidate ends campaign for presidential poll

Egyptian opposition candidate ends campaign for presidential poll

Reuters reports that the most prominent potential challenger to Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi in elections scheduled for December announced on Friday he.. Read More →
International Relations and Cooperation minister of South Africa, has called for a boycott of goods originating from Israel

International Relations and Cooperation minister of South Africa, has called for a boycott of goods originating from Israel

International Relations and Cooperation minister of South Africa, Naledi Pandor, has called for a boycott of goods originating from Israel, citing the ongoing.. Read More →
US House Republicans nominate hardliner Jim Jordan for House Speaker

US House Republicans nominate hardliner Jim Jordan for House Speaker

US House Republicans have nominated hardliner Jim Jordan for Speaker of the House of Representatives. Nick Harper reports from Washington that he’s aiming.. Read More →
Thousands stage largest anti-Israeli march in Morocco since normalisation

Thousands stage largest anti-Israeli march in Morocco since normalisation

Reuters reports that thousands marched in Rabat Morocco on Sunday in support of Palestinians under siege in Gaza, in the biggest anti-Israeli protest.. Read More →
City of Cape Town says Airports Company South Africa has already done a great deal of planning on developments

City of Cape Town says Airports Company South Africa has already done a great deal of planning on developments

The City of Cape Town says Airports Company South Africa has already done a great deal of planning on developments at the city’s.. Read More →
President Geingob surprises Windhoek’s Single Quarters…

President Geingob surprises Windhoek’s Single Quarters…

President Hage Geingob recently visited a popular spot in Windhoek’s Single Quarters. The Bix Car Wash visit during lunch hours on Sunday surprized.. Read More →
Namibia-South Africa business forum in the capital talks green hydrogen and economic collaboration

Namibia-South Africa business forum in the capital talks green hydrogen and economic collaboration

James Mnyupe, Namibia’s green hydrogen commissioner, during the Namibia-South Africa business forum in the capital said green hydrogen will set the stage for.. Read More →

Thousands of colourful fans crammed into the Hage Geingob Stadium in Windhoek on Saturday to support the epic Namibia Premier Football League clash.. Read More →
#Microsoft completes $69bn Activision Blizzard, beating antitrust concerns  …..

#Microsoft completes $69bn Activision Blizzard, beating antitrust concerns …..

Microsoft has completed its largest ever deal with the acquisition of video game publisher Activision Blizzard for $69 billion dollars. Our US correspondent.. Read More →
SA’s Freedom Front Plus has condemned president Cyril Ramaphosa’s stance on Palestine

SA’s Freedom Front Plus has condemned president Cyril Ramaphosa’s stance on Palestine

The Freedom Front Plus in South Africa has condemned president Cyril Ramaphosa’s stance on Palestine after he said Israel’s actions, following last weekend’s.. Read More →
Otjombinde Farmers Association chairperson says shows are not merely money-making platforms for farmers

Otjombinde Farmers Association chairperson says shows are not merely money-making platforms for farmers

Otjombinde’s Farmers Association chairperson says shows are not merely money-making platforms for farmers but also a platform to learn and grow. Jerry Kazapua.. Read More →
One police officer convicted in Elijah McClain death

One police officer convicted in Elijah McClain death

A Colorado police officer has been found guilty of criminally negligent homicide in the death of Black man Elijah McClain in 2019. Ira.. Read More →
UN warns humanitarian situation in Gaza now “dire”………

UN warns humanitarian situation in Gaza now “dire”………

The World Food Programme is warning that the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip is “dire” after Israel said it will not life.. Read More →
The Government of South Africa establishes economic infrastructure task teams to fight economic sabotage

The Government of South Africa establishes economic infrastructure task teams to fight economic sabotage

President Cyril Ramaphosa says as part of the strengthened effort to combat economic sabotage, the South African Police Service has established 20 Economic.. Read More →
SA confirms the Hammanskraal cholera outbreak has seen zero new cases in 90 days

SA confirms the Hammanskraal cholera outbreak has seen zero new cases in 90 days

Minister of Health Joe Phaahla has confirmed there have been no cholera cases in more than three months following the outbreak in Hammanskraal,.. Read More →
Otjiwarongo issues eviction notices to illegal farmers

Otjiwarongo issues eviction notices to illegal farmers

Otjiwarongo’s Municipality confirmed the issuance of eviction notices to livestock and crop farmers allegedly conducting illegal farming activities around the town. The town’s.. Read More →

Israel’s defence chief has admitted there were security failures in the military response to Saturday’s attack by Hamas. His comments came as the.. Read More →
US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken visits Israel

US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken visits Israel

Benji Hyer reports on the US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken who has reasserted the United States’s support for Israel during his visit.. Read More →
ANC secretary-general issues warning to provincial leaders against removing mayors without his approval

ANC secretary-general issues warning to provincial leaders against removing mayors without his approval

ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula has issued a warning to provincial leaders against removing mayors without his approval. News24 reports, Mbalula penned a letter.. Read More →
US to re-freeze $6bn of Iranian assets

US to re-freeze $6bn of Iranian assets

The Biden administration is re-freezing $6bn of Iranian assets amid Tehran’s continued support of Hamas, in the wake of the group’s attack on.. Read More →
SABC announced the implementation of contingency measures after a fire in its radio building

SABC announced the implementation of contingency measures after a fire in its radio building

The SABC headquarters in Auckland Park, Johannesburg, has announced the implementation of contingency measures, saying all employees are safe after a fire in.. Read More →
Activists acquitted as prosecution fails

Activists acquitted as prosecution fails

Activists Michael Amushelelo and Dimbulukeni Nauyoma have been acquitted on all charges on which they were prosecuted in the Windhoek Magistrate’s Court in.. Read More →
Industrialisation and Trade ministry to host a Namibia-South Africa Business Forum in Windhoek…. #Activists acquitted as prosecution fails

Industrialisation and Trade ministry to host a Namibia-South Africa Business Forum in Windhoek…. #Activists acquitted as prosecution fails

The Ministry of Industrialisation and Trade will today host a Namibia-South Africa Business Forum in Windhoek on the margins of the 3rd Session.. Read More →
Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board forms strategic partnership with the Estonian Centre for International Development

Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board forms strategic partnership with the Estonian Centre for International Development

The Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board has formed a strategic partnership with the Estonian Centre for International Development. Here is the Executive.. Read More →
IOC suspends Russian Olympic Committee ‘with immediate effect’

IOC suspends Russian Olympic Committee ‘with immediate effect’

The International Olympic Committee has banned the Russian Olympic Committee “with immediate effect” for breaching the Olympic Charter. Our correspondent Daria Bondarchuk reports.. Read More →
SA’s Special Investigating Unit welcomes the High Court’s judgments regarding a security tender at the SABC

SA’s Special Investigating Unit welcomes the High Court’s judgments regarding a security tender at the SABC

SA’s Special Investigating Unit welcomes the High Court’s two judgments in Johannesburg regarding a security tender at the SABC. The first judgment annulled.. Read More →
Namibia and South Africa call for peace internationally

Namibia and South Africa call for peace internationally

Namibia and South Africa have called for the international community to settle ongoing conflicts across the world, including the independence of Western Sahara.. Read More →
Trade ministry launches nationwide awareness campaign on Metrology Act

Trade ministry launches nationwide awareness campaign on Metrology Act

The Industrialisation and Trade ministry has launched a nationwide awareness campaign on the Metrology Act, alongside providing training to Regional Liquor Licensing Committee.. Read More →
Russia targets grain storage facilities

Russia targets grain storage facilities

Russia unleashed drones overnight targeting Ukraine’s Odesa region damaging port infrastructure and grain storage facilities, according to the Ukrainian military. Megumi Lim reports... Read More →
Government launches Metrology Act awareness campaign

Government launches Metrology Act awareness campaign

The Ministry of Industrialisation and Trade has launched a nationwide awareness campaign on the Metrology Act, alongside providing training to Regional Liquor Licensing.. Read More →
UK records rise in antisemitic cases

UK records rise in antisemitic cases

A Jewish security group in the UK says it’s seen a 300% rise in antisemitic incidents after Hamas attacked Israel. Stuart Smith has.. Read More →
UN Peacekeepers suspended over sex abuse claims in DRC

UN Peacekeepers suspended over sex abuse claims in DRC

The UN peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo says it has suspended some of its peacekeepers in response to reports of.. Read More →
South African and Namibian Presidents to strengthen ties

South African and Namibian Presidents to strengthen ties

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa will co-chair the third bi-national commission with Namibian counterpart Hage Geingob in Windhoek tomorrow in a bid to.. Read More →
Africa loses billion to illicit financial flows

Africa loses billion to illicit financial flows

Erongo Governor Neville Andre Itope, speaking at an annual workshop of anti-corruption agency heads in the SADC region, highlighted the annual loss of.. Read More →
Namcor sets record strait on Mulunga’s suspension

Namcor sets record strait on Mulunga’s suspension

Suspended Managing Director of the National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia, Immanuel Mulunga, according to media reports, is expected to return to work, as.. Read More →
Agencies support push to eradicate polio

Agencies support push to eradicate polio

The World Health Organization and UNICEF are dedicated to using polio funding to eradicate the disease, improve the delivery of childhood vaccines, and.. Read More →
Zimbabwe opposition denies expelling its leader

Zimbabwe opposition denies expelling its leader

Zimbabwe’s main opposition party, the Citizen’s Coalition for Change, has rebuffed reports that its president, Nelson Chamisa, has been expelled from the party... Read More →
Israel continues Gaza airstrikes

Israel continues Gaza airstrikes

Israel says fresh air strikes have been targeting Hamas’s network of tunnels in Gaza after terrorist attacks at the weekend. US Secretary of.. Read More →
Ugandan lawmakers reject contraceptive proposal

Ugandan lawmakers reject contraceptive proposal

Ugandan lawmakers have opposed a proposal by the government to have 15-year-old girls on contraceptives, calling the idea ‘ungodly.’ A new report shows.. Read More →
South Africa’s Ramaphosa offers help in Israel-Gaza conflict

South Africa’s Ramaphosa offers help in Israel-Gaza conflict

South African President, Cyril Ramaphosa is calling for the immediate and unconditional opening of humanitarian corridors as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict continues to escalate... Read More →
City urges informal traders to comply with regulations

City urges informal traders to comply with regulations

At the 7th Windhoek Mayoral Business Forum, Deputy Head for Administration Adam Eiseb said unregulated activities by informal traders are causing a range of.. Read More →
Government commits to agricultural investment in Zambezi region

Government commits to agricultural investment in Zambezi region

The government is dedicated to boosting agricultural investment in the Zambezi Region, taking advantage of its fertile land and support from traditional authorities... Read More →
India launches repatriation operations for citizens in Israel

India launches repatriation operations for citizens in Israel

India on Thursday is starting its repatriation operations to bring back citizens in Israel who want to return home amid the conflict. There.. Read More →
National Energy Regulator of South Africa says the Electricity Regulation Amendment Bill will hopefully resolve the challenge of electricity distribution

National Energy Regulator of South Africa says the Electricity Regulation Amendment Bill will hopefully resolve the challenge of electricity distribution

The National Energy Regulator of South Africa says the Electricity Regulation Amendment Bill will hopefully resolve the challenge of electricity distribution. The bill.. Read More →
Nandi-Ndaitwah calls on SADC to jointly fight malaria

Nandi-Ndaitwah calls on SADC to jointly fight malaria

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah says it has become costly to combat malaria, hence the need.. Read More →
India-China hold 20th round of talks to resolve border crisis

India-China hold 20th round of talks to resolve border crisis

At the 20th round of military-level talks, India and China have agreed to hold further negotiations to resolve the border conflict. The latest.. Read More →
South African National Health Council will today convene a meeting to address the state of the public healthcare system

South African National Health Council will today convene a meeting to address the state of the public healthcare system

The South African National Health Council will today convene a meeting to address the state of the public healthcare system. Health minister Joe.. Read More →
Ondangwa Annual Cleaning & Awareness campaign kicks off this Friday

Ondangwa Annual Cleaning & Awareness campaign kicks off this Friday

In order to sensitize communities on benefits of taking care of the environment in which they live, the Ondangwa Town council hosting yet.. Read More →
More presumed human remains found from Titan

More presumed human remains found from Titan

More presumed human remains have been recovered from the Titan submersible which imploded on a descent to the Titanic shipwreck, killing all five.. Read More →
Institute of Race Relations says South Africa does need a new expropriation law

Institute of Race Relations says South Africa does need a new expropriation law

The Institute of Race Relations says South Africa does need a new expropriation law, but the present Expropriation Bill is unconstitutional, undermines property.. Read More →
Hostel nearing completion at Liselo Combined School

Hostel nearing completion at Liselo Combined School

The construction of the Liselo Combined School hostel in the Katima Mulilo rural constituency of the Zambezi Region is nearing completion. It began.. Read More →
Sam Bankman-Fried’s former colleague and ex-girlfriend testifies

Sam Bankman-Fried’s former colleague and ex-girlfriend testifies

The former colleague and ex-girlfriend of FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried has testified against him in a New York court. Caroline Ellison is considered.. Read More →
City of Tshwane says its employees will no longer receive their 13th cheque next month

City of Tshwane says its employees will no longer receive their 13th cheque next month

The City of Tshwane says its employees will no longer receive their 13th cheque next month as usual but rather over three months... Read More →
American national wants two-year sentence in Heckmair case

American national wants two-year sentence in Heckmair case

American citizen Kevan Townsend, convicted of murdering André Heckmair, asked the court to sentence him to seven years imprisonment, of which five years.. Read More →
UN calls for humanitarian corridor in Gaza as US tries to negotiate “safe passage” for civilians

UN calls for humanitarian corridor in Gaza as US tries to negotiate “safe passage” for civilians

From Washington, Simon Marks reports that the United Nations is calling for the creation of a humanitarian corridor that will provide protection for.. Read More →
South Africa’s Automobile Association slammed the government’s approach to Transport Month

South Africa’s Automobile Association slammed the government’s approach to Transport Month

South Africa’s Automobile Association the government’s approach to Transport Month, labelling it as ineffective. The AA claims while the month is launched with.. Read More →
Parliament descends into chaos, Nujoma apologises

Parliament descends into chaos, Nujoma apologises

The National Assembly descended into chaos on Tuesday after the Minister of Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment Creation, Utoni Nujoma, made a statement.. Read More →
11 UN staff killed in Gaza

11 UN staff killed in Gaza

Jody Jacobs reports from New York that at least 11 UN staff members have been killed in Gaza as fighting there continues to.. Read More →
SA’s Public Enterprises minister appoints inaugural board of directors for the Transnet National Port Authority

SA’s Public Enterprises minister appoints inaugural board of directors for the Transnet National Port Authority

SA’s Public Enterprises minister Pravin Gordhan has appointed the inaugural board of directors for the Transnet National Port Authority. This move is a.. Read More →
NamCor announces unleaded petrol shortage

NamCor announces unleaded petrol shortage

The National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia’s Manager Of Marketing, Communications, and Public Relations, Paulo Coelho has confirmed that while they are experiencing a.. Read More →
President Hage Geingob visits to the Erongo Region’s Green Hydrogen sites

President Hage Geingob visits to the Erongo Region’s Green Hydrogen sites

President Hage Geingob alongside senior government officials, undertook a visit to the Erongo Region. In this familiarisation tour,he assessed progress on multiple green.. Read More →
More than 300 cases of GBV recorded in Oshikoto since January 2023

More than 300 cases of GBV recorded in Oshikoto since January 2023

The Oshikoto Region has recorded 305 Gender-Based Violence cases between January and September this year, with 201 suspects arrested in connection with the.. Read More →
Gauteng Education Department has officially confirmed there is no record of a National Senior Certificate for fake TikTok doctor

Gauteng Education Department has officially confirmed there is no record of a National Senior Certificate for fake TikTok doctor

The Gauteng Education Department has officially confirmed there is no record of a National Senior Certificate for fake TikTok doctor Matthew Lani. This.. Read More →
U.S Republican lawmakers narrowly nominate Steve Scalise for Speaker

U.S Republican lawmakers narrowly nominate Steve Scalise for Speaker

Kate Fisher reports from Washington on the Republican lawmakers in the US have nominated Steve Scalise as their choice to become Speaker of.. Read More →
South African Poultry Association says it plans to divert eggs meant for export

South African Poultry Association says it plans to divert eggs meant for export

The South African Poultry Association says it plans to divert eggs meant for export into various retail store shelves because of the shortage.. Read More →
Cancer Association of Namibia launches Wings Of Change Campaign

Cancer Association of Namibia launches Wings Of Change Campaign

In support of Pink October, the Cancer Association of Namibia launched its Wings Of Change Campaign. In Namibia, breast cancer holds the unfortunate.. Read More →
South Africa to host Global Alcohol Policy Conference

South Africa to host Global Alcohol Policy Conference

South Africa is preparing to host the seventh Global Alcohol Policy Conference at the Cape Town International Convention Centre next week. This is.. Read More →
Pope calls on Hamas to release hostages

Pope calls on Hamas to release hostages

Pope Francis has urged Hamas to release all of the hostages its militants took during deadly attacks in Israel in recent days. The.. Read More →
Namibia launches iSecureBot

Namibia launches iSecureBot

The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology and Salt Essential IT have officially launched the first-ever iSecureBot, a WhatsApp Info Bot that provides.. Read More →
Statistician General gives Census update

Statistician General gives Census update

During a media briefing today on the progress of the 2023 Population and Housing Census, the Namibia Statistics Agency Statistician General, Alex Shimuafeni revealed.. Read More →
Google to eliminate the use of passwords

Google to eliminate the use of passwords

Google is looking to make passwords obsolete by prompting users to create passkeys to unlock accounts and devices with a fingerprint, face scan,.. Read More →
United Nations: Poverty driving child soldiers and early marriages

United Nations: Poverty driving child soldiers and early marriages

Virginia Gamba, the UN Special Representative for Children and Armed Conflict warns that poverty and lack of education are pushing boys into joining.. Read More →
US-funded NGOs slow South Africa’s economic development

US-funded NGOs slow South Africa’s economic development

South African Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe says non-governmental organisations funded by US philanthropic groups are stifling economic development, particularly in opposing oil exploration... Read More →
India to conduct another space mission test

India to conduct another space mission test

India plans to conduct a critical test this month as part of its plans to launch a manned space mission by the end.. Read More →
EU warns Musk about ‘X’ disseminating ‘disinformation’ after Hamas attack

EU warns Musk about ‘X’ disseminating ‘disinformation’ after Hamas attack

The EU has warned Elon Musk that X is being used to spread “disinformation” after Hamas’ attack on Israel. The bloc’s industry chief.. Read More →
Namibia celebrates International Day of the Girl Child

Namibia celebrates International Day of the Girl Child

Today is the International Day of the Girl Child. A day that supports opportunities for girls and increases awareness of gender inequality faced.. Read More →
Families sue TotalEnergies over Mozambique deaths

Families sue TotalEnergies over Mozambique deaths

Three survivors and four relatives of victims from a terrorist attack in Mozambique have filed a lawsuit against the French multinational oil company.. Read More →
SA’s Ramaphosa to join Namibia for bilateral commission session

SA’s Ramaphosa to join Namibia for bilateral commission session

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa will visit Namibia for the 3rd Session of the Namibia-South Africa Bi-National Commission, co-chaired by President Hage Geingob... Read More →
President Geingob’s visit to Erongo advances green industrialisation agenda

President Geingob’s visit to Erongo advances green industrialisation agenda

President Hage Geingob, accompanied by senior government officials, is undertaking a visit to the Erongo Region. During this visit, the President will engage.. Read More →
Modi-Netanyahu speak on the phone, India says it ‘stands by Israel’………

Modi-Netanyahu speak on the phone, India says it ‘stands by Israel’………

India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi has expressed support for Israel, after speaking to Benjamin Netanyahu on the phone. Neha Poonia reports that India.. Read More →
AgriSA’s annual congress is set to address pressing challenges in the agricultural sector

AgriSA’s annual congress is set to address pressing challenges in the agricultural sector

AgriSA’s annual congress is set to address pressing challenges in the agricultural sector. The event scheduled for tomorrow and Friday at Emperors Palace.. Read More →
Top US diplomat set for Israel trip

Top US diplomat set for Israel trip

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is traveling to Israel to offer Washington’s support following the Hamas attack that killed more than 1,000.. Read More →
Katima Mulilo Urban Constituency Councillor wants improved service delivery in his constituency

Katima Mulilo Urban Constituency Councillor wants improved service delivery in his constituency

Katima Mulilo Urban Constituency Councillor Kennedy Simasiku says although there has been progress in his constituency, there is still a need to improve.. Read More →
Western Cape premier have expressed concern at the latest statistics from the Court Watching Brief Unit

Western Cape premier have expressed concern at the latest statistics from the Court Watching Brief Unit

Western Cape premier Alan Winde and MEC of Police Oversight and Community Safety Reagen Allen have expressed concern at the latest statistics from.. Read More →
ActionSA says it is gravely concerned about the financial status of the City of Johannesburg

ActionSA says it is gravely concerned about the financial status of the City of Johannesburg

ActionSA in Johannesburg says it is gravely concerned about the financial status of the City of Johannesburg. It says with a budget of.. Read More →
SA’s Energy minister calls for an investigation into the multiple resignations of executives from several state-owned enterprises

SA’s Energy minister calls for an investigation into the multiple resignations of executives from several state-owned enterprises

Mineral Resources and Energy minister Gwede Mantashe is calling for an investigation into the multiple resignations of executives from several state-owned enterprises. Transnet’s.. Read More →
Lack of sufficient information causes delays in GIPF payouts

Lack of sufficient information causes delays in GIPF payouts

Government Institutions Pension Fund Manager for Marketing Services says the delay in timely payments of benefits to members and beneficiaries can be attributed.. Read More →
Khomas Regional Council holds first annual regional career fair

Khomas Regional Council holds first annual regional career fair

Khomas region’s governor has urged learners to choose the career paths they want to pursue and cultivate the necessary skills to excel in.. Read More →
President Joe Biden says US “stands with Israel”………

President Joe Biden says US “stands with Israel”………

President Joe Biden insists the United States has Israel’s back, promising the country will get what it needs to “defend itself” amid an.. Read More →
UN Humanitarian chief says reports from the Middle East are “bone-chilling”

UN Humanitarian chief says reports from the Middle East are “bone-chilling”

In Jody Jacobs’ report from New York…The United Nations humanitarian chief, Martin Griffiths says the Israel-Palestine war has the entire region ‘at a.. Read More →
Health Professionals Council of South Africa is taking steps to address the growing problem of bogus doctors

Health Professionals Council of South Africa is taking steps to address the growing problem of bogus doctors

The Health Professionals Council of South Africa is taking steps to address the growing problem of bogus doctors infiltrating the healthcare system. This.. Read More →
Namibia has been awarded the 2023 winner for Best Stock Exchange Management

Namibia has been awarded the 2023 winner for Best Stock Exchange Management

The Namibian Stock Exchange has been awarded as the 2023 winner for Best Stock Exchange Management (Africa). The NSX was recognised for, amongst.. Read More →

William Denselow reports from UN headquarters in New York on Russia that has lost a vote to be reelected to the United Nations.. Read More →
Tehran says it was not involved in the Hamas group’s weekend attack on Israel

Tehran says it was not involved in the Hamas group’s weekend attack on Israel

In its report, Reuters says Tehran was not involved in the Hamas group’s weekend attack on Israel.  Iran’s top authority Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.. Read More →
South African Energy analyst contends that Eskom is in crisis

South African Energy analyst contends that Eskom is in crisis

South African Energy analyst Mthunzi Luthuli contends that Eskom is in crisis and urgently requires a sense of stability following the resignation of.. Read More →
Rent Control Bill is still undergoing a refinement process

Rent Control Bill is still undergoing a refinement process

The Urban and Rural Development Ministry says the Rent Control Bill is still undergoing a refinement process. We asked Cirrus Capital economist Robert.. Read More →
Bank of Namibia will now handle the licensing and regulation of payment service providers

Bank of Namibia will now handle the licensing and regulation of payment service providers

The Bank of Namibia will now handle the licensing and regulation of payment service providers instead of sharing the responsibility with the Payments.. Read More →
Families of missing Americans in Israel urge Biden to free their loved-ones

Families of missing Americans in Israel urge Biden to free their loved-ones

Families of Americans missing in Israel are piling pressure on the Biden Administration to take action to rescue their loved-ones. Our Washington Correspondent.. Read More →
South African population grew to 62 million last year

South African population grew to 62 million last year

South Africa’s population rose to 62 million people last year from 51.8 million in 2011, according to census data from the statistics agency.. Read More →
City Of Windhoek says pensioner debts will not be handed over to Redforce

City Of Windhoek says pensioner debts will not be handed over to Redforce

The fact that the City Of Windhoek says that pensioner account or debts will not be handed over to Redforce is not true... Read More →
Zambezi Regional Council officials granted bail

Zambezi Regional Council officials granted bail

Two of the six Zambezi Regional Council management members accused of embezzling development funds meant for the Kongola settlement between 2016 and 2020.. Read More →
ICT Summit raises concerns over high data prices

ICT Summit raises concerns over high data prices

During the opening of the seventh national ICT summit, the Information Ministry’s Executive Director, Audrin Mathe, expressed concern over the high data prices.. Read More →
Beijing calls on Washington to ensure safety of Chinese diplomats

Beijing calls on Washington to ensure safety of Chinese diplomats

Beijing reminded Washington of its legal duty to keep Chinese diplomats safe after a man crashed his car into the Chinese consulate in.. Read More →
SA’s Tyla makes historic US Billboard Hot 100 debut

SA’s Tyla makes historic US Billboard Hot 100 debut

The viral Amapiano hit Water by 21-year-old South African singer Tyla has made this week’s Billboard Hot 100, after trending for several weeks.. Read More →
DRC President sets ultimatum for regional force

DRC President sets ultimatum for regional force

The Democratic Republic of Congo’s President Felix Tshisekedi has given an ultimatum to the East African Community Regional Force to rid the country.. Read More →
Namibia’s annual inflation slips to 5.4%

Namibia’s annual inflation slips to 5.4%

Namibia’s annual inflation rate for September 2023 decreased to 5.4% from the 7.1% rate seen in September 2022. Additionally, the monthly inflation rate.. Read More →
U.S. sends military equipment deliveries to Israel

U.S. sends military equipment deliveries to Israel

The White House has confirmed that the US has already begun delivering military equipment to Israel. Speaking to CBS News, National Security Council spokesperson,.. Read More →
Pistorius eligible for parole

Pistorius eligible for parole

South Africa’s Constitutional Court has ruled that convicted killer Oscar Pistorius has served more than half his sentence for the 2013 murder of.. Read More →
IMF predicts global growth slowdown to 3% in 2023

IMF predicts global growth slowdown to 3% in 2023

The IMF anticipates a global growth slowdown, with projections of 3% for this year and 2.9% in 2024, according to Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas, the.. Read More →
Government unveils strategy to boost cybersecurity

Government unveils strategy to boost cybersecurity

Opening the seventh ICT national summit, Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Peya Mushelenga said that in the absence of cybercrime legislation, the.. Read More →
Climate change threatens India, Pakistan, China, and Africa

Climate change threatens India, Pakistan, China, and Africa

Climate change could make much of India, Pakistan, China, and Sub-Saharan Africa inhospitable by the end of this century, according to a new.. Read More →
Liberians vote in Presidential and Parliamentary elections

Liberians vote in Presidential and Parliamentary elections

Liberians are voting on Tuesday in presidential and parliamentary elections. Nineteen candidates are hoping to replace the incumbent, former football star George Weah,.. Read More →
UN chief ‘deeply distressed’ by Israel’s siege plan

UN chief ‘deeply distressed’ by Israel’s siege plan

Reuters reports that United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said he was “deeply distressed” by an announcement that Israel will initiate a complete siege.. Read More →
Omaheke Region grapples with livestock theft crisis

Omaheke Region grapples with livestock theft crisis

Livestock theft has become a challenge that the Omaheke region is currently faced with, as highlighted by Governor Pijoo Nganate. Farmers in the.. Read More →
Namibia needs millions for free internet access ambition

Namibia needs millions for free internet access ambition

Dr. Becky Ndjoze-Ojo, a member of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on ICT and Innovation, told the 7th ICT Summit in Windhoek that Namibia.. Read More →
United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres has once again condemned the attacks by Hamas

United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres has once again condemned the attacks by Hamas

United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres has once again condemned the attacks by Hamas and others against Israeli towns and villages which have.. Read More →
Major airlines suspend flights after attack on Israel

Major airlines suspend flights after attack on Israel

Reuters reports that major international air carriers suspended or scaled back flights to or from Tel Aviv after a surprise attack by Hamas.. Read More →
Namibia Water Corporation hosted National Workshop on Water Security and Climate Change

Namibia Water Corporation hosted National Workshop on Water Security and Climate Change

The Namibia Water Corporation in collaboration with stakeholders hosted a National Workshop on Water Security and Climate Change in Windhoek. Here is Dr... Read More →
US steps up its response to Israel-Hamas war

US steps up its response to Israel-Hamas war

From Washington, Benji Hyer reports that the United States is moving an aircraft carrier and fighter jets to the eastern Mediterranean, in a.. Read More →
Iran prisoner swap for $6 billion in spotlight after Hamas attacks Israel

Iran prisoner swap for $6 billion in spotlight after Hamas attacks Israel

Reuters reports that the Palestinian group Hamas’s surprise assault on Israel Saturday and Israel’s retaliation have killed more than 1,100 people and focused.. Read More →
SA’s Jewish Board of Deputies criticised Department of International Relations for its response to the crisis in Israel

SA’s Jewish Board of Deputies criticised Department of International Relations for its response to the crisis in Israel

The SA Jewish Board of Deputies has criticised the Department of International Relations and Cooperation for its response to the crisis in Israel... Read More →
All visitors to Kenya will be compelled to buy a local health insurance coverage …….

All visitors to Kenya will be compelled to buy a local health insurance coverage …….

All visitors to Kenya will be compelled to buy a local health insurance coverage in the country, irrespective of the duration of their.. Read More →
Investigation finds Vietnam attempted to hack U.S officials

Investigation finds Vietnam attempted to hack U.S officials

A forensic investigation has found that Vietnamese government agents tried to hack the phones of members of Congress, American policy experts and U.S... Read More →
South African Jewish Board of Deputies appalled by the horrific events in Israel

South African Jewish Board of Deputies appalled by the horrific events in Israel

The South African Jewish Board of Deputies and the South African Zionist Federation are appalled by the horrific events in Israel, saying Hamas.. Read More →
#Future Media joines the wearing of crazy socks to promote individuality and difference   ……

#Future Media joines the wearing of crazy socks to promote individuality and difference ……

Namibia joins the rest of the world in marking World Mental Health Day. Future Media has joined UniHealth and a score of other.. Read More →
7th National ICT Summit underway in Windhoek

7th National ICT Summit underway in Windhoek

The 7th National ICT Summit is currently underway in Windhoek under the brand “Re-thinking cybersecurity investment to secure the digital economy and its.. Read More →
FAO says there’s an urgent need to address water-food security nexus

FAO says there’s an urgent need to address water-food security nexus

The UN Food and Agriculture Organisation notes that 2.4 billion people live in areas with limited water access, yet global demand for water.. Read More →
Taxi operators urged to seek fare increase post fuel hike

Taxi operators urged to seek fare increase post fuel hike

Werner Januarie, President of the Namibian Transport and Taxi Association has encouraged taxi operators to submit fare increase applications. This follows a fuel.. Read More →
Typhoon Koinu hits Taiwan

Typhoon Koinu hits Taiwan

At least one person died and three hundred people were injured as Typhoon Koinu made landfall on the southern end of Taiwan. Andrew.. Read More →
Major reforms for Australia’s migration system

Major reforms for Australia’s migration system

Extra judges and bureaucrats will be appointed to clear a backlog of protection visa claims, as part of major reforms of the Australian.. Read More →
UN warns of global economic slowdown, calls for reforms

UN warns of global economic slowdown, calls for reforms

The global economy is at a critical juncture, with varying growth rates among economies. The UN predicts a slowdown in global economic growth.. Read More →
UNESCO sounds alarm on teacher shortage on World Teacher’s Day

UNESCO sounds alarm on teacher shortage on World Teacher’s Day

On World Teachers’ Day, new data from the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization revealed a global shortage of teachers as the profession.. Read More →
Communication Ministry denies involvement in New Era editorial decisions

Communication Ministry denies involvement in New Era editorial decisions

 In response to inquiries about the suspension of Jonathan Beukes, the Managing Editor at New Era Publication Corporation, the Ministry of Information and.. Read More →
Niger Republic bans exports of liquified gas

Niger Republic bans exports of liquified gas

Niger has banned all exports of liquefied petroleum gas or LPG until further notice. The military government says national production of the product.. Read More →
Ukraine’s Navy readies grain vessels for Black Sea transit

Ukraine’s Navy readies grain vessels for Black Sea transit

Ukraine’s navy says that 12 vessels are preparing to enter a temporary corridor in the Black Sea to sail to the country’s ports... Read More →
Netherlands arrests ex-Rwandan officer for role in 1994 Genocide

Netherlands arrests ex-Rwandan officer for role in 1994 Genocide

An ex-Rwandan military officer, Pierre-Claver Karangwa was arrested in the Netherlands on Tuesday for allegedly playing a central role in the 1994 Rwandan.. Read More →
Education Ministry launches website for convenient public “Access to Information”

Education Ministry launches website for convenient public “Access to Information”

The Education Ministry has introduced a user-friendly website, eliminating the need for the public to visit their offices for information. The digital platform.. Read More →
Impact Tank launches N$1 billion fund for businesses

Impact Tank launches N$1 billion fund for businesses

Impact Tank, Namibia’s leading social impact venture builder, has unveiled a N$1 billion fund to support high-impact businesses in Namibia and the wider.. Read More →
Axel Springer CEO discusses AI’s impact on news

Axel Springer CEO discusses AI’s impact on news

SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son told CNN that he believes artificial general intelligence, which is AI that surpasses human intelligence in almost all areas,.. Read More →
Windhoek Mayor takes action on city debt amid petition

Windhoek Mayor takes action on city debt amid petition

Windhoek’s Mayor, Joseph Uapingene, is addressing the city’s growing debt issue and urging residents to familiarise themselves with amendments to the Local Authorities.. Read More →
Refugee influx strains Armenia’s health system

Refugee influx strains Armenia’s health system

In Armenia, humanitarians have sounded the alarm over the vast health needs of the refugees newly arrived from Karabakh and the impact on.. Read More →
Suspect in Tupac Shakur murder faces initial hearing in Las Vegas court

Suspect in Tupac Shakur murder faces initial hearing in Las Vegas court

The man who has been charged in the killing of pioneering rap star Tupac Shakur will be in a Las Vegas courtroom today.. Read More →
Bank of Namibia meets with senior editors for operational updates

Bank of Namibia meets with senior editors for operational updates

The Bank of Namibia engaged senior editors from various media houses on Tuesday to provide a status update on the bank’s various operations.. Read More →
Correctional Services denies Amushelelo’s hunger strike

Correctional Services denies Amushelelo’s hunger strike

The Namibian Correctional Services has denied allegations of a hunger strike initiated by imprisoned activist Michael Amushelelo. The NCS acknowledged the numerous inquiries.. Read More →
McCarthy’s position as U.S House Speaker imperiled ahead of vote

McCarthy’s position as U.S House Speaker imperiled ahead of vote

Democrats in the US Congress say they will not help Kevin McCarthy, the Republican Speaker of the House of Representatives, survive in office.. Read More →
EU agrees sanctions framework for key actors in Sudan war

EU agrees sanctions framework for key actors in Sudan war

Reuters reports that the European Union ambassadors agreed on a framework of sanctions that will be used to target key actors in Sudan’s.. Read More →
DA says the delay in the inquiry into the Johannesburg CBD fire is concerning

DA says the delay in the inquiry into the Johannesburg CBD fire is concerning

The DA in Gauteng is demanding to know the reasons for the delay in the commission of inquiry into the Johannesburg CBD fire... Read More →
National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia’s Board Chairperson granted relief on the drug case….

National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia’s Board Chairperson granted relief on the drug case….

The National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia’s Board Chairperson Jennifer Comalie has been granted relief as the drug case against her was removed from.. Read More →
Kunene’s livestock theft fuelled by prolonged drought, unemployment

Kunene’s livestock theft fuelled by prolonged drought, unemployment

The Kunene Region has seen the worst dry periods in the past decade, resulting in more than 90 per cent of livestock losses... Read More →
US Senators to visit China, Japan and South Korea next week

US Senators to visit China, Japan and South Korea next week

Benji Hyer reports on a bipartisan delegation of US Senators who will visit China, Japan and South Korea this month, with hopes of.. Read More →
Ghana protesters demand central bank governor’s resignation

Ghana protesters demand central bank governor’s resignation

Thousands took to the streets of Ghana’s capital Accra on Tuesday demanding the central bank governor be removed for what they say is.. Read More →
The DA welcomes a damning V-B-S finding against the EFF’s Floyd Shivambu

The DA welcomes a damning V-B-S finding against the EFF’s Floyd Shivambu

The DA welcomes the parliamentary ethics committee’s report, finding the EFF’s Floyd Shivambu guilty of breaching the code of ethical conduct. This is.. Read More →
African Peer Review Management tables discussion on National Governance Report

African Peer Review Management tables discussion on National Governance Report

The African Peer Review Management tabled a discussion in Swakopmund on the third national review of the development of the National Governance Report.. Read More →
Councillor Stefanus Ndengu pleased with ongoing capital projects in Moses ||Garoëb

Councillor Stefanus Ndengu pleased with ongoing capital projects in Moses ||Garoëb

Moses ||Garoëb Constituency Councillor has expressed gratitude that the ongoing capital projects in his constituency will bring much-needed socio-economic development. Stefanus Ndengu says.. Read More →
US lawmaker carjacked at gunpoint in DC

US lawmaker carjacked at gunpoint in DC

A US lawmaker has been held at gunpoint and carjacked just blocks from the Capitol building. And as Nick Harper reports from Washington,.. Read More →
SASSA beneficiaries in KwaZulu-Natal urged to collect social grants at A-T-Ms and retailers

SASSA beneficiaries in KwaZulu-Natal urged to collect social grants at A-T-Ms and retailers

South African Social Security Agency beneficiaries in KwaZulu-Natal are advised to collect their grants from ATMs and retailers due to expected cash shortages... Read More →
Government owns about 3.5 million hectares of freehold agricultural land

Government owns about 3.5 million hectares of freehold agricultural land

Government owns about 3.5 million hectares of freehold agricultural land acquired at more than N$2.4 billion, which makes up 494 commercial farms allocated.. Read More →
Katutura Intermediate Hospital head blasts tender entrepreneurs for poor workmanship

Katutura Intermediate Hospital head blasts tender entrepreneurs for poor workmanship

Katutura Intermediate Hospital head has blasted tender entrepreneurs for poor workmanship which burdens medical staff and hampers their work. Nelago Amagulu, in addition.. Read More →
UN Security Council approves Kenyan troops for Haiti

UN Security Council approves Kenyan troops for Haiti

The UN Security Council has given the green light for Kenya to send security forces to Haiti. The force is expected to help.. Read More →
WHO approves malaria vaccine

WHO approves malaria vaccine

A second, cheaper, malaria vaccine has been approved by the World Health Organistion for global rollout. The R21 vaccine was jointly developed by.. Read More →
City approves electrification plan for informal settlements

City approves electrification plan for informal settlements

The Windhoek municipal council has approved a plan to electrify approximately four thousand households in Windhoek’s informal settlements over the next five years... Read More →
Bank Windhoek excels with outstanding customer satisfaction scores

Bank Windhoek excels with outstanding customer satisfaction scores

Bank Windhoek achieved remarkable results in its Annual Customer Satisfaction Survey for this year. The survey unveiled an exceptional Net Promoter Score of.. Read More →
Pope Francis signals possibility of blessings for same-sex couples

Pope Francis signals possibility of blessings for same-sex couples

Ahead of an international gathering of bishops at the Vatican, Pope Francis has left the door open to priests being allowed to bless same-sex.. Read More →
Amy Pope  becomes first female IOM Chief

Amy Pope becomes first female IOM Chief

Amy Pope took office as the chief of the UN migration agency IOM on 1 October, becoming the first woman to lead the.. Read More →
High Court rejects Menzies Aviation’s airport return request

High Court rejects Menzies Aviation’s airport return request

The recent urgent application by Menzies Aviation Namibia was rejected by the Windhoek High Court. Menzies had requested a court order permitting them.. Read More →
 Namibia’s real GDP surges by 4.6%

 Namibia’s real GDP surges by 4.6%

The International Monetary Fund says Namibia’s real GDP grew by 4.6% in 2022, with continued expansion expected at a rate of 3.2% this.. Read More →
Crypto superstar’s trial begins

Crypto superstar’s trial begins

Eleven months ago, Sam Bankman-Fried was living in the Bahamas as a crypto superstar, running a celebrity-backed startup, surrounded by fans and friends.. Read More →
Soaring sugar prices hit African nations the hardest

Soaring sugar prices hit African nations the hardest

Soaring sugar prices are hitting Africa’s poorest nations hard, forcing families and restaurants to cut back on this essential ingredient due to disappointing.. Read More →
MTC to host tech innovation bazaar

MTC to host tech innovation bazaar

MTC has announced that it will host a tech innovation bazaar with the aim of showcasing cutting-edge technologies and innovations that have the.. Read More →
South African union calls for suspension of $8.5 billion climate pact

South African union calls for suspension of $8.5 billion climate pact

The main labour union at South Africa’s state power utility called for the suspension of an $8.5 billion climate finance pact with some.. Read More →
“Hidden humanitarian emergency” unfolds in Armenia

“Hidden humanitarian emergency” unfolds in Armenia

The World Health Organization says after around 100,000 refugees left the Karabakh region of Azerbaijan in the past few days, there is now.. Read More →
Head of OPEC warns of a ‘dangerous’ lack of investment in oil

Head of OPEC warns of a ‘dangerous’ lack of investment in oil

Head of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, Haitham Al Ghais has raised alarm about underinvestment in the oil industry, warning it.. Read More →
Monetary Policy Committee to discuss repo rate later this month

Monetary Policy Committee to discuss repo rate later this month

While the Bank of Namibia has opted to maintain the repo rate at 7.75 percent, they are now gearing up for a crucial.. Read More →
Oil and gas companies commit to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050

Oil and gas companies commit to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050

COP28 president Sultan al-Jaber has announced that over 20 oil and gas companies have responded to his call to reduce carbon emissions before.. Read More →
Private sector credit extension remains subdued

Private sector credit extension remains subdued

Private sector credit extension grew by 2.2% year-on-year in August 2023, down from 2.6% in July. Credit to the private sector has been.. Read More →
Bus and Taxi Association weighs impact of fuel price hike

Bus and Taxi Association weighs impact of fuel price hike

Following a fuel price increase announcement by the Ministry of Mines and Energy, we asked the Secretary-General of the Namibia Bus, and Taxi.. Read More →
Nobel Prize goes to scientists behind mRNA Covid vaccines

Nobel Prize goes to scientists behind mRNA Covid vaccines

The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to a pair of scientists who developed the technology that led to the.. Read More →
EU foreign ministers visit Kyiv

EU foreign ministers visit Kyiv

European Union foreign ministers have all gathered for a surprise visit to Kyiv in a show of support for Ukraine. Alex Cadier reports.. Read More →
Local farmers encouraged to submit claims for livestock support program

Local farmers encouraged to submit claims for livestock support program

The Ministry of Agriculture is urging farmers in the Khomas, Otjozondjupa, Oshikoto, Ohangwena, Oshana, Zambezi, Kavango East, and West Regions to submit their.. Read More →
U.S. Democratic Senator rejects calls for resignation over Egyptian dealings

U.S. Democratic Senator rejects calls for resignation over Egyptian dealings

Reuters reports that U.S. Democratic Senator Bob Menendez denied wrongdoing and vowed to stay in Congress on Monday after prosecutors charged him and.. Read More →
Thirteen killed in Spanish nightclub fire

Thirteen killed in Spanish nightclub fire

Three days of public mourning have been announced in the southern Spanish city of Murcia, after a fire killed a number of partygoers.. Read More →
Uganda’s Constitutional Court hears challenge to anti-homosexuality act

Uganda’s Constitutional Court hears challenge to anti-homosexuality act

Uganda’s Constitutional court has started hearing a petition challenging the country’s Anti-Homosexuality Act. The petitioners argue the law was passed without meaningful public.. Read More →
Namibia addresses growing breast cancer concerns

Namibia addresses growing breast cancer concerns

The Cancer Association of Namibia says that Breast Cancer remains a serious health concern in Namibia, with more than 540 new cases recorded.. Read More →
Namfisa records a decrease in total assets

Namfisa records a decrease in total assets

The Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority launched its 2023 Annual report, showing significant strides in its regulatory, supervisory, and institutional reforms. The fund also reported.. Read More →
Men encouraged to seek help rather than resort to suicide

Men encouraged to seek help rather than resort to suicide

The chairperson of the Delivery Room Foundation, Elago Nantana, has encouraged men to speak up and seek assistance when things get tough rather.. Read More →
Omaheke Census team experiencing issues

Omaheke Census team experiencing issues

The 2023 Census Team in Omaheke region has been experiencing issues with some members of the public not allowing access to their homes.. Read More →
Marcus Jooste loses his appeal

Marcus Jooste loses his appeal

Former Steinhoff CEO Markus Jooste has lost his reconsideration appeal against a R20 million penalty imposed on him for insider trading, with the.. Read More →
Dutch gunman kills three

Dutch gunman kills three

In what is a rare occurrence for Holland, a gunman dressed in combat gear and wearing a bulletproof vest went on a shooting.. Read More →
DA gunning for Fikile Mbalula

DA gunning for Fikile Mbalula

The DA in South Africa says it wants ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula jailed for contempt of court due to the ruling party failing.. Read More →
Sweden considers calling in the army to quell gang violence

Sweden considers calling in the army to quell gang violence

Sweden’s Prime Minister is meeting with defence chiefs to discuss putting the Army on the streets to help support police who are struggling.. Read More →
EFF in Tshwane is demanding the reinstatement of dismissed municipal workers or it will render the city ungovernable

EFF in Tshwane is demanding the reinstatement of dismissed municipal workers or it will render the city ungovernable

The EFF in Tshwane says it is demanding the reinstatement of dismissed municipal workers or it will render the city ungovernable. The party.. Read More →
Namibians flock to buy affordable fish

Namibians flock to buy affordable fish

Hundreds of Namibians have been flocking to the NovaNam exhibit at the Windhoek Industrial and Agricultural Show, which is currently underway. This is with.. Read More →
Impeachment inquiry into President Biden underway.

Impeachment inquiry into President Biden underway.

 US lawmakers are holding the first hearing of an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. Some Republicans allege the President benefitted illegally from his.. Read More →
Jacob Zuma is accused of manipulating the justice system

Jacob Zuma is accused of manipulating the justice system

To South Africa..Advocate Tembeka Ngcuka-itobi told the Supreme Court of Appeal in Bloemfontein yesterday that former president Jacob Zuma is engaged in a.. Read More →
Namibian Correctional Service refutes claims that social activist Michael Amushelelo is on a hunger strike

Namibian Correctional Service refutes claims that social activist Michael Amushelelo is on a hunger strike

The Namibian Correctional Service has strongly refuted claims that social activist Michael Amushelelo who is currently detained, is on a hunger strike. Windhoek.. Read More →
American soldier detained for months in North Korea arrives back safely on US soil

American soldier detained for months in North Korea arrives back safely on US soil

Benji Hyer reports from Washington on an American soldier who was detained for months in North Korea has arrived back safely on US.. Read More →
US imposes fresh round of sanctions over instability in Sudan

US imposes fresh round of sanctions over instability in Sudan

Reuters reports on the United States who on Thursday imposed sanctions on two companies, including one based in Russia, and one person it.. Read More →
SA’s Border Management Authority has revealed it has been busy expanding its capacity

SA’s Border Management Authority has revealed it has been busy expanding its capacity

SA’s Border Management Authority has revealed it has been busy expanding its capacity and integrating staff from various government departments over the past.. Read More →
#Oan //ob Primary School goes cultural

#Oan //ob Primary School goes cultural

#Oan //Ob Primary School is hosting its cultural festival. The event aimed at raising funds for the institution has several traditional activities lined.. Read More →
City Of Windhoek faces an increasing risk of unlicensed drivers

City Of Windhoek faces an increasing risk of unlicensed drivers

The City of Windhoek is constantly inundated with commuters traveling between destinations and through this a worrisome trend has emerged; Many drivers behind.. Read More →
Migrants caught in the middle of Washington fight over federal spending

Migrants caught in the middle of Washington fight over federal spending

Thousands of migrants  – including scores of young children – continue to pour over the US southern border, straining resources in some of.. Read More →
Nigeria oil workers to join nationwide strike next week

Nigeria oil workers to join nationwide strike next week

Reuters reports on one of Nigeria’s main oil and gas unions that will join a nationwide strike starting on Oct 3 to protest... Read More →
The transportation of goods and services resume in the storm-affected Western Cape

The transportation of goods and services resume in the storm-affected Western Cape

The Western Cape Department of Infrastructure has made significant progress in rapidly reopening roads and reconnecting affected communities, in the aftermath of recent.. Read More →
Only 400 Airbnb’s approved in NYC so far

Only 400 Airbnb’s approved in NYC so far

 New York city has only approved around 400 Airbnb’s in the city following the introduction of a new law that prohibits short-term rentals... Read More →
City of Tshwane says it is fast-tracking the building of social housing

City of Tshwane says it is fast-tracking the building of social housing

The City of Tshwane says it is fast-tracking the building of social housing in a bid to curb the mushrooming of informal settlements... Read More →
Motor Vehicle Accident Fund says it’s embracing road safety as a core value to save precious lives

Motor Vehicle Accident Fund says it’s embracing road safety as a core value to save precious lives

Motor Vehicle Accident Fund Chief Executive Officer Rosalia Martins-Hausiku has said embracing road safety as a core value enables the fund to save.. Read More →
Sir Michael Gambon dies at 82

Sir Michael Gambon dies at 82

In sad news for fans across the world, Actor Sir Michael Gambon – who played Professor Dumbledore in the Harry Potter films –.. Read More →
DRC army accuses M23 rebels of re-occupation

DRC army accuses M23 rebels of re-occupation

The army in the Democratic Republic of Congo has accused the M23 rebels of reoccupying villages in the east of their country in.. Read More →
Namibia one step closer to green hydrogen production

Namibia one step closer to green hydrogen production

Speaking at the bricklaying event for Olthaver & List’s green hydrogen production plant in Walvis Bay, Roy Campe, from Belgian joint venture partner,.. Read More →
Geingob honours the International Day for Universal Access to Information

Geingob honours the International Day for Universal Access to Information

President Hage Geingob says that striking a delicate balance between promoting open access to information and safeguarding the integrity of Namibia’s digital environment.. Read More →
Today is the International Day for Universal Access to Information

Today is the International Day for Universal Access to Information

The International Day for Universal Access to Information is being observed worldwide today under the theme The Importance of the Online Space for Access to Information... Read More →
Nagorno-Karabakh to be dissolved

Nagorno-Karabakh to be dissolved

In the latest update from the troubled region: the unrecognised president of the self-declared Nagorno-Karabakh Republic, Samvel Shahramanyan, has signed a decree to dissolve all.. Read More →
Russia launches massive overnight drone attack

Russia launches massive overnight drone attack

Russia launched a massive drone strike overnight, with the Ukrainian military claiming to have shot down more than 30 drones over the Black.. Read More →
Burkina Faso reports another attempted coup

Burkina Faso reports another attempted coup

Burkina Faso’s year-old coup government says a coup attempt had been thwarted by security and intelligence services, without providing specifics on what had.. Read More →
Fishrot fishermen have still not received their severance pay

Fishrot fishermen have still not received their severance pay

Twenty-three fishermen who worked on the controversial Heinaste vessel formerly owned by Samherji and involved in the Fishrot scandal, have still not received.. Read More →
Authorities impose a curfew and cut mobile internet services in restive Indian state

Authorities impose a curfew and cut mobile internet services in restive Indian state

Authorities have imposed a curfew in the capital and some other places in India’s restive state of Manipur after dozens of students were.. Read More →
This year’s Readathon focuses on GBV

This year’s Readathon focuses on GBV

Former Prime Minister Nahas Angula says that about 10 478 cases of gender-based violence were recorded between the years 2020 and 2022. Speaking.. Read More →
NamibMills says SA flooding won’t affect Namibian consumers

NamibMills says SA flooding won’t affect Namibian consumers

Following the recent extreme weather and flooding over large parts of South Africa’s Western Cape Province, fears have been raised that the grain.. Read More →
CoW offering training for entrepreneurs

CoW offering training for entrepreneurs

The Business Training and Development Unit of the City of Windhoek is offering a training opportunity for established entrepreneurs who desire to grow.. Read More →
ECB grants electricity export license

ECB grants electricity export license

The Africa GreenCo Group, through its Namibian-based operating company GreenCo Renewable Energy Services, has announced the issuance of its Namibian export licence by.. Read More →
German police storm neo-Nazi network

German police storm neo-Nazi network

German police have stormed 26 apartments belonging to 39 members of the Artgemeinschaft network in 12 states, including Bavaria, Baden-Wuerttemberg, and Brandenburg. Al.. Read More →
SA warned on water situation

SA warned on water situation

The Centre for Risk Analysis says South Africa’s water situation will not see improvement unless governance undergoes significant changes. According to the centre,.. Read More →
PDM MP calls for SIM Card registration extension

PDM MP calls for SIM Card registration extension

Popular Democratic Movement MP, Maximalliant Katjimune, has called on Minister of Information, Communication and Technology, Peya Mushelenga, to extend the registration of SIM.. Read More →
Judge finds Trump liable for fraud

Judge finds Trump liable for fraud

A judge in New York has found Donald Trump liable for fraud. It’s a major win for the state’s Attorney General who has.. Read More →
South Africa’s water situation will not see improvement unless governance undergoes significant changes

South Africa’s water situation will not see improvement unless governance undergoes significant changes

The Centre for Risk Analysis says South Africa’s water situation will not see improvement unless governance undergoes significant changes. According to the centre,.. Read More →
Over 40 schools in Kavango East affected by overcrowding

Over 40 schools in Kavango East affected by overcrowding

The Kavango East Region alone consists of 45 schools grappling with overcrowding out of a total of 167 schools. This information was revealed.. Read More →
U.S. Senate votes on stopgap funding measure, up to House lawmakers to agree

U.S. Senate votes on stopgap funding measure, up to House lawmakers to agree

Members of U.S. Congress have put forward a short-term spending proposal to try and avoid a government shutdown. Late on Tuesday, Senators voted.. Read More →
City of Cape Town says its disaster risk management and frontline service teams remain on the ground assisting vulnerable residents

City of Cape Town says its disaster risk management and frontline service teams remain on the ground assisting vulnerable residents

The City of Cape Town says its disaster risk management and frontline service teams remain on the ground assisting vulnerable residents in informal.. Read More →
Russian court dismisses dissident Alexey Navalny’s appeal

Russian court dismisses dissident Alexey Navalny’s appeal

The Moscow Appeals Court rejected the appeal by the jailed opposition politician Alexei Navalny against conviction on extremism charges that added 19 more.. Read More →
No sign of departing French envoy after Macron announces Niger retreat

No sign of departing French envoy after Macron announces Niger retreat

Reuters reports that two days after French President Emmanuel Macron announced that his envoy in Niger would return within several hours after deciding.. Read More →
Western Cape and Eastern Cape will be exempt from load-shedding

Western Cape and Eastern Cape will be exempt from load-shedding

SA’s Electricity minister Kgosientsho Ramokgop says areas with no power due to inclement weather in the Western Cape and Eastern Cape will be.. Read More →
Financial Intelligence Centre meets non-profit organisations on sweeping regulations

Financial Intelligence Centre meets non-profit organisations on sweeping regulations

In an update on our recent coverage of the government introducing a directive to subject non-profit organisations to sweeping regulations – a decision.. Read More →
PDM calls for SIM card registration period extension

PDM calls for SIM card registration period extension

A Popular Democratic Movement Member of Parliament has called on the Minister of Information, Communication and Technology, Peya Mushelenga, to extend the registration.. Read More →
UK Home Secretary calls for reform of global refugee rules

UK Home Secretary calls for reform of global refugee rules

The British Home Secretary says asylum conventions should only cover people being persecuted, not those fearing discrimination. As Julia Chapman reports, the UK.. Read More →
Nigeria’s labour unions call indefinite strike over cost of living

Nigeria’s labour unions call indefinite strike over cost of living

Nigeria’s two biggest workers’ unions plan to start an indefinite strike next week to protest against a cost-of-living crisis after the government scrapped.. Read More →
Various health facilities are affected by the severe weather conditions in the Western Cape

Various health facilities are affected by the severe weather conditions in the Western Cape

The Western Cape head of Disaster Medicine at Metro EMS and Emergency Medicine, Wayne Smith, says some hospitals in the province have reduced.. Read More →
Affirmative Repositioning movement withdraws suit against the government over deliver of 200 000 plots

Affirmative Repositioning movement withdraws suit against the government over deliver of 200 000 plots

The Affirmative Repositioning movement has withdrawn its suit against the government over its failure to service and deliver 200 000 plots in urban.. Read More →
UK issues shipping certification to Paragon Aviation Services

UK issues shipping certification to Paragon Aviation Services

Paragon Aviation Services has obtained a designation as an RA3 by the United Kingdom Department of Transport. According to Paragon Investment Holdings’ Executive.. Read More →
Russia seeks to rejoin UN human rights council

Russia seeks to rejoin UN human rights council

William Denselow reports from UN headquarters in New York on Russia planning to get re-elected to the United Nations Human Rights Council around.. Read More →
16 schools in Western Cape request to be closed due to the extensive storm damage

16 schools in Western Cape request to be closed due to the extensive storm damage

Western Cape Department of Education has confirmed that 16 schools in the region have requested to be closed due to the extensive damage.. Read More →
NamPol clarifies Rotweiller incident in Oshakati

NamPol clarifies Rotweiller incident in Oshakati

The Namibian Police Force received information that they have refused that the deceased’s family register a case. This after five Rottweiler dogs viciously.. Read More →
Karupu calls for compensation of former minerworkers who worked in South Africa

Karupu calls for compensation of former minerworkers who worked in South Africa

Swapo Party lawmaker, Sebastian Karupu, has urged the National Assembly to pass a motion that will compel the government to begin compiling information.. Read More →
Tanzanians to compete in America’s Got Talent final

Tanzanians to compete in America’s Got Talent final

Two Tanzanians are set to feature in the finals of America’s Got Talent in Las Vegas tonight. The Ramadhani Brothers duo – Fadhili,.. Read More →
France unveils climate plan

France unveils climate plan

French President Emmanuel Macron has unveiled a plan to lower greenhouse gas emissions, for Paris to reach its climate goals within the next seven.. Read More →
PEPFAR to invest millions in Namibia for vulnerable youth

PEPFAR to invest millions in Namibia for vulnerable youth

The U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief will invest about N$840 million in providing health and social services to vulnerable children, adolescents,.. Read More →
NIPDB concludes New York investment promotion mission

NIPDB concludes New York investment promotion mission

The Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board has completed its investment promotion mission, strategically timed to align with last week’s United Nations General.. Read More →
OpenAI introduces voice conversations with ChatGPT

OpenAI introduces voice conversations with ChatGPT

You can now speak aloud to ChatGPT and hear the artificial intelligence-powered chatbot talk back. CNN reports that OpenAI announced Monday that it.. Read More →
Germany mulls border checks following fraudulent visa scandal

Germany mulls border checks following fraudulent visa scandal

The German Government has hinted it may beef up border checks in response to a fraudulent visa scandal in neighbouring Poland.  Speaking to.. Read More →
Oshikoto Governor urges youth to apply for green hydrogen scholarships

Oshikoto Governor urges youth to apply for green hydrogen scholarships

Oshikoto Regional Governor Penda Ya Ndakolo has urged the youth to apply for the Green Hydrogen Scholarship Programme. Our correspondent for the northern.. Read More →
Cruise liner captain sentenced for River Danube collision

Cruise liner captain sentenced for River Danube collision

A cruise liner captain’s been sentenced to five years in prison in Hungary over an accident on the River Danube in 2019 which.. Read More →
DRC army announces death of rebel leader

DRC army announces death of rebel leader

The army in the Democratic Republic of Congo has announced the death of a leader of a notorious rebel group known as the Allied.. Read More →
Zoleka Mandela passes away

Zoleka Mandela passes away

The Mandela family confirmed the death of Zoleka Mandela on Monday evening through a family statement. She was 43. The SABC reports that.. Read More →
Biden to join striking auto workers in Michigan

Biden to join striking auto workers in Michigan

US President Joe Biden is headed to Michigan today – where he says he will join striking auto workers on the picket line. Members.. Read More →
Fuel depot blast kills 20 in Azerbaijan

Fuel depot blast kills 20 in Azerbaijan

An explosion at a fuel depot in Azerbaijan’s Nagorno-Karabakh has killed 20 people and injured hundreds more. According to the BBC, nearly 300.. Read More →
Attorney General stresses efficiency in crime prosecution

Attorney General stresses efficiency in crime prosecution

Attorney General Festus Mbandeka on Monday said the increase in the number of crimes recorded over the past two years, requires the need.. Read More →
Green charcoal factory to create jobs and boost local economy

Green charcoal factory to create jobs and boost local economy

The Green Charcoal Namibia factory in Arandis is expected to create more than 850 indirect jobs in various areas like production, transport, machinery.. Read More →
#U.S. planning $40M infrastructure projects for Pacific Island nations

#U.S. planning $40M infrastructure projects for Pacific Island nations

The U.S. and Pacific Island leaders met for a summit in Washington on Monday. It’s part of a charm offensive by Washington to.. Read More →
City of Cape Town says additional staff have been deployed to assist with the high electricity call volumes

City of Cape Town says additional staff have been deployed to assist with the high electricity call volumes

The City of Cape Town says additional staff have been deployed to assist with the high electricity call volumes following heavy downpours that.. Read More →
Old Mutual talks on weariness and cultivate a positive workplace environment that keeps employees motivated year-round

Old Mutual talks on weariness and cultivate a positive workplace environment that keeps employees motivated year-round

Many find themselves grappling with a familiar adversary: workplace fatigue. With the days growing shorter, mounting deadlines, and the allure of the holiday.. Read More →
Education ministry says the overall recruitment into the public service of teachers is at the discretion of the Prime Minister

Education ministry says the overall recruitment into the public service of teachers is at the discretion of the Prime Minister

The Education, Arts and Culture ministry says the overall recruitment into the public service of teachers is at the discretion of the Prime.. Read More →
Row between Canada and India continues, Canadian Sikhs stage protests

Row between Canada and India continues, Canadian Sikhs stage protests

The row between India and Canada over the killing of a Sikh separatist leader in British Columbia is showing no signs of easing... Read More →
The South African poultry industry faces mounting losses amid bird flu outbreaks

The South African poultry industry faces mounting losses amid bird flu outbreaks

The Department of Agriculture, Land Reform, and Rural Development says the country is currently dealing with 50 H7 and ten H5 strains of.. Read More →
Oshakati Rottweilers euthanized

Oshakati Rottweilers euthanized

The five Rottweiler dogs that viciously attacked a security guard at Oshakati on Sunday, leading to his death, were euthanized. Deputy Commissioner Theophilus.. Read More →
U.S. Senator denies bribery charges

U.S. Senator denies bribery charges

U.S. Senator Bob Menendez has denied charges of bribery saying he’s confident of being exonerated. Prosecutors say the New Jersey Democrat received bribes.. Read More →
SA Deputy president Paul Mashatile says government is mobilising additional finance for the shift to clean energy

SA Deputy president Paul Mashatile says government is mobilising additional finance for the shift to clean energy

SA Deputy president Paul Mashatile says the country is mobilising additional finance, including grants, to facilitate the shift from fossil fuels to clean.. Read More →
Oshikoto Regional Governor Penda Ya Ndakolo has urged the youth to apply for Green Hydrogen Scholarship Programme

Oshikoto Regional Governor Penda Ya Ndakolo has urged the youth to apply for Green Hydrogen Scholarship Programme

Oshikoto Regional Governor Penda Ya Ndakolo has urged the youth to apply for Green Hydrogen Scholarship Programme. Eng.. Read More →
US Bond yields spike as markets edge higher

US Bond yields spike as markets edge higher

US markets closed slightly higher but despite those gains, a lackluster September continues amid uncertainty over interest rates. That uncertainty helped drive the.. Read More →
AgriSA is calling for more effort to ensure adequate fire responses to help farmers

AgriSA is calling for more effort to ensure adequate fire responses to help farmers

AgriSA says farmers have lost at least one-billion-rand worth of crops and livestock due to devastating fires in parts of the Northern Cape,.. Read More →
Higher Education and Innovation minister says  Technical and Vocational Education and Training can be a powerful

Higher Education and Innovation minister says Technical and Vocational Education and Training can be a powerful

Deputy Minister of Higher Education and Innovation Natalia /Goagoses says Technical and Vocational Education and Training can be a powerful tool for supporting.. Read More →
Swakopmund will be hosting a Social Media Conference in early November

Swakopmund will be hosting a Social Media Conference in early November

Swakopmund will be hosting a Social Media Conference in early November. The event seeks to unpack all the available online opportunities for Namibians.. Read More →
Japan, S Korea, China eye resumed trilateral talks

Japan, S Korea, China eye resumed trilateral talks

Japan, South Korea, and China are holding high-level talks on Tuesday to discuss resuming trilateral leader summits. As Chris Gilbert reports from Tokyo,.. Read More →
France to pull troops out of Niger following coup

France to pull troops out of Niger following coup

Reuters reports that France will pull its soldiers out of Niger following a July coup in the West African country, dealing a huge.. Read More →
President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed a proclamation authorising the Special Investigating Unit to probe a 290-million-rand tender

President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed a proclamation authorising the Special Investigating Unit to probe a 290-million-rand tender

President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed a proclamation authorising the Special Investigating Unit to probe the 290-million-rand tender awarded for the refurbishment of the.. Read More →
Home Affairs ministry engages stakeholders about the features and use of the eID

Home Affairs ministry engages stakeholders about the features and use of the eID

The Home Affairs, minister says his ministry is currently engaging stakeholders about the features and use of the eID and how it can.. Read More →
Biden hails tentative Hollywood writers strike agreement

Biden hails tentative Hollywood writers strike agreement

Ira Spitzer has more on the US president Joe Biden who has praised the tentative deal to end the US film and television.. Read More →
Sixteen people freed after kidnapping at Nigerian university

Sixteen people freed after kidnapping at Nigerian university

Reuters reports that Sixteen students and workers have been freed after they were kidnapped by gunmen who attacked their university in northwest Zamfara.. Read More →
Three people are missing following the weekend’s flooding in the Western Cape

Three people are missing following the weekend’s flooding in the Western Cape

Western Cape authorities say three people are missing following disruptive rain which has caused flooding across the province. Local Government, Environmental Affairs, and.. Read More →
Namibia’s external loans might impact today’s youth

Namibia’s external loans might impact today’s youth

Namibia’s public debt has ballooned to over N$135.7 billion as of September 2022, after the government failed to adhere to its own public.. Read More →
Oshikoto Regional Governor urges the youth to apply for the Youth for Green Hydrogen Scholarship Programme

Oshikoto Regional Governor urges the youth to apply for the Youth for Green Hydrogen Scholarship Programme

Oshikoto Regional Governor has urged the youth to apply for the Youth for Green Hydrogen Scholarship Programme. Penda Ya Ndakolo said the scholarships.. Read More →
Khorixas hosts first Mayoral Science QUiz and Spelling Bee Competition

Khorixas hosts first Mayoral Science QUiz and Spelling Bee Competition

The Kunene town of Khorixas hosted its first ever Mayoral Science Quiz and Spelling Bee Competition recently for local schools. Its Deputy Mayor.. Read More →
Hungary threatens to pull support for Ukraine

Hungary threatens to pull support for Ukraine

Pablo Gutierrez reports from Budapest on the Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban who says his country will withhold support for Ukraine in international.. Read More →
Severe storm conditions have also resulted in a series of road closures in Cape Town

Severe storm conditions have also resulted in a series of road closures in Cape Town

The severe storm conditions have resulted in a series of road closures, with Cape Town traffic officers actively managing the situation. Notable closures.. Read More →
Information Minister says the amendments to the Communications Act of 2009 have started

Information Minister says the amendments to the Communications Act of 2009 have started

The Information and Communication Technology Minister says the amendments to the Communications Act of 2009 have started and that consultations and modifications have.. Read More →
US Government shipping out free COVID tests ahead of winter

US Government shipping out free COVID tests ahead of winter

The US government is back to mailing free COVID tests. Starting today – each household can order up to 4 kits … just.. Read More →
South African Navy initiates inquiry to investigate the circumstances surrounding the tragic deaths of three mariners

South African Navy initiates inquiry to investigate the circumstances surrounding the tragic deaths of three mariners

The South African Navy has initiated an internal board of inquiry to investigate the circumstances surrounding the tragic deaths of three mariners during.. Read More →
Home Affairs launches the online tourist visa application

Home Affairs launches the online tourist visa application

The Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, and Safety, Dr. Albert Kawana, has launched the online tourist visa application. In line with the government.. Read More →
Keetmanshoop man hangs himself after alleged assualt on girlfriend

Keetmanshoop man hangs himself after alleged assualt on girlfriend

A 26-year-old man reportedly committed suicide by hanging himself with an electrical cord at Keetmanshoop in the |Kharas Region on Sunday morning. Namibian.. Read More →
Russian missiles strike port city of Odesa overnight

Russian missiles strike port city of Odesa overnight

The Ukrainian military said Russian missiles struck the port city of Odesa overnight, injuring one, and destroying grain silos. Megumi Lim reports.  .. Read More →
South African Environmental group says water quality is a critical issue

South African Environmental group says water quality is a critical issue

Environmental group, WaterCAN says water quality is a critical issue that affects the well-being of communities nationwide. The environmental group launched Water Testing.. Read More →
Agriculture, Water and Land Reform ministry convenes three-day meeting of SADC veterinary authorities

Agriculture, Water and Land Reform ministry convenes three-day meeting of SADC veterinary authorities

The Agriculture, Water and Land Reform ministry convened a three-day meeting of veterinary authorities of Namibia, Angola, Botswana, Zambia and Zimbabwe to discuss.. Read More →
Philippines slams China for floating barrier

Philippines slams China for floating barrier

The Philippines has hit out at China for placing a floating barrier in a disputed part of the South China Sea. Manila says.. Read More →
Eskom implemented Stage three load-shedding from 8 o’clock last night

Eskom implemented Stage three load-shedding from 8 o’clock last night

Eskom implemented Stage three load-shedding from 8 o’clock last night, until further notice. This came after load-shedding was suspended at the start of.. Read More →
Mariental Regional Court sentenced a 33-year-old man to 15 years imprisonment for the rape of an elderly woman

Mariental Regional Court sentenced a 33-year-old man to 15 years imprisonment for the rape of an elderly woman

The Mariental Regional Court sentenced a 33-year-old man to 15 years imprisonment for the rape of an elderly woman. Johannes Kangango who is.. Read More →
Nasa collects first asteroid sample in space

Nasa collects first asteroid sample in space

The first asteroid sample collected in space by US Space Agency, NASA, has arrived on Earth. Scientists say the asteroid, Bennu, could tell.. Read More →
Western Cape Government activates a disaster management centre due to an upgraded weather warning

Western Cape Government activates a disaster management centre due to an upgraded weather warning

The Western Cape Government has activated a disaster management centre due to an upgraded weather warning. The South African Weather Services raised the.. Read More →
Anti-corruption bodies from SADC have joined forces by signing a memorandum of understanding

Anti-corruption bodies from SADC have joined forces by signing a memorandum of understanding

Anti-corruption bodies from Namibia, South Africa, Botswana, Eswatini, and Lesotho have joined forces by signing a memorandum of understanding. The memorandum is aimed.. Read More →
Community service orders launched in Omaheke

Community service orders launched in Omaheke

The Namibian Correctional Service officially launched the roll-out of Community Service Orders to the Gobabis, Witvlei, Otjinene, Leonardville and Talismanis courts. The new.. Read More →
California sues anti-abortion groups

California sues anti-abortion groups

Sally Patterson has more from the US state of California. It’s suing anti-abortion groups for claiming they could reverse the effects of the.. Read More →
Uganda says it will mediate between Somalia and breakaway Somaliland

Uganda says it will mediate between Somalia and breakaway Somaliland

Reuters reports that Uganda would mediate between Somalia and the breakaway region of Somaliland to facilitate reunification after a more than three-decade split... Read More →
African Housing and Infrastructure Fund CEO  says it is crucial for Africa to make progress in innovation for the Sustainable Development Goals

African Housing and Infrastructure Fund CEO says it is crucial for Africa to make progress in innovation for the Sustainable Development Goals

World leaders are under increasing pressure to accelerate their investments to meet the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030. The United Nations General Assembly.. Read More →
Walvis Mayor seeks ammicable solution to town’s municipal challenges

Walvis Mayor seeks ammicable solution to town’s municipal challenges

The Katutura residents recently requested that the city of Windhoek disconnect Water if their bill reaches N$6000. This is in an effort to.. Read More →
Communication Technology ministry urges the public to register their Subscriber Identity Module cards

Communication Technology ministry urges the public to register their Subscriber Identity Module cards

The Information and Communication Technology ministry is urging the public to register their Subscriber Identity Module cards before the deadline of 31 December.. Read More →
Lavrov says revival of Black Sea grain deal not realistic

Lavrov says revival of Black Sea grain deal not realistic

William Denselow reports on Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov who says that United Nations efforts to revive the Black Sea Grain Initiative are.. Read More →
Multi-day protests over economic crisis grip Ghana’s capital

Multi-day protests over economic crisis grip Ghana’s capital

Reuters reports on hundreds of demonstrators gathered in the Ghanaian capital Accra on Saturday for a third day of anti-government protests linked to.. Read More →
South African Political expert calls for UDM leader to hand over the reigns

South African Political expert calls for UDM leader to hand over the reigns

Political expert Ntsikelelo Breakfast says it’s time for the United Democratic Movement to consider a leadership change from Bantu Holomisa, who broke away.. Read More →
Councillors call for Basic Income Grant to urgently help Namibians out of poverty

Councillors call for Basic Income Grant to urgently help Namibians out of poverty

The Councillor of Rundu Rural Constituency in the Kavango East Region, Paulus Mbangu, has recently suggested that government implement a basic income grant.. Read More →
Gobabis-Aminuis road at advanced level

Gobabis-Aminuis road at advanced level

The Roads Authority of Namibia Chief Executive Officer, Conrad Lutombi says the road between Gobabis and Aminuis will be completed in a matter.. Read More →
Judge hears arguments ahead of Trump fraud trial

Judge hears arguments ahead of Trump fraud trial

A lawyer representing Donald Trump has accused New York’s Attorney General of ignoring the truth ahead of his upcoming fraud trial. And as.. Read More →
UKZN says the Inkatha Freedom Party’s decision to use prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi as part of their election campaign strategy will keep his legacy alive

UKZN says the Inkatha Freedom Party’s decision to use prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi as part of their election campaign strategy will keep his legacy alive

University of KwaZulu-Natal political analyst Zakhele Ndlovu says the Inkatha Freedom Party’s decision to use prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi as part of their election.. Read More →
Kunene aims for better academic results in 2023 National Examinations

Kunene aims for better academic results in 2023 National Examinations

Kunene’s Ordinary level grade 11 performance and Grade 12 Advanced Subsidiary level for 2022 dropped 1.2% from the previous year’s 37.4% pass rate... Read More →
Kawana calls for tourist safety and launches online visa service

Kawana calls for tourist safety and launches online visa service

The Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security minister has urged tourism businesses to take precautions to ensure the safety of tourists when they.. Read More →
EU suspends funding to Zimbabwe Electoral Commission

EU suspends funding to Zimbabwe Electoral Commission

The European Union has withdrawn its funding for the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission due to concerns over its handling of the recent disputed general.. Read More →
South Africa’s first female navigator dies at sea

South Africa’s first female navigator dies at sea

South Africa’s first female submarine navigator, Gillian Malouw, was among the three officers who died at sea on Wednesday, the military has confirmed... Read More →
Old Mutual tackles misconceptions about investment returns and risks

Old Mutual tackles misconceptions about investment returns and risks

The Old Mutual Investment Group is tackling the misconception of expecting high returns from investments without considering their associated risks. Rex Mutelo, Head.. Read More →
Namibia must strengthen foundations for maximising earth observations

Namibia must strengthen foundations for maximising earth observations

Namibia needs strong institutions, favorable policies, infrastructure, investments, and collaboration to fully benefit from Earth Observations. According to Lovisa Immanuel, General Manager of.. Read More →
Poland suspends weapon exports to Ukraine

Poland suspends weapon exports to Ukraine

Poland said it will no longer send weapons to Ukraine as disputes between the two countries over an import ban on Ukrainian grain.. Read More →
UN launches global road safety campaign

UN launches global road safety campaign

The United Nations has unveiled a new campaign, the UN Global Road Safety initiative, aimed at combatting road traffic accidents—a leading cause of.. Read More →
 ||Kharas stakeholders call for Y4H2 scholarship requirements to be lowered

 ||Kharas stakeholders call for Y4H2 scholarship requirements to be lowered

Oranjemund Constituency Councillor Lazarus Nangolo, along with other stakeholders, has called on the government to ease the eligibility criteria for the technical and.. Read More →
NamRA encourages industry leaders to grasp Namibian tax policy benefits

NamRA encourages industry leaders to grasp Namibian tax policy benefits

During the ongoing 16th Annual Conference 2023 hosted by the Retirement Funds Institute of Namibia, keynote speaker NamRA Commissioner Sam Shivute urged industry.. Read More →
India suspends visas for Canadians as row escalates

India suspends visas for Canadians as row escalates

India has suspended visa services for Canadian citizens amid an escalating row over the killing of a Sikh separatist on Canadian soil. Visa.. Read More →
DRC wants faster UN troop withdrawal

DRC wants faster UN troop withdrawal

Democratic Republic of Congo President Félix Tshisekedi has called for a speedier withdrawal of the UN force in his country to begin this.. Read More →
WHO welcomes declaration on pandemic prevention

WHO welcomes declaration on pandemic prevention

The World Health Organization head, Tedros Ghebreyesus has welcomed Wednesday’s “historic” commitment by global leaders on the approval of a political declaration on.. Read More →
President Geingob urges UN to end vaccine apartheid

President Geingob urges UN to end vaccine apartheid

President Hage Geingob calls for an end to vaccine apartheid in his UN General Assembly address, aligning with a political declaration on pandemic.. Read More →
Neuralink begins human clinical trial for brain implants

Neuralink begins human clinical trial for brain implants

Elon Musk’s controversial biotechnology startup Neuralink opened up recruitment for its first human clinical trial on Tuesday. CNN reports that after receiving approval.. Read More →
South Africa to host AGOA Summit

South Africa to host AGOA Summit

South Africa will host a US-Africa trade summit in November despite an earlier call by US lawmakers for the event to be moved.. Read More →
RFIN holds resilience-focused conference

RFIN holds resilience-focused conference

The Retirement Funds Institute of Namibia is hosting its 16th annual Conference at Droombos, in Windhoek, under the theme, “Towards a Relevant, Resilient and.. Read More →
Geingob underscores Namibia’s dedication to Green Hydrogen

Geingob underscores Namibia’s dedication to Green Hydrogen

President Hage Geingob addressed the 78th UN General Assembly in New York on Wednesday, sharing Namibia’s commitment to securing sustainable climate financing for.. Read More →
Government invites MSMEs to apply for Equipment Assistance Scheme   

Government invites MSMEs to apply for Equipment Assistance Scheme   

The Ministry of Industrialisation and Trade has invited Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises to apply for assistance with equipment and machinery under the.. Read More →
Haiti grapples with rising hunger

Haiti grapples with rising hunger

Violence caused by armed groups, economic slowdown, and climate-related effects continue to drive high levels of hunger in Haiti. This is according to.. Read More →
Nigeria’s Tinubu calls for fair deal for African nations at UN General Assembly

Nigeria’s Tinubu calls for fair deal for African nations at UN General Assembly

Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu on Tuesday made his inaugural address at the United Nations General Assembly with a call on world leaders to.. Read More →
August tourism occupancy surpasses pre-pandemic levels

August tourism occupancy surpasses pre-pandemic levels

The tourism industry has seen a strong rebound in its peak season, reaching an August 2023 occupancy rate of 68.9%, up from 60.98%.. Read More →
Gobabis court orders forfeiture of vehicles for customs act violations

Gobabis court orders forfeiture of vehicles for customs act violations

The Namibia Revenue Agency says that failure to declare incidents over the past weeks has led to the Gobabis Magistrates Court ordering the.. Read More →
King Charles begins France visit

King Charles begins France visit

Britain’s King Charles and his wife Queen Camilla started a three-day tour to France on Wednesday. Reuters reports that during the three-day-visit, he.. Read More →
Suspects in Nigeria’s ‘gay wedding’ case granted bail

Suspects in Nigeria’s ‘gay wedding’ case granted bail

A court in Nigeria has granted bail to 69 people who were arrested last month after a raid on what the police described.. Read More →
Government launches National ICT Summit

Government launches National ICT Summit

The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology is set to launch the Seventh edition of the National ICT Summit in Windhoek today, under.. Read More →
U.S. Republican Presidential hopeful to unveil plan

U.S. Republican Presidential hopeful to unveil plan

Republican Presidential hopeful Ron DeSantis will unveil his vision for America’s energy future at an event in Texas later today. And as Toni.. Read More →
Namibian national allegedly fatally shot in South Africa

Namibian national allegedly fatally shot in South Africa

A family is struggling to come to terms with the loss of their son, who was allegedly gunned down in a suspected robbery.. Read More →
Russian forces strike refinery in central Ukraine

Russian forces strike refinery in central Ukraine

Russian forces have struck an oil refinery in central Ukraine in the early hours of Wednesday. Reuters reports that Kyiv Governor Dmytro Lunin.. Read More →
UN Chief calls Libya flood a ‘sad snapshot’ of global injustice   

UN Chief calls Libya flood a ‘sad snapshot’ of global injustice   

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres criticised the inadequate global response to climate change during his address to the UN General Assembly. He referenced the.. Read More →
NIPDB showcases investment opportunities at UN General Assembly

NIPDB showcases investment opportunities at UN General Assembly

The Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board is set to promote investment opportunities in Namibia on the margins of the United Nations General.. Read More →
NSA & NamPol collaborate for safe Census

NSA & NamPol collaborate for safe Census

The Namibia Statistics Agency and the Namibian Police held a joint press conference today to outline their partnership in ensuring the safety of.. Read More →
Ukraine has lodged a complaint with WTO

Ukraine has lodged a complaint with WTO

Ukraine has lodged a complaint at the World Trade Organization against Poland, Slovakia, and Hungary. Kyiv is accusing the countries of imposing unilateral bans on importing Ukrainian grain... Read More →
Deadly clash claims 15 soldiers in DRC’s southwest

Deadly clash claims 15 soldiers in DRC’s southwest

At least 15 soldiers have been killed by militiamen in violent clashes that broke out in the southwest of the Democratic Republic of.. Read More →
Namibian left blind in Johannesburg robbery receives treatment

Namibian left blind in Johannesburg robbery receives treatment

A Namibian citizen, Sam Shikongo, suffered blindness following a robbery in Johannesburg last week when he was shot. He is currently undergoing medical.. Read More →
California to force businesses to disclose carbon footprint

California to force businesses to disclose carbon footprint

The US state of California is set to implement legislation forcing large companies to disclose their carbon footprints. California Governor Gavin Newsom says.. Read More →
ECN gears up for 2024 elections

ECN gears up for 2024 elections

The Electoral Commission of Namibia in the Kavango West Region is visiting all eight constituencies to identify suitable areas to establish registration or.. Read More →
Prince William champions climate solutions

Prince William champions climate solutions

Prince William is in New York City on a two-day visit to promote this year’s Earthshot Prize. The program aims to find “trailblazing”.. Read More →
Hundreds protest in flood-hit eastern Libya 

Hundreds protest in flood-hit eastern Libya 

Hundreds of residents of the eastern Libyan city of Derna on Monday protested against local authorities, more than a week after heavy floods.. Read More →
Anti-LGBTQ+ group watches Parliament for Marriage Bill outcome

Anti-LGBTQ+ group watches Parliament for Marriage Bill outcome

Anti-LGBTQ+ group, “Stop Homosexuality and Same-Sex Marriages” is at Parliament, expecting the Marriage Bill to ban same-sex unions to be approved. They promise.. Read More →
President Geingob and German Chancellor Scholz hold talks

President Geingob and German Chancellor Scholz hold talks

President Hage Geingob, who is set to address the general assembly on Wednesday, has held talks with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on the.. Read More →
Additional women step forward with allegations against Russell Brand

Additional women step forward with allegations against Russell Brand

More women have come forward with claims of rape and sexual assault by comedian and actor Russel Brand. The Times Newspaper, which first.. Read More →
Old Mutual Foundation Indaba to tackle youth unemployment

Old Mutual Foundation Indaba to tackle youth unemployment

The Old Mutual Foundation Indaba is taking place on 25 October 2023. It aims to tackle youth unemployment in Namibia. Here’s Mignon du.. Read More →
Ukraine to sue Hungary, Slovakia and Poland over grain ban

Ukraine to sue Hungary, Slovakia and Poland over grain ban

Ukraine is set to challenge unilateral grain-import bans imposed by three EU neighbors and consider retaliatory actions. The government in Kyiv plans to file.. Read More →
TransNamib celebrates Heritage Week

TransNamib celebrates Heritage Week

In celebration of Heritage Week, TransNamib, and the Museum Association of Namibia, are hosting a series of events honoring the 30th anniversary of.. Read More →
City of Windhoek warns of utility disconnection scam

City of Windhoek warns of utility disconnection scam

The City of Windhoek is alerting residents about a scam that has come to their attention. Some residents, specifically the elderly, have reported.. Read More →
US politician joins AI-driven productivity debate

US politician joins AI-driven productivity debate

U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders discussed the country’s autoworker’s demand for a four-day workweek and what that could mean to the future of the.. Read More →
Saudi Arabia urged to revoke death sentence for social media dissent

Saudi Arabia urged to revoke death sentence for social media dissent

UN experts have urged Saudi Arabia to revoke the death sentence handed down to Mohammed Al Ghamdi for his tweets and YouTube activities,.. Read More →
Environment Minister calls for better waste management

Environment Minister calls for better waste management

Minister of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism, Pohamba Shifeta says the current waste management situation in Namibia is unsatisfactory, as many villages, towns, and.. Read More →
Retirement Funds Institute of Namibia readies for conference

Retirement Funds Institute of Namibia readies for conference

The Retirement Funds Institute of Namibia is set to host its 16th annual Conference from 21 to 22 September in Windhoek. This year’s.. Read More →
Leevi Shivolo Ileka appointed as Windhoek City Police Chief

Leevi Shivolo Ileka appointed as Windhoek City Police Chief

Leevi Shivolo Ileka has been appointed as the new head of the Windhoek City Police. The City announced that Ileka brings a wealth.. Read More →
South African Presidency weighs R88.5 billion anti-poverty plan 

South African Presidency weighs R88.5 billion anti-poverty plan 

South Africa’s presidency is proposing spending as much as R88.5 billion a year to tackle poverty at a time when the National Treasury.. Read More →
Democratic U.S. Representative speaks at climate rally in New York

Democratic U.S. Representative speaks at climate rally in New York

Thousands of protesters kicked off “Climate Week” and filled the streets of Midtown, Manhattan, on Sunday ahead of the UN General Assembly this.. Read More →
President Geingob attends 78th UN General Assembly

President Geingob attends 78th UN General Assembly

President Hage Geingob is in New York for the 78th UN General Assembly starting on 18 September 2023. The event’s theme is “Rebuilding.. Read More →
Old Mutual Foundation unveiles the names of schools selected to benefit from the Chair and Desk Initiative

Old Mutual Foundation unveiles the names of schools selected to benefit from the Chair and Desk Initiative

The Old Mutual Foundation has unveiled the names of the schools selected to benefit from the Chair and Desk Initiative. This initiative is.. Read More →
Apple supplier Foxconn aims to double jobs, investment in India

Apple supplier Foxconn aims to double jobs, investment in India

Apple supplier Foxconn is aiming to double its investment and number of jobs in India over the next year, according to a top.. Read More →
A manhunt is launched after the killing of six people outside a tavern in Daveyton, Gauteng

A manhunt is launched after the killing of six people outside a tavern in Daveyton, Gauteng

Ekurhuleni police have launched a manhunt following the killing of six men in Daveyton, Gauteng. Police spokesperson, Dimakatso Nevhuhulwi, says it is alleged.. Read More →
International ozone layer day celebrated at Gobabis

International ozone layer day celebrated at Gobabis

The International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer was celebrated at Gobabis. During the event, Omaheke Region Governor thanked the stakeholders.. Read More →
Special session of Indian parliament begins amid buzz about the country changing name to ‘Bharat’………

Special session of Indian parliament begins amid buzz about the country changing name to ‘Bharat’………

Speculation is rife that India could officials be changing its name to Bharat – the Hindi word used for the country. A resolution.. Read More →
SA’s National Association of School Governing Bodies supports the BELA Bill

SA’s National Association of School Governing Bodies supports the BELA Bill

South Africa’s National Association of School Governing Bodies says it supports the Basic Education Laws Amendment. Parliament’s portfolio committee on Basic Education has.. Read More →
Minister of Environment calls out current waste management situation in Namibia as unsatisfactory

Minister of Environment calls out current waste management situation in Namibia as unsatisfactory

Minister of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism, Pohamba Shifeta, stated on Saturday that the current waste management situation in Namibia is unsatisfactory, as many.. Read More →
Stolen holocaust artworks seized

Stolen holocaust artworks seized

Three works of art allegedly stolen during the Holocaust have been seized by New York law enforcement authorities. In warrants issued by the.. Read More →
Stages 2- and 4-load-shedding  will be implemented until further notice in South Africa

Stages 2- and 4-load-shedding will be implemented until further notice in South Africa

SA’s Minister of Electricity Kgosientsho Ramokgopa says in January this year, a decision was made to proceed with constructing temporary stacks at the.. Read More →
Erongo residents urged to prioritise oral health

Erongo residents urged to prioritise oral health

The governor of the Erongo region encouraged regular dental check-ups, emphasisng the importance to allow professionals to detect and address dental issues before.. Read More →
Thousands participate in New York climate march

Thousands participate in New York climate march

Thousands of people took to the streets of New York on Sunday demanding an end to the use of fossil fuels and for.. Read More →
More than 20 Venetia mineworkers were killed in a bus accident in Limpopo

More than 20 Venetia mineworkers were killed in a bus accident in Limpopo

More than 20 people were killed in a crash involving a bus and a truck in Musina in Limpopo yesterday evening. The bus,.. Read More →
Health ministry to spend additional N$16.1 million on health strengthening

Health ministry to spend additional N$16.1 million on health strengthening

The Health and Social Services minister revealed that the ministry has successfully obtained cabinet approval for a costed plan amounting to N$16.1 million.. Read More →
Biden says striking auto workers deserve “fair share”

Biden says striking auto workers deserve “fair share”

US President Joe Biden says auto workers deserve a “fair share” of profits, after almost 13,000 workers went out on strike. It’s the.. Read More →
Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso sign Sahel security pact

Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso sign Sahel security pact

Reuters reports on Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso the three West African Sahel nations ruled by military juntas, who signed a security pact.. Read More →
Southern Cape says all its beaches remain closed to pedestrians and vehicles due to very high tides and rough sea conditions

Southern Cape says all its beaches remain closed to pedestrians and vehicles due to very high tides and rough sea conditions

The George Municipality in the Southern Cape says all its beaches remain closed to pedestrians and vehicles due to very high tides and.. Read More →
Khorixs Town Council looks to enhance local economic development.

Khorixs Town Council looks to enhance local economic development.

To address challenges of exposure for the town’s small and medium enterprises, the Khorixas Town Council has embarked on a journey to provide.. Read More →
Health ministry participates in national clean-up campaign at Windhoek Central Hospital

Health ministry participates in national clean-up campaign at Windhoek Central Hospital

The Ministry of Health and Social Services announced that it has cleared two out of four blocks of the nurses’ homes at the.. Read More →
Fed expected to keep interest rates unchanged

Fed expected to keep interest rates unchanged

Focus on Wall Street this week will be on the Federal Reserve and whether recent disappointing inflation figures have impacted their thinking. As.. Read More →
Libyan flood survivors weigh water shortages against landmine risk

Libyan flood survivors weigh water shortages against landmine risk

People whose homes were swept away by flooding in Libya’s eastern city of Derna a week ago faced the dilemma on Sunday of.. Read More →
SA’s Electricity Minister says units at Kusile have been out of service for a prolonged period

SA’s Electricity Minister says units at Kusile have been out of service for a prolonged period

SA’s Minister of Electricity Kgosientsho Ramokgopa says Kusile power station’s units one, two and three have been out of service for a prolonged.. Read More →
Official opposition leader notifies National Assembly that he will introduce a bill to address the authority the minister of fisheries and marine resources

Official opposition leader notifies National Assembly that he will introduce a bill to address the authority the minister of fisheries and marine resources

Official opposition leader McHenry Venaani has notified the National Assembly that he will introduce a bill to address the authority the minister of.. Read More →
Namibian Economic Freedom Fighters has argued that there is a need to reevaluate the current democratic government system

Namibian Economic Freedom Fighters has argued that there is a need to reevaluate the current democratic government system

Leader of the Namibian Economic Freedom Fighters, has argued that there is a need to reevaluate the current democratic government system in Namibia.. Read More →
Senior U.S. and Chinese officials meet for talks

Senior U.S. and Chinese officials meet for talks

The White House has confirmed that a top U.S. official has met with China’s Foreign Minister over the weekend. As our U.S. correspondent.. Read More →
Mpumalanga police have launched a manhunt for two murder suspects

Mpumalanga police have launched a manhunt for two murder suspects

SA’s Mpumalanga police have launched a manhunt for two suspects following the murder of a 41-year-old sergeant in Kanya-mazane outside Mbombela. Nhla-nhla Segage.. Read More →
Security Association of Namibia hosts Information and Engagement event

Security Association of Namibia hosts Information and Engagement event

The Security Association Of Namibia will host its Information and Engagement event later this week in Ongwediva. Here is Celeste Lucas, National Administrator.. Read More →
Police urge public to surrender illegal firearms.

Police urge public to surrender illegal firearms.

The Namibian Police Force are urging the public to surrender all illegal firearms, ammunition, armaments and all unwanted firearms at any police station.. Read More →
City of Windhoek considers pensioner debt relief

City of Windhoek considers pensioner debt relief

The City of Windhoek is developing a long-term plan to forgive debt for pensioners and waive interest for all residents. The decision follows.. Read More →
Maternity leave proposal sparks discussions

Maternity leave proposal sparks discussions

Popular Democratic Movement member Winnie Moongo tabled a motion in the National Assembly calling for five months’ maternity leave with full pay. CEO of the.. Read More →
Kim Jong Un and Putin discuss satellite cooperation

Kim Jong Un and Putin discuss satellite cooperation

Kim Jong Un and Vladimir Putin have held delegation-level talks in Russia’s Far East. Putin has said that Russia will help North Korea.. Read More →
Namibia launches firearm amnesty campaign

Namibia launches firearm amnesty campaign

HitRadio has reported on the launch of a firearm amnesty campaign taking place from September 1 to 30. During this period, individuals are.. Read More →
President Hage Geingob shuffles deputy ministers

President Hage Geingob shuffles deputy ministers

President Hage Geingob has reshuffled his cabinet, appointing three new Deputy Ministers and removing Daniel Kashikola as Deputy Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration,.. Read More →
Niger junta ends military accord with Benin

Niger junta ends military accord with Benin

Niger’s military Junta has said it would end a military pact with neighbouring Benin Republic, accusing it of authorizing the deployment of troops.. Read More →
Ukraine strikes Russian naval base in bold move

Ukraine strikes Russian naval base in bold move

Ukraine has reportedly struck deep behind Russian lines, once again targeting Moscow’s naval forces.  Footage shared online and in Russian media showed a large.. Read More →
UNDP advocates for equitable healthcare access post-pandemic

UNDP advocates for equitable healthcare access post-pandemic

As global health systems rebound following the COVID-19 pandemic, more must be done to ensure access to adequate and equitable healthcare for all... Read More →
Government condemns violent attacks on tourists

Government condemns violent attacks on tourists

The Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism has condemned a recent increase in violent attacks on international tourists across the country. Tourism spokesperson,.. Read More →
FNB grapples with e-Wallet scams

FNB grapples with e-Wallet scams

After the First National Bank of Namibia disclosed that 788 transactions, leading to a loss of N$600,000 due to eWallet scams, were reported.. Read More →
Indonesia Arrests 43 Over Riots Against Relocation Plans from Rempang

Indonesia Arrests 43 Over Riots Against Relocation Plans from Rempang

Police in Indonesia have arrested 43 people for rioting on the island of Rempang in Riau province. They were among hundreds protesting against a.. Read More →
Police encourage youth not to ruin their certificates of conduct

Police encourage youth not to ruin their certificates of conduct

Oshikoto Regional police spokesperson Ellen Nehale has urged the youth to not ruin their Certificates of Conduct because it will negatively affect them.. Read More →
China tells life story of convicted American spy

China tells life story of convicted American spy

China’s given details of the life and career of a 78-year-old US citizen who was jailed for life earlier this year for spying.. Read More →
South Africa’s Metalworkers union Numsa calls for greater transparency in the management of the Road Accident Fund

South Africa’s Metalworkers union Numsa calls for greater transparency in the management of the Road Accident Fund

South Africa’s Metalworkers union Numsa calls for greater transparency in the management of the Road Accident Fund to address ongoing challenges and improve.. Read More →
Vocational student allegedly commits suicide at Otjiwarongo…

Vocational student allegedly commits suicide at Otjiwarongo…

A student at the Okakarara Vocational Training Centre allegedly committed suicide by hanging, at Otjiwarongo on Tuesday morning. The student was on the.. Read More →
Google trial opens in Washington DC court

Google trial opens in Washington DC court

Google is trending … for the wrong reasons. It’s locked in a legal battle with the US Justice Department, which accuses the American.. Read More →
Libya floods wipe out quarter of city, death toll passes 2,000.

Libya floods wipe out quarter of city, death toll passes 2,000.

Reuters reports on the more than 2,000 people who were killed and at least 10,000 missing in Libyan floods caused by a huge.. Read More →
SA’s Presidency welcomes the dismissal of Jacob Zuma’s private prosecution appeal

SA’s Presidency welcomes the dismissal of Jacob Zuma’s private prosecution appeal

South Africa’s Presidency welcomes the dismissal of former president Jacob Zuma’s private prosecution efforts against his successor, Cyril Ramaphosa. The High Court in.. Read More →
More women in Namibia persue technical and vocational education and training

More women in Namibia persue technical and vocational education and training

The government’s efforts to support women’s participation in technical and vocational education and training and occupations appears to be having an impact. Although.. Read More →
White House slams impeachment inquiry.

White House slams impeachment inquiry.

Nick Harper reports from Washington on the White House that has slammed the Republican impeachment inquiry into president Joseph Biden. It follows the announcement.. Read More →
More than 95-percent of all farm attacks and murder incidents are still unsolved in South Africa

More than 95-percent of all farm attacks and murder incidents are still unsolved in South Africa

AfriForum has released a report on rural safety and farm attacks indicating the low conviction rate for farm attacks and murders between 2019.. Read More →
National Mental Health Care Namibia lights a candle for each suicide……

National Mental Health Care Namibia lights a candle for each suicide……

Reaching out may be difficult but help is available and help will be ready. These are the words of Cathy Kambanda: Founder Of.. Read More →
Health ministry pledges commitment to ensuring equitable access to oral health countrywide.

Health ministry pledges commitment to ensuring equitable access to oral health countrywide.

The Health and Social Services ministry has pledged its commitment to ensuring equitable access to oral health countrywide. Its deputy Dr Esther Muinjangue.. Read More →
Robbery reported at BoPlaas campsite, NWR reacts

Robbery reported at BoPlaas campsite, NWR reacts

Namibia Wildlife Resorts has confirmed a recent robbery incident at BoPlaas campsite along the Orange River in the South. Two groups of tourists,.. Read More →
Morocco earthquake death toll nears 2,500

Morocco earthquake death toll nears 2,500

The death toll from the earthquake in Morocco has now risen to almost 2,500 as rescuers continue to dig for survivors with their.. Read More →
Namibia and Zambia boost trade partnerships

Namibia and Zambia boost trade partnerships

Namibia and Zambia have agreed to foster mutually beneficial partnerships within the private sector and enhance trade by improving market access for various.. Read More →
Namibia marks suicide prevention day with alarming statistics

Namibia marks suicide prevention day with alarming statistics

Namibia observed Suicide Prevention Day, an annual event on 10 September, with the Ministry of Health and Social Services unveiling alarming statistics today... Read More →
Japan gains support for nuclear waste-water discharge

Japan gains support for nuclear waste-water discharge

Japan’s Prime Minister says more nations are on board with the country’s decision to discharge contaminated, treated nuclear waste water into the Pacific.. Read More →
FTX probes if millions payed out to stars is be reversed

FTX probes if millions payed out to stars is be reversed

FTX Group is looking into the possibility of reclaiming millions of dollars paid to celebrities and sports teams who promoted its crypto platform.. Read More →
Minister urges patience for pre-licensing investigations in fishing industry

Minister urges patience for pre-licensing investigations in fishing industry

Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Derek Klazen, has urged patience from the fishing industry to facilitate pre-licensing investigations. According to Nampa, Klazen.. Read More →
Tanzania, Kenya waiver of DRC visa to boost ties

Tanzania, Kenya waiver of DRC visa to boost ties

East African Community has applauded the move by Tanzania and Kenya to waive visa requirements for DR Congo nationals, saying it will cement.. Read More →
Prime Minister discusses SADC unemployment

Prime Minister discusses SADC unemployment

GDP growth in the Southern African Development Community varies, leading to high unemployment. Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila discussed this at the 57th SADC.. Read More →
Rubiales resigns as Spanish FA President over kiss

Rubiales resigns as Spanish FA President over kiss

Luis Rubiales has resigned as president of the Spanish Football Federation following criticism for kissing Spain forward Jenni Hermoso at the Women’s World.. Read More →
Canada’s Prime Minister delayed in New Delhi

Canada’s Prime Minister delayed in New Delhi

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is reportedly stuck in New Delhi after his aircraft experienced technical issues.  Trudeau was supposed to leave on.. Read More →
SA’s Ramaphosa commends African Union’s G20 membership

SA’s Ramaphosa commends African Union’s G20 membership

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has hailed the admission of the African Union as a member of the G20 as a significant development.. Read More →
Government seeks stadium upgrade proposals after 17-month delay

Government seeks stadium upgrade proposals after 17-month delay

17 Months after the Ministry of Sport, Youth, and National Service, led by Agnes Tjongarero, pledged N$ 50 million towards the refurbishment of.. Read More →
DRC records measles outbreak

DRC records measles outbreak

Health officials in the Democratic Republic of Congo have recorded a measles outbreak that has claimed 87 lives over the past 8 months... Read More →
Namibia Airports Company addresses cargo dispute

Namibia Airports Company addresses cargo dispute

Namibia Airport Company CEO, Bisey |Uirab, has reported progress in the cargo dispute stemming from the eviction of Menzies Aviation at Hosea Kutako.. Read More →
Hunter Biden to be indicted on gun charge

Hunter Biden to be indicted on gun charge

The special counsel investigating Hunter Biden plans to indict the US president’s 53-year-old son on a gun charge by the end of the.. Read More →
WMO: Climate change impacts air quality and human health

WMO: Climate change impacts air quality and human health

A report by the World Meteorological Organization shows that climate change is having a measurable impact on air quality and human health. Secretary-General.. Read More →
Ohlthaver & List Group’s Thieme reacts to Ackerman death

Ohlthaver & List Group’s Thieme reacts to Ackerman death

Raymond Ackerman, the South African retail icon who founded JSE-listed Pick n Pay, has died aged 92. The group hailed him as a.. Read More →
12-Year legal battle ends in guilty verdict for American nationals

12-Year legal battle ends in guilty verdict for American nationals

After a protracted 12-year legal battle, American nationals Kevin Townsend and Marcus Thomas have been declared guilty in the Windhoek High Court for.. Read More →
Israeli scientists develop lab grown embryo

Israeli scientists develop lab grown embryo

A team of scientists in Israel say they have created a human embryo in a lab – without an egg or sperm.  The.. Read More →
People of African descent encounter challenges in the West

People of African descent encounter challenges in the West

People of African descent continue to face immense challenges to meaningful participation in public affairs in many countries due to systemic racism, marginalisation.. Read More →
Namibia’s high suicide rate sparks concern, calls for action

Namibia’s high suicide rate sparks concern, calls for action

The Deputy Minister of Health and Social Services has raised concerns about the country’s high suicide rate compared to other African nations. Esther.. Read More →
NamPower’s bulk prepaid meters earn praise from Electricity Control Board

NamPower’s bulk prepaid meters earn praise from Electricity Control Board

The Electricity Control Board has praised national power utility NamPower’s initiative to implement bulk prepaid meters for Regional Electricity Distributors and other clients. CEO.. Read More →
India: G20 summit happening in a ‘very turbulent’ global environment

India: G20 summit happening in a ‘very turbulent’ global environment

India’s foreign minister has admitted that the G20 summit is happening in a very turbulent global environment, as the country struggles to build.. Read More →
Ministry clarifies agricultural employers’ statement on ‘New Minimum Wages’

Ministry clarifies agricultural employers’ statement on ‘New Minimum Wages’

The Ministry of Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment Creation has clarified a statement that was issued by the Agricultural Employers Association regarding the.. Read More →
Russia dominates global grain export market amid Ukraine conflict

Russia dominates global grain export market amid Ukraine conflict

Russia has solidified its position as the leading global grain exporter. Meanwhile, the conflict in Ukraine disrupted the market, as Ukraine, a significant.. Read More →
Germany records increase in asylum claims

Germany records increase in asylum claims

Germany has recorded a big rise in asylum seeker claims. New data released Thursday shows Europe’s largest economy has seen a double-digit rise.. Read More →
Menzies Aviation addresses impending expiry of critical reagents for NamBTS

Menzies Aviation addresses impending expiry of critical reagents for NamBTS

Menzies Aviation has issued a press release highlighting the urgent need to release critical reagents required by the Namibia Blood Transfusion Service, as.. Read More →
Africa bears brunt of global warming it did little to cause

Africa bears brunt of global warming it did little to cause

Africa is responsible for only a fraction of global greenhouse gas emissions but is suffering disproportionately from climate change. According to a new.. Read More →
Court orders Amupanda to disclose financial status

Court orders Amupanda to disclose financial status

The Windhoek High Court has instructed former Mayor Job Amupanda to disclose his financial status in his lawsuit against the government concerning the.. Read More →
UK declares Wagner Group a terrorist organisation

UK declares Wagner Group a terrorist organisation

The UK government will declare the Russian mercenary group Wagner a terrorist organisation, which will make it illegal to be a member or.. Read More →
deVere Group asserts G20 Summit holds potential to alleviate poverty

deVere Group asserts G20 Summit holds potential to alleviate poverty

Wealth management firm deVere Group has highlighted the G20 summit’s role in addressing financial inclusion, potentially uplifting millions from poverty, as according to.. Read More →
Crypto millionaires surge to 88.2K globally, and Bitcoin dominates says first ever Crypto Wealth Report

Crypto millionaires surge to 88.2K globally, and Bitcoin dominates says first ever Crypto Wealth Report

There are 88,200 crypto millionaires worldwide, with just under half holding their fortunes in Bitcoin, according to the inaugural Crypto Wealth report published.. Read More →
Proud Boys’ ex-leader sentenced for Capitol attack

Proud Boys’ ex-leader sentenced for Capitol attack

The former leader of the far-right group the Proud Boys has been sentenced to 22 years in prison for his role in the.. Read More →
Namibia hosts workshop on ozone and customs cooperation

Namibia hosts workshop on ozone and customs cooperation

The Ministry of Industrialisation and Trade, in partnership with the United Nations Environment Ozone Action, is hosting a 3-day workshop in Windhoek from.. Read More →
Bank of Namibia to host central bank Governors meeting

Bank of Namibia to host central bank Governors meeting

Central Bank Governors from Southern Africa will convene in Swakopmund on September 8, 2023, with the Bank of Namibia hosting the meeting. The.. Read More →
Eurozone inflation disappoints, holding at 5.3%

Eurozone inflation disappoints, holding at 5.3%

Inflation in the Eurozone held steady in August according to the EU’s latest estimate. European governments had hoped inflation would continue its downward.. Read More →
‘Under the Hanging Tree’ makes its Namibian premiere at Ster Kinekor

‘Under the Hanging Tree’ makes its Namibian premiere at Ster Kinekor

Ster-Kinekor is hosting the much-anticipated Namibian debut of writer and director Perivi Katjavivi’s film ‘Under the Hanging Tree’. The film, which is the third feature by.. Read More →
New York AG seeks fraud declaration against Trump pre-trial

New York AG seeks fraud declaration against Trump pre-trial

New York’s attorney general has asked a state judge to declare Donald Trump liable for fraud even before the civil case against the.. Read More →
Namibia strongly condemns attempted coup in Gabon

Namibia strongly condemns attempted coup in Gabon

The Government of Namibia has condemned the attempted coup d’état in Gabon toppling the democratically elected government, and the detention of President Ali.. Read More →
Menzies pronounces itself on ground handling matter

Menzies pronounces itself on ground handling matter

Menzies Aviation, which is entangled in a dispute regarding its operations at Hosea Kutako International Airport, in a media release issued today said.. Read More →
President Geingob highlights importance of value-added investment

President Geingob highlights importance of value-added investment

President Hage Geingob has affirmed that Namibia will partner with investors committed to local operations and exporting finished products, diverging from raw materials... Read More →
Five rail workers killed by train in northern Italy

Five rail workers killed by train in northern Italy

Five rail workers have been killed after being hit by a train in northern Italy. Italian media say the train was travelling at.. Read More →
Data gap hinders support for arts and culture

Data gap hinders support for arts and culture

Deputy Minister of Education, Arts and Culture, Faustina Caley, has highlighted the challenge of inadequate data in developing initiatives to support the local.. Read More →
Rare super blue moon captivates stargazers worldwide

Rare super blue moon captivates stargazers worldwide

Stargazers around the world have been treated to a rare super blue moon.  The celestial event saw crowds gather at vantage points across Europe.. Read More →
Gabon military junta names transition leader

Gabon military junta names transition leader

A military junta that has toppled power in Gabon has named General Brice Oligui Nguema as the transition leader in the country. Reuters reports.. Read More →
Namibia, Botswana, South Africa cooperate on Trans-Kalahari railway project

Namibia, Botswana, South Africa cooperate on Trans-Kalahari railway project

Namibia, Botswana, and South Africa are co-chairing a joint ministerial meeting focusing on advancing the Trans-Kalahari railway line project. The talks included the.. Read More →
The world celebrates International Day for People of African Descent

The world celebrates International Day for People of African Descent

Today is the International Day for People of African Descent, an opportunity to celebrate the extraordinary contributions of the African diaspora around the.. Read More →
Tanzanian President shuffles Cabinet before $42bln LNG project approval

Tanzanian President shuffles Cabinet before $42bln LNG project approval

Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan appointed a new energy minister as part of a cabinet reshuffle, ahead of expected cabinet approval for a $42 billion liquefied natural.. Read More →
Scores killed in Johannesburg apartment fire

Scores killed in Johannesburg apartment fire

At least 74 people have died and dozens were injured after a fire tore through a five-story building in Johannesburg’s CBD which had.. Read More →
Andrada confirms continuous Lithium mineralization

Andrada confirms continuous Lithium mineralization

Andrada Mining has verified the existence of uninterrupted lithium mineralization in its ML133 mining license region, positioned 35 km southeast of the Uis tin mine. Anthony Viljoen,.. Read More →
Mining Expo piques regional interest

Mining Expo piques regional interest

At the ongoing 2023 Mining Expo in Windhoek, Chamber of Mines CEO Veston Malango emphasized processing extractive ores locally, aligning with economic goals,.. Read More →
GBV cases alarm authorities at Keetmanshoop

GBV cases alarm authorities at Keetmanshoop

The Namibian Police has since January this year reported 121 cases related to gender-based violence at Keetmanshoop. The statistics were revealed by the.. Read More →
Florida braces for hurricane Idalia

Florida braces for hurricane Idalia

North and South Carolina have each declared a state of emergency ahead of potential impacts from Hurricane Idalia. The director of the Federal.. Read More →
Gabon’s President urges supporters to protest amid military takeover

Gabon’s President urges supporters to protest amid military takeover

Gabon’s President Ali Bongo has called on supporters to make noise over his detention after the military seized power. The BBC reports that.. Read More →
WHO chief visits Namibia to enhance collaboration on public health

WHO chief visits Namibia to enhance collaboration on public health

World Health Organization Director-General, Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, is in Namibia on a 2-day official visit. The WHO chief commended Namibia on its.. Read More →
UK Foreign Secretary defends diplomatic trip to China

UK Foreign Secretary defends diplomatic trip to China

The UK Foreign Secretary has defended his diplomatic trip to China amid criticism from MPs, including from within the governing Conservative Party. The.. Read More →
Africa’s air pollution a health threat

Africa’s air pollution a health threat

Air pollution in various African countries is now as hazardous as well-known diseases like HIV/AIDS and malaria. The BBC reports that the University.. Read More →
Nust celebrates cultural heritage

Nust celebrates cultural heritage

The Cultural Festival of the Namibia University of Science and Technology is currently in full swing. Here’s NUST Student Representative Council President, Martha.. Read More →
Blasts rock Russian Airforce base

Blasts rock Russian Airforce base

Several explosions have rocked a military base in Russia – with state media reporting drones attacked the facility overnight. The blasts come as Ukraine increases.. Read More →
Coup unfolds in Gabon following contested election result

Coup unfolds in Gabon following contested election result

Following the Gabonese Election Centre’s declaration that Ali Bongo secured 64.27% of the vote against Albert Ondo Ossa’s 30.77%, officers took over Gabon24.. Read More →
Kholeka Gcaleka proposed as SA’s next Public Protector

Kholeka Gcaleka proposed as SA’s next Public Protector

South Africa’s Acting Public Protector Kholeka Gcaleka was recommended on Tuesday as SA’s next Public Protector for a non-renewable term from mid-October 2023. We reached out to Professor Ntsikelelo Breakfast, a.. Read More →
President Geingob to inaugurate African Energy Week 2023

President Geingob to inaugurate African Energy Week 2023

The African Energy Chamber has revealed that President Hage Geingob is set to deliver the opening keynote at African Energy Week 2023, taking.. Read More →
Namdia donates to youth-led desert garden project

Namdia donates to youth-led desert garden project

Diamond company NAMDIA has presented a donation of N$50,000 to Deputy Prime Minister Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah for a desert community garden project. The donation kickstarts the Hooganas Garden.. Read More →
Eminem tells GOP presidential candidate Ramaswamy to stop using his music

Eminem tells GOP presidential candidate Ramaswamy to stop using his music

Rapper Eminem has told Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy to stop using his music on the campaign trail. It comes more than a.. Read More →
Tech leads gains on Wall St

Tech leads gains on Wall St

The Nasdaq led gains on Wall Street on Tuesday, as investors bought the dip in tech stocks. Meta, Apple and Telsa all saw.. Read More →
The South African Constitutional Court hears the Electoral Amendment Act imposes an unequal playing field

The South African Constitutional Court hears the Electoral Amendment Act imposes an unequal playing field

South Africa’s Independent Candidates Association says independent candidates being allocated only 200 of the 400 National Assembly seats was irrational and inconsistent with.. Read More →
Paulo Shitaleni Shipanga of the Brave Gladiators visits Future Media News

Paulo Shitaleni Shipanga of the Brave Gladiators visits Future Media News

Future Media News took time out an spoke to Paulo Shipanga on his goals for Namibia’s Brave Gladiators in the short term.  .. Read More →
Western Cape police see progress in curbing murder rate

Western Cape police see progress in curbing murder rate

Western Cape police commissioner Thembisile Patekile says despite having seen progress in curbing the murder rate between April and June 2023, gang-related incidents.. Read More →
Zambia seeks to deny bail to five Egyptians, 6 nationals charged with spying

Zambia seeks to deny bail to five Egyptians, 6 nationals charged with spying

Zambia sought to deny bail to five Egyptians and six Zambians charged with espionage for entering a restricted zone of Lusaka airport, two.. Read More →
Mines and Energy  ministry successfully opens electricity market to allow new entrants

Mines and Energy ministry successfully opens electricity market to allow new entrants

Mines and Energy Minister, Tom Alweendo said the ministry has successfully opened its electricity market to allow new entrants, new investment opportunities, as.. Read More →
The Meat Board of Namibia reports on July exports

The Meat Board of Namibia reports on July exports

Meat Board of Namibia has reported that during July 2023, a total of over 2 million kilogrammes of meat and meat products were.. Read More →
Florida residents warned over approaching hurricane Idalia

Florida residents warned over approaching hurricane Idalia

The US disaster management agency is warning residents in Florida to heed warnings about the approaching hurricane. Idalia is expected to make landfall.. Read More →
Sudan military ruler arrives in Egypt on first trip abroad since war began

Sudan military ruler arrives in Egypt on first trip abroad since war began

Sudanese military ruler General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan met his Egyptian counterpart on Tuesday in his first trip abroad since the April outbreak of.. Read More →
National Literature Festival Of Namibia is scheduled to kick off in Windhoek

National Literature Festival Of Namibia is scheduled to kick off in Windhoek

National Literature Festival Of Namibia is scheduled for Windhoek. The event will be hosted by the National Arts Council and its stakeholders this.. Read More →
South Africa’s DA accuses Mineral Resources and Energy minister of economic sabotage

South Africa’s DA accuses Mineral Resources and Energy minister of economic sabotage

South Africa’s DA accuses Mineral Resources and Energy minister Gwede Mantashe of economic sabotage by deliberately delaying the tabling of the Electricity Regulation.. Read More →
American detained in Russia seen in rare footage

American detained in Russia seen in rare footage

US citizen Paul Whelan, who is imprisoned in Russia on espionage charges, has made a rare appearance in a video broadcast. Sally Patterson.. Read More →
Eskom announces stage 4 load-shedding

Eskom announces stage 4 load-shedding

Eskom has announced stage 4 load-shedding. Stages 2 and 4 will continue to be implemented daily until further notice. Eskom spokesperson Daphne Mokoena.. Read More →
Khomasdal field Covid homeless still homeless

Khomasdal field Covid homeless still homeless

A short while ago, Future Media News reported on Khomasdal residents who live in the suburb’s soccer field. As an update, we revisited.. Read More →
Prime Minister reveals Namibia ‘s expenditure on youth development policies per annum

Prime Minister reveals Namibia ‘s expenditure on youth development policies per annum

Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila has revealed that Namibia spends N$200 million on youth development policies per annum. Kuugongelwa-Amadhila said Government has prioritised national.. Read More →
Gabon opposition claims victory in presidential election

Gabon opposition claims victory in presidential election

The opposition in Gabon has claimed victory following Saturday’s presidential election, but official results have not yet been released. The BBC reports that.. Read More →
Environmental Investment Fund assesses project progress

Environmental Investment Fund assesses project progress

The Environmental Investment Fund of Namibia’s Project Steering Committee, accompanied by Ministry of Agriculture, Water, and Land Reform officials, conducted a week-long site.. Read More →
Education Ministry, UNESCO discuss social protection for local artists

Education Ministry, UNESCO discuss social protection for local artists

The Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture in partnership with Unesco held a public discussion on social protection for Namibian artists and cultural.. Read More →
Business forum at Ongwediva Trade Fair targets expansion

Business forum at Ongwediva Trade Fair targets expansion

A Business forum has been orchestrated alongside the ongoing Ongwediva Trade Fair to empower the business community in the northern region for further.. Read More →
Procurement loophole benefits blacklisted owners

Procurement loophole benefits blacklisted owners

Institute for Public Policy researcher, Frederico Links has highlighted a loophole in Namibia’s procurement process. While the law allows for the blacklisting of.. Read More →
KPMG downgrades Nigeria’s growth forecast

KPMG downgrades Nigeria’s growth forecast

KPMG has downgraded its growth forecast for Nigeria’s economy in 2023 from 2.85 percent earlier projected to 2.65 percent. The professional services firm said.. Read More →
UK Air Traffic control disruption delays flights

UK Air Traffic control disruption delays flights

Flights in and out of the UK continue to be disrupted after a technical fault with air traffic control was fixed. Around a.. Read More →
Pressure mounts on Spanish Football Federation president amid controversy

Pressure mounts on Spanish Football Federation president amid controversy

Regional leaders from the Spanish football federation are demanding the immediate resignation of the organisation’s President. Luis Rubiales has been under mounting pressure.. Read More →
Zambian and Ethiopian nationals in court over cash and fake gold

Zambian and Ethiopian nationals in court over cash and fake gold

Six Zambians and five Egyptians have appeared in court after a mystery plane landed in Lusaka with more than 100kg of counterfeit gold,.. Read More →
Government modifies electricity market

Government modifies electricity market

The Southern African Power Pool and Modified Single Buyer market access guide, supported by the European programme GET.transform, was launched in Windhoek on.. Read More →
EU commits millions for Green Hydrogen implementation

EU commits millions for Green Hydrogen implementation

The European Union has pledged N$60 million in funding to bolster the operations of the recently formed Implementation Authority Office for the green.. Read More →
Competition Commission hosts stakeholder’s conference

Competition Commission hosts stakeholder’s conference

The Namibia Competition Commission will today be holding a stakeholder’s conference on the Proposed Acquisition of the Kansai Plascon Africa Limited and Kansai.. Read More →
South African Presidency hails Zim’s ‘harmonised elections’, but fails to mention the claims of ‘intimidation

South African Presidency hails Zim’s ‘harmonised elections’, but fails to mention the claims of ‘intimidation

The South African Presidency said it “noted” the Southern African Development Community’s reports of widespread irregularities in Zimbabwe’s elections. But there was no.. Read More →
Four Dalit Men Beaten With Sticks in India’s Maharashtra

Four Dalit Men Beaten With Sticks in India’s Maharashtra

An online video that shows four men being beaten with sticks while hanging upside down from a tree has sparked protests in India’s.. Read More →
Sudan military ruler promises decisive victory, rules out deal with ‘traitors’.

Sudan military ruler promises decisive victory, rules out deal with ‘traitors’.

Sudan’s military ruler Abdel Fattah al-Burhan dashed hopes of talks to end a months-long war, denouncing the rival paramilitary Rapid Support Forces as.. Read More →
Outbreak of kennel cough in Windhoek

Outbreak of kennel cough in Windhoek

There is currently an outbreak of Kennel cough in Windhoek.However, proactive steps can be taken to protect your canine from this condition. Similar.. Read More →
High-level panel discussion on ‘Fatherlessness in Namibia’ ends with British High Commissioner

High-level panel discussion on ‘Fatherlessness in Namibia’ ends with British High Commissioner

Fatherlessness is predominantly the result of absence rather than death in numerous countries, including Namibia. In such cases, men often fail to take.. Read More →
Japan to buy more than $100m of missiles from US

Japan to buy more than $100m of missiles from US

Japan is receiving the green light from Washington to purchase more than 100-million dollars of surface to air missiles. Chris Gilbert reports that.. Read More →
Macron insists French ambassador will stay in Niger, despite pressure from junta to leave

Macron insists French ambassador will stay in Niger, despite pressure from junta to leave

France’s ambassador to Niger will stay in the country despite pressure to leave from leaders of a recent coup, President Emmanuel Macron said.. Read More →
Judge in Trump election-rigging case sets March 2024 trial date

Judge in Trump election-rigging case sets March 2024 trial date

Former US President Donald Trump will go on trial next March on charges of trying to overturn the outcome of the 2020 Presidential.. Read More →
South Africa’s DA says it plans to introduce an amendment at the City of Johannesburg’s council

South Africa’s DA says it plans to introduce an amendment at the City of Johannesburg’s council

South Africa’s Democratic Alliance says it plans to introduce an amendment at the City of Johannesburg’s council meeting on Thursday, seeking to postpone.. Read More →
President Hage Geingob congratulates President-elect of Zimbabwe

President Hage Geingob congratulates President-elect of Zimbabwe

President Hage Geingob on Sunday congratulated President-elect of the Republic of Zimbabwe, Emmerson Mnangagwa and Zanu-PF following their victory in a peaceful harmonised.. Read More →
Social welfare ministry addresses incident of child abuse in Omaheke Region

Social welfare ministry addresses incident of child abuse in Omaheke Region

The Ministry of Gender Equality, Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare said they are shocked by the recent incident of child abuse in the.. Read More →
UN chief expresses concern over Zimbabwe polls

UN chief expresses concern over Zimbabwe polls

UN Secretary–General António Guterres has expressed concern over the arrest of Zimbabwe election observers amid “reports of voter intimidation, threats of violence, harassment.. Read More →
Florida shooting under investigation as hate crime

Florida shooting under investigation as hate crime

A federal hate crime investigation is underway in the United States after a white man shot three black people in Florida. Ryan Christopher.. Read More →
Sinimbo highlights importance of Trade Fairs in facilitating business opportunities

Sinimbo highlights importance of Trade Fairs in facilitating business opportunities

Deputy Minister of Industrialisation and Trade, Verna Sinimbo, has underscored the significance of trade fairs and exhibitions as critical arenas that unite business.. Read More →
Competition watchdog approves Vivo Energy Namibia and GasIt merger

Competition watchdog approves Vivo Energy Namibia and GasIt merger

The Namibian Competition Commission has conditionally approved the proposed merger of Vivo Energy Namibia and GasIt. The merger would enable Vivo to expand its.. Read More →
Prime Minister calls for private sector backing for NIPP

Prime Minister calls for private sector backing for NIPP

Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila has appealed to the private sector to collaborate with the government in advancing the National Internship Programme Policy. She.. Read More →
Chinese President vows to boost investment in Namibia

Chinese President vows to boost investment in Namibia

During a meeting at the 15th BRICS Summit, Chinese President Xi Jinping expressed his intention to encourage Chinese companies to invest in Namibia,.. Read More →
Missing girl found after search efforts near Walvis Bay

Missing girl found after search efforts near Walvis Bay

A girl who disappeared near the outskirts of Walvis Bay on Saturday has been located today. The discovery is the result of coordinated.. Read More →
European automakers disconnect vehicle software updates for Russian drivers

European automakers disconnect vehicle software updates for Russian drivers

New reports suggest that several major European automakers have begun to disconnect Russian drivers from their vehicle software updates. Trent Murray has more. .. Read More →
ECOWAS calls for accelerated transition to democracy in Niger

ECOWAS calls for accelerated transition to democracy in Niger

West Africa’s regional bloc, ECOWAS has demanded a shorter transition period from military rule to democracy in the Republic of Niger.  .. Read More →
60 Years since Martin Luther King’s famous speech

60 Years since Martin Luther King’s famous speech

Sixty years ago on August 28, American civil rights activist Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his iconic “I Have a Dream” speech at.. Read More →
Local housing prices surge

Local housing prices surge

Namibia’s property market has witnessed a staggering 1,258% surge in average housing prices between January 1990 and March 2023. According to research by Simonis Storm, the.. Read More →
Cuba ready to continue working with Namibia

Cuba ready to continue working with Namibia

Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel says the country is ready to continue cooperating with Namibia, despite the complexities caused by US sanctions. The nations have signed.. Read More →
South Africa’s EFF to take SARB’s Phala Phala report on review

South Africa’s EFF to take SARB’s Phala Phala report on review

The EFF will take the South Africa Reserve Bank’s report exonerating President Cyril Ramaphosa in the Phala Phala matter on judicial review. Julius.. Read More →
Fed leaves possibility of increasing interest rates again to tackle inflation

Fed leaves possibility of increasing interest rates again to tackle inflation

Caroline Malone reports from Washington that the U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has made his annual speech at the Jackson Hole Economic.. Read More →
South Africa’s EFF to take SARB’s Phala Phala report on review

South Africa’s EFF to take SARB’s Phala Phala report on review

The EFF will take the South Africa Reserve Bank’s report exonerating President Cyril Ramaphosa in the Phala Phala matter on judicial review. Julius.. Read More →
Japan advises its citizens in China to lay low

Japan advises its citizens in China to lay low

Tokyo is warning its citizens in China to lay-low as anti-Japanese sentiment builds in the country over Japan’s release of nuclear wastewater into.. Read More →
SOS Children’s Village plans to expand nationwide

SOS Children’s Village plans to expand nationwide

SOS Children’s Village plans to expand countrywide to provide care and support to vulnerable children and families across the country. Its National Programme.. Read More →
US stocks rally after Fed comments

US stocks rally after Fed comments

US stocks closed higher on Friday following comments from Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell. Sally Patterson has more in New York on the.. Read More →
Zimbabwe’s president declared election winner, opposition rejects result

Zimbabwe’s president declared election winner, opposition rejects result

Zimbabwe’s elections commission said late on Saturday that incumbent Emmerson Mnangagwa had won this week’s presidential election with roughly 53% of the vote,.. Read More →
Cuban President arrives in Namibia for official State visit

Cuban President arrives in Namibia for official State visit

Cuban President arrived in Namibia on Saturday for an official State visit and Heroes’ Day celebrations. Miguel Diaz-Canel is on a three-day visit.. Read More →
Taxi passengers rescue Free State woman, granddaughter in alleged kidnapping

Taxi passengers rescue Free State woman, granddaughter in alleged kidnapping

South Africa’s Free State police arrested a man for allegedly kidnapping a 62-year-old woman and her 9-year-old granddaughter in Arlington. This Saturday incident.. Read More →
SPRING IS HERE…OR ALMOST

SPRING IS HERE…OR ALMOST

It’s almost Spring time in the Southern Hemisphere. Yes, it is indeed almost that time. What can possibly be done for the next.. Read More →
WHO warns COVID-19 still a risk

WHO warns COVID-19 still a risk

The World Health Organization is calling on governments to remain vigilant as variants of the Covid-19 virus continue to spread. Sally Patterson has.. Read More →
Eskom’s troubled Tutuka station to start bringing units back online within weeks

Eskom’s troubled Tutuka station to start bringing units back online within weeks

South Africa’s Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa is confident that two units at “perennial underperformer” Tutuka power station will come back onstream in September... Read More →
Namibia commemorates Heroe’s Day 2023

Namibia commemorates Heroe’s Day 2023

Namibia commemorated its 33rd Heroes’ Day by hostong Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez, the President of Cuba, as guest of honour. President Hage Geingob, in.. Read More →
Mental Healthers gear up for walk and ride

Mental Healthers gear up for walk and ride

Cathy Kambanda of the National Mental Health Care Namibia spoke to Future Media News on the upcoming Mental Health Awareness month of October... Read More →
Donald Trump mugshot merch

Donald Trump mugshot merch

It’s the mugshot seen around the world. And now, Donald Trump is looking to cash in on it. The former president’s re-election team.. Read More →
Doctor strikes aggravate healthcare collapse in Port Sudan

Doctor strikes aggravate healthcare collapse in Port Sudan

The army-controlled coastal city of Port Sudan has become a refuge from the war raging to the west, but its health system is.. Read More →
President Geingob deliveres Namibia’s position on the BRICS-Africa Outreach and the BRICS Plus Dialogues

President Geingob deliveres Namibia’s position on the BRICS-Africa Outreach and the BRICS Plus Dialogues

President Hage Geingob has called on BRICS nations to continue to make the international order more just and favourable to peace and development.. Read More →
Road tolling programme postponed indefinitely

Road tolling programme postponed indefinitely

Road Fund Administration announced that it has postponed its proposed road tolling programme indefinitely. The RF said this comes after it received policy.. Read More →
Markets Fall Ahead of Powell Wyoming Speech

Markets Fall Ahead of Powell Wyoming Speech

US markets were all down sharply on Thursday despite a boost from chipmaker Nvidia’s earnings report.  Ira Spitzer reports that the focus now.. Read More →
South African rand extends losses before Powell speech

South African rand extends losses before Powell speech

The South African rand extended losses in early trade on Friday, ahead of a speech by the U.S. Federal Reserve Chair, which could.. Read More →
South Africa’s electricity purchased from independent power producers  may be cheaper than Eskom

South Africa’s electricity purchased from independent power producers may be cheaper than Eskom

South Africa’s City Power claims it will have a slightly lower tariff for Johannesburg residents after procuring electricity from four independent power producers... Read More →
Modi-Xi discuss peace along the border on the sidelines of BRICS summit

Modi-Xi discuss peace along the border on the sidelines of BRICS summit

India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi and China Xi Jinping discussed the two countries’ border dispute on the sidelines of the BRICS summit in.. Read More →
Swakop to host National Heritage Week celebrations

Swakop to host National Heritage Week celebrations

Swakopmund’s Heritage and Culture Committee will host this year’s main Namibian Heritage Week celebrations. It includes everal activities lined up for the week... Read More →
More than 430 kidnappings in Western Cape during first six months of 2023

More than 430 kidnappings in Western Cape during first six months of 2023

Over 430 people were kidnapped in the Western Cape during the first half of this year.  The latest crime statistics, released by the.. Read More →
Japan calls for understanding after China’s blanket seafood ban

Japan calls for understanding after China’s blanket seafood ban

Japan is calling on China to better understand the science behind its controversial nuclear wastewater discharge. Chris Gilbert reports from Tokyo that Beijing.. Read More →
Maui County Sues Utility Company Over Wildfires

Maui County Sues Utility Company Over Wildfires

Maui county has filed a lawsuit against Hawaiian Electric alleging that the utility company’s power lines caused the deadly wildfires on the island.. Read More →
Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board  calls for bidders to develop Namibia’s brand

Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board calls for bidders to develop Namibia’s brand

The Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board initiated the bidding process. This is for the appointment of a consultant to develop Namibia’s national.. Read More →
Katutura pensioners urge CoW to write off their debt

Katutura pensioners urge CoW to write off their debt

Windhoek residents have lost confidence in their local leadership says Shaun Gariseb, community activist in Katutura. After several attempts to seek an amicable.. Read More →
Mediclinic appoints head of law firm following claims of account manipulation

Mediclinic appoints head of law firm following claims of account manipulation

Mediclinic has appointed Steven Powell, head of law firm ENSafrica’s forensics practice, to head its independent audit following claims of account manipulation. Earlier.. Read More →
Namibia Airports Company moves ahead with operations

Namibia Airports Company moves ahead with operations

Following the return to normal at Hosea Kutako International Airport earlier this week, and the concurrent cargo embargo from some airlines serving the.. Read More →

Donald Trump has turned himself in to authorities in Fulton County, Georgia to face charges of conspiring to overturn the 2020 presidential election.. Read More →
Nigeria building collapse kills at least two, dozens injured

Nigeria building collapse kills at least two, dozens injured

A two-storey building collapsed in Nigeria’s capital city of Abuja late on Wednesday, killing at least two people and injuring dozens. Thirty-seven people.. Read More →
Swapo SG launches SPWC constitution

Swapo SG launches SPWC constitution

Swapo Secretary General launched the Swapo Party Women’s Council constitution, which was adopted by the party’s Seventh Ordinary Congress last year, in Omuthiya.. Read More →
US intelligence suggests Russian mercenary leader was likely assasinated

US intelligence suggests Russian mercenary leader was likely assasinated

US officials say preliminary intelligence suggests that Russian mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin was killed by an explosion on board his aircraft or some.. Read More →
Legal Assistance Centre weighs in on Zim Elections

Legal Assistance Centre weighs in on Zim Elections

Zimbabweans were called back to vote on Thursday in 40 wards affected by delays during Wednesday’s election. In addition,police arrested 41 civil society.. Read More →
Johannesburg residents get some relief to stages of load shedding

Johannesburg residents get some relief to stages of load shedding

Johannesburg residents will get some relief when it comes to stages of load shedding as City Power has procured electricity from four independent.. Read More →
Institute for Public Policy Research calls for complete autonomy of public enterprises .

Institute for Public Policy Research calls for complete autonomy of public enterprises .

The Institute for Public Policy Research spoke to Future Media news on bureaucratic processes. IPPR Researcher Robin Sherbourne has called for complete autonomy.. Read More →
Telecom Namibia announces negotiations between Namibia Public Workers Union and its executive

Telecom Namibia announces negotiations between Namibia Public Workers Union and its executive

Telecom Namibia announced that negotiations between the Namibia Public Workers Union and the Telecom executive regarding salary increments for employees for the 2022/2023.. Read More →
BRICS bank to help African countries tackle urgent challenges

BRICS bank to help African countries tackle urgent challenges

News24 reports that the New Development Bank created by BRICS countries in 2015 can help finance African countries’ projects to tackle their most.. Read More →
South Carolina Supreme Court upholds abortion law

South Carolina Supreme Court upholds abortion law

The Supreme Court in the US state of South Carolina has upheld a near-total ban on abortion. According to Sally Patterson’s report, the.. Read More →
Countdown to annual Ongwediva Trade Fair begins

Countdown to annual Ongwediva Trade Fair begins

Preparations for the annual Ongwediva Trade Fair are in full swing, with over 400 exhibitors expected to showcase their products and services from.. Read More →
Namibian observer confirms smooth Zimbabwe elections despite delays

Namibian observer confirms smooth Zimbabwe elections despite delays

Ambassador Ndali Kamati, leader of Namibia’s election observer mission in Zimbabwe, has confirmed that while some polling stations experienced delays, the general elections.. Read More →
BRICS admits six new members to the bloc

BRICS admits six new members to the bloc

The BRICS group of nations will be getting new family members. Argentina, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Egypt will.. Read More →
BRICS nations poised for global financial system reform

BRICS nations poised for global financial system reform

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa says the BRICS countries are ready to tackle reform in the world’s financial systems. The New Development Bank.. Read More →
Oshana Investment Conference focuses on business expansion

Oshana Investment Conference focuses on business expansion

The Minister of Industrialisation and Trade, Lucia Iipumbu says the Oshana Investment Conference aims to do more than just attract investments—it also aims to.. Read More →
UK asylum backlog hits record high

UK asylum backlog hits record high

The number of asylum seekers in the UK waiting for a decision on their status has risen to a record high. More than.. Read More →
Zimbabwe police arrest election monitors in raids

Zimbabwe police arrest election monitors in raids

Zimbabwean police have confirmed the arrest of 39 election monitors for allegedly trying to disrupt the voting process. According to the BBC, law.. Read More →
Debut Oshana Investment conference held in Ongwediva

Debut Oshana Investment conference held in Ongwediva

The first-ever Oshana investment conference took place at the University of Namibia Jose Edurdo Dos Santos Campus in Ongwediva. Here is the Ministry.. Read More →
Trustco Bank CEO challenges Bank of Namibia suspension

Trustco Bank CEO challenges Bank of Namibia suspension

Trustco Bank CEO Quinton van Rooyen, says the Bank of Namibia’s decision to immediately suspend the bank for a period of six months.. Read More →
Hollywood’s striking writers slam studios’ latest offer

Hollywood’s striking writers slam studios’ latest offer

The latest talks between the Writers Guild of America and movie studios have broken down, with the writers union accusing the studios of.. Read More →
UK backs ECOWAS diplomatic efforts in Niger

UK backs ECOWAS diplomatic efforts in Niger

The United Kingdom’s Minister of State for the Armed Forces, James Heappey says the UK would support the regional bloc, ECOWAS, to ensure.. Read More →
ISRO confirms successful moon landing for rover

ISRO confirms successful moon landing for rover

Indian Space Research Organisation, ISRO says its spacecraft’s lander and rover are in good condition and have rolled on to the moon’s surface... Read More →
Zimbabwe elections extended amidst voter suppression claims

Zimbabwe elections extended amidst voter suppression claims

Zimbabwe’s elections have been extended for another day due to long delays at some polling stations, primarily in opposition strongholds. The SABC reports.. Read More →
South Africa, China sign power deals during BRICS summit

South Africa, China sign power deals during BRICS summit

South Africa signed a raft of deals with China on Wednesday to help it overhaul its creaky energy sector including upgrading its nuclear.. Read More →
Mines Ministry and Nored to launch grid-connection financing

Mines Ministry and Nored to launch grid-connection financing

The Ministry of Mines and Energy together with NORED Electricity will launch a service-level agreement on a grid-connection financing mechanism next week. The.. Read More →
IPPR urges full autonomy for Public Enterprises

IPPR urges full autonomy for Public Enterprises

The Institute for Public Policy Research has called for complete autonomy of public enterprises citing their inability to be dynamic and responsive within.. Read More →
Companies that benefitted from Tembisa Hospital corruption will be exposed soon

Companies that benefitted from Tembisa Hospital corruption will be exposed soon

Gauteng Health and Wellness MEC Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko says companies that profited from fraudulent transactions that cost Tembisa Hospital nearly R1 billion will soon.. Read More →
Female black rhino carcass discovered at Grootfontein

Female black rhino carcass discovered at Grootfontein

A female black rhino carcass with a bullet wound in the stomach, was on 18 August 2023 discovered at a waterhole inside a.. Read More →
Pakistan officials arrest owner of the cable car that malfunctioned 900 ft in the air

Pakistan officials arrest owner of the cable car that malfunctioned 900 ft in the air

The police in Pakistan have arrested the owner of the cable car that left eight people dangling 900 feet in the air when.. Read More →
Urgent electricity bill – key to solving SA’s power crisis – finally tabled after delays

Urgent electricity bill – key to solving SA’s power crisis – finally tabled after delays

News24 reports on the South Africa’s Electricity Regulation Amendment Bill, an urgent piece of legislation that is key to overcoming SA’s energy crisis... Read More →
Donald Trump expected to surrender in Georgia Thursday

Donald Trump expected to surrender in Georgia Thursday

Toni Waterman reports on Donald Trump who is expected at the Fulton County Jail later today where he will surrender on charges that.. Read More →
Namibia Airports Company confirms operations are back to normal

Namibia Airports Company confirms operations are back to normal

The Namibia Airports Company in a press release said that operations are back to normal following the transition in ground handling services that.. Read More →
Hong Kong bans Japanese seafood even before Fukushima discharge starts

Hong Kong bans Japanese seafood even before Fukushima discharge starts

Hong Kong’s ban on imports of Japanese seafood has begun, even before discharges of radioactive waste water from the Fukushima nuclear started. Here’s.. Read More →
Zimbabwe sets extra day of voting in selected wards after delays

Zimbabwe sets extra day of voting in selected wards after delays

Reuters reports that Zimbabwe has extended voting in selected wards by a day after the late distribution of ballot papers delayed polling. Voters.. Read More →
Zimbabwe opposition claims ‘primitive’ vote rigging as ballot papers mysteriously run short

Zimbabwe opposition claims ‘primitive’ vote rigging as ballot papers mysteriously run short

A week before Zimbabwe’s crucial election, the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission said everything was in place. Addressing journalists and election observers on 17 August,.. Read More →
Fukushima wastewater discharge begins

Fukushima wastewater discharge begins

Japan has begun discharging treated, nuclear wastewater into the Pacific Ocean. The highly controversial project started on Thursday after years of planning. Chris.. Read More →
Alleged murderer denied bail at Keetmanshoop

Alleged murderer denied bail at Keetmanshoop

A 24-year-old man, accused of stabbing and killing another man on Saturday, has been denied bail in the Keetmanshoop Magistrate’s Court. Court documents.. Read More →
Vice President Nangolo Mbumba launches the #WeAreEqual campaign

Vice President Nangolo Mbumba launches the #WeAreEqual campaign

Vice President Nangolo Mbumba launched the #WeAreEqual campaign, a continental action plan by Africa’s first ladies aimed at closing the gender gap in.. Read More →
Man arrested over deaths from gas explosion fire at special needs school in Pretoria

Man arrested over deaths from gas explosion fire at special needs school in Pretoria

A man has been arrested in connection with a gas explosion that killed two contract workers and left four others injured at the.. Read More →
Protest in Windhoek in solidarity with Namibia Economic Freedom Fighter member, Michael Amushelelo

Protest in Windhoek in solidarity with Namibia Economic Freedom Fighter member, Michael Amushelelo

A protest took place in Windhoek in solidarity with Namibia Economic Freedom Fighter member, Michael Amushelelo. Amushelelo was arrested in March on allegations.. Read More →
US Striking Writers Slam Studios’ Latest Offer as Strike Continues

US Striking Writers Slam Studios’ Latest Offer as Strike Continues

Ira Spitzer reports on the latest talks between the Writers Guild of America and movie studios. They have broken down, with the writers.. Read More →
Zimbabweans vote but hopes of ending economic freefall look dim

Zimbabweans vote but hopes of ending economic freefall look dim

Zimbabweans waited for hours to vote on Wednesday, saying they were hungry for change from economic chaos, but analysts were sceptical that the.. Read More →
Former Fisheries and Marine Resources Minister denies allocating quotas to Namgomar Pesca Limitada

Former Fisheries and Marine Resources Minister denies allocating quotas to Namgomar Pesca Limitada

Former Fisheries and Marine Resources Minister has denied allocating quotas to Namgomar Pesca Limitada, an Angolan company at the centre of the Fishrot.. Read More →
Mediclinic South Africa launches probe after allegations of bill manipulation

Mediclinic South Africa launches probe after allegations of bill manipulation

Mediclinic has launched an independent audit after it was accused of manipulating patient bills to save the hospital group money. News24 was sent.. Read More →
Russian Mercenary Leader Who Attempted Coup Dies in Plane Crash

Russian Mercenary Leader Who Attempted Coup Dies in Plane Crash

Russian authorities say the man behind the short-lived coup attempt in June has died in a plane crash near Moscow. Yevgeny Prigozhin, who.. Read More →
Telecom of Namibia employees staged a peaceful demonstration in Windhoek

Telecom of Namibia employees staged a peaceful demonstration in Windhoek

Telecom of Namibia employees staged a peaceful demonstration in Windhoek, demanding salary increments and improved working conditions from their management. The employees vowed.. Read More →
South Africa’s Youth African Nama Development Association looks to Namibia’s expertise

South Africa’s Youth African Nama Development Association looks to Namibia’s expertise

Youth African Nama Development Association founding president stated that for the South African government to effectively develop the Nama language and integrate it.. Read More →
Works and Transport ministry receives Ugandan counterpart

Works and Transport ministry receives Ugandan counterpart

The Ministry of Works and Transport will receive a benchmarking visit by the Ugandan Minister of Works and Transport, and the Ugandan National.. Read More →
Kenyan court orders mediation in Meta labour dispute

Kenyan court orders mediation in Meta labour dispute

A Kenyan court has given Facebook’s parent company Meta and content moderators suing it for unfair dismissal 21 days to resolve their dispute.. Read More →
Biden launches “Save” program to help with student loans

Biden launches “Save” program to help with student loans

President Biden has officially launched a new program to help people pay back student loans – after his loan forgiveness plan was struck.. Read More →
FTX Founder Sam Bankman-Fried faces new indictment

FTX Founder Sam Bankman-Fried faces new indictment

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried has pleaded not guilty to fresh charges on Tuesday. As Sally Patterson reports he faced a new indictment accusing.. Read More →
India makes history as Chandrayaan-3 lands on the moon’s south pole

India makes history as Chandrayaan-3 lands on the moon’s south pole

India’s Chandrayaan-3 has become the first spacecraft to land near the south pole of the Moon. According to the BBC, inside the lander.. Read More →
Zimbabwe’s President casts vote

Zimbabwe’s President casts vote

Emmerson Mnangagwa, Zimbabwe’s president and leader of the ruling Zanu-PF, has cast his vote as elections get underway in the country on Wednesday... Read More →
Namibia needs regulatory reforms for oil and gas sector

Namibia needs regulatory reforms for oil and gas sector

Energy lawyer Shakwa Nyambe says Namibia needs regulatory reforms to establish much-needed transparency and accountability in its emerging oil and gas sector. He.. Read More →
Author of “Guide to the Namibian Economy” explores policy

Author of “Guide to the Namibian Economy” explores policy

Economist Robin Sherbourne, author of Guide to the Namibian Economy, shed some light on the state of the economy. Sherbourne focused on policy.. Read More →
Glitch at BRICS Summit transforms Putin’s voice

Glitch at BRICS Summit transforms Putin’s voice

Attendees at the BRICS Summit being held in South Africa could have been forgiven for thinking they had been transported to a Cold.. Read More →
Over 4 million face malnutrition in DRC amid conflict

Over 4 million face malnutrition in DRC amid conflict

The World Health Organisation says more than 4 million people are suffering from malnutrition in the Democratic Republic of Congo. WHO says the.. Read More →
Inflation rate eases in South Africa

Inflation rate eases in South Africa

Annual consumer price inflation slowed to its lowest level in two years, reaching 4.7% in July, from 5.4% in June. This reading is.. Read More →
Decline in cattle and sheep prices impact livestock market

Decline in cattle and sheep prices impact livestock market

The second quarter has witnessed a noteworthy downturn in cattle and sheep prices, with cattle prices experiencing a 9% decrease and sheep prices.. Read More →
Niger’s AU suspension made public after Wagner video

Niger’s AU suspension made public after Wagner video

The African Union has warned against any interference in Niger by those outside of Africa, including private military companies. This follows a video.. Read More →
UK charges ex-Nigerian Oil Minister with bribery

UK charges ex-Nigerian Oil Minister with bribery

Police in the United Kingdom have charged Nigeria’s ex-oil Minister, Diezani Alison Madueke with bribery offences. The British cops say they suspect she.. Read More →
SADC backs $17bn gas infrastructure plan

SADC backs $17bn gas infrastructure plan

The Southern African Development Community has backed a $17 billion natural gas infrastructure plan to bolster energy supplies. According to Bloomberg News, SADC.. Read More →
Zimbabweans vote in crucial presidential election

Zimbabweans vote in crucial presidential election

Voting is underway in presidential and parliamentary elections in Zimbabwe, where the opposition is seeking to end the 43-year rule of the Zanu-PF.. Read More →
SA President emphasises BRICS expansion and Africa’s potential

SA President emphasises BRICS expansion and Africa’s potential

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has reaffirmed the country’s stance on the expansion of BRICS. He urged global economies to recognise Africa’s potential.. Read More →
President Hage Geingob joins BRICS-Africa Outreach at Summit

President Hage Geingob joins BRICS-Africa Outreach at Summit

President Hage Geingob will deliver a statement at the ongoing 15th BRICS Summit’s BRICS-Africa Outreach and BRICS Plus dialogues. The discussions aim to.. Read More →
Namibia transports DRC refugees succesfully by flight

Namibia transports DRC refugees succesfully by flight

The Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety, and Security in partnership with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, and the Embassy of.. Read More →
India aiming for space history with third lunar mission

India aiming for space history with third lunar mission

India’s lunar mission Chandrayaan-3 is set for a historic touchdown at the moon’s south pole. If successful India will become the first country.. Read More →
Gabon’s president eyes third term as opposition seeks end to Bongo dynasty rule

Gabon’s president eyes third term as opposition seeks end to Bongo dynasty rule

Gabonese President Ali Bongo has campaigned for re-election in remote corners of the rainforested nation this month, seeking to dispel opposition claims he.. Read More →
Japan preparing wastewater for release

Japan preparing wastewater for release

Japan is monitoring and testing radioactive, treated wastewater for remaining isotopes ahead of releasing it into the Pacific Ocean from Thursday. Chris Gilbert.. Read More →
Workplace wellness programmes become increasingly prevalent in organisations worldwide

Workplace wellness programmes become increasingly prevalent in organisations worldwide

Workplace wellness programmes have become increasingly prevalent in organisations worldwide, traditionally, the success of such initiatives has been measured solely in financial terms,.. Read More →
Convicted murderer dies after throwing himself from building at Mangaung prison

Convicted murderer dies after throwing himself from building at Mangaung prison

SA Police and the Department of Correctional Services are conducting an investigation. This after a report that an inmate threw himself from a.. Read More →
Zimbabweans vote but hopes of ending economic freefall appear dim

Zimbabweans vote but hopes of ending economic freefall appear dim

Here’s your latest update on the Zimbabwe’s elections.  Many citizens are desperate for change after two decades of relentless economic chaos. However, they’re.. Read More →
Namibia commences repatriation DRC refugees

Namibia commences repatriation DRC refugees

Namibia commenced the repatriation of 96 refugees from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The two-day exercise is a result of a successful.. Read More →
Eight rescued from dangling cable car in Pakistan

Eight rescued from dangling cable car in Pakistan

Shalu Yadav reports from Delhi on the rescue teams in Pakistan. They have successfully pulled seven children and one man to safety as.. Read More →
Zim elections officially kick off

Zim elections officially kick off

After violence and threats, court cases and protests, high-energy rallies and low-key door-to-door slogging, Zimbabwe goes to the polls on Wednesday in what.. Read More →
Thai king approves new PM; Thaksin in hospital

Thai king approves new PM; Thaksin in hospital

Andrew Wood reports from Hong Kong that the king of Thailand has confirmed Srettha Thavisin as prime minister. This after parliament chose the.. Read More →
Namibia Wildlife Resorts talks principal properties

Namibia Wildlife Resorts talks principal properties

The Namibia Wildlife Resorts has reported on its principal properties.  These include Halali, Okaukuejo, Olifantsrus, Namutoni and Sesriem which had an occupancy rate.. Read More →
Zimbabweans head to the polls today to vote

Zimbabweans head to the polls today to vote

Zimbabweans head to the polls today to vote. The election is taking place as the country’s economy is still struggling against headwinds, including.. Read More →
First Trump co-defendant turns himself in at Georgia jail

First Trump co-defendant turns himself in at Georgia jail

Scott Hall has become the first Trump co-defendant to turn himself in to Georgia authorities. Toni Waterman reports that he did so on.. Read More →
UK police charge former Nigerian oil minister Alison-Madueke with bribery

UK police charge former Nigerian oil minister Alison-Madueke with bribery

British police say they had charged former Nigerian oil minister Diezani Alison-Madueke with bribery offences, saying they suspected she had accepted bribes in.. Read More →
‘Fatherlessness in Namibia’ discussion set for Thursday

‘Fatherlessness in Namibia’ discussion set for Thursday

A high-level panel discussion on the topic of ‘Fatherlessness in Namibia’ and how it affects both individuals and society will be hosted by.. Read More →
Xi urges South Africa to play a bigger global role

Xi urges South Africa to play a bigger global role

Chinese President Xi Jinping called on South Africa to join him in boosting the countries’ combined influence on international affairs in the Global.. Read More →
Joburg explosion: City to redesign Lilian Ngoyi Street, repairs to cost about R178m

Joburg explosion: City to redesign Lilian Ngoyi Street, repairs to cost about R178m

The City of Johannesburg is appointing a company to redesign Lilian Ngoyi Street after a fatal explosion a month ago. The City said.. Read More →
BRICS no rival to G7 and G20, Brazil’s Lula says as bloc meets

BRICS no rival to G7 and G20, Brazil’s Lula says as bloc meets

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said on Tuesday that the BRICS bloc of nations aims to organise the developing Global South.. Read More →
Director of the Nutrition and Food Security Alliance of Namibia talks malnutrition

Director of the Nutrition and Food Security Alliance of Namibia talks malnutrition

The Director of the Nutrition and Food Security Alliance of Namibia, Benjamin Schernick says there is a need to address malnutrition as a.. Read More →
Consultations to amend Regional Councils Act underway at Otjiwarongo

Consultations to amend Regional Councils Act underway at Otjiwarongo

The second consultative stakeholders workshop on the third draft of the Regional Councils Amendment Act 22 of 1992, is underway at Otjiwarongo. The.. Read More →
Outgoing Tanzania High Commissioner visits President Geingob

Outgoing Tanzania High Commissioner visits President Geingob

President Hage Geingob received a farewell courtesy call from Modestus Francis Kipilimba, outgoing High Commissioner of the United Republic of Tanzania to Namibia. .. Read More →
UN Libya envoy urges ‘unified government’ for election in apparent shift

UN Libya envoy urges ‘unified government’ for election in apparent shift

United Nations Libya envoy Abdoulaye Bathily says that “a unified government, agreed upon by the major players, is an imperative for leading the.. Read More →
New Report Finds Canada Fire Conditions Made Worse by Climate Change

New Report Finds Canada Fire Conditions Made Worse by Climate Change

Ira Spitzer reports that a group of scientists have found that climate change caused by humans has made Canada’s wildfire season significantly worse... Read More →
Environment ministry talks on increasing use of snares illegally

Environment ministry talks on increasing use of snares illegally

The Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism said that they are concerned over the increasing use of snares to illegally hunt and kill.. Read More →
2023 Tourism peak season shows strong growth

2023 Tourism peak season shows strong growth

The tourism industry is experiencing robust performance during the 2023 peak season, as indicated by an impressive 61.0% occupancy rate in July, up.. Read More →
African Energy Chamber reveals ’25 Under 40 Energy Women Rising Stars

African Energy Chamber reveals ’25 Under 40 Energy Women Rising Stars

The African Energy Chamber has revealed the “25 Under 40 Energy Women Rising Stars” in the energy sector. Among the honourees are Namibia’s.. Read More →
Sha’Carri Richardson wins 100m World Championship

Sha’Carri Richardson wins 100m World Championship

American sprinter Sha’Carri Richardson has won the women’s 100m title at the World Athletics Championships. She ran a Championship record 10.65 seconds in.. Read More →
UN chief to attend BRICS Summit

UN chief to attend BRICS Summit

The UN has confirmed that Secretary-General Antonio Guterres will participate in the BRICS Leaders’ Summit which is underway in Johannesburg. Representatives from over 40 countries.. Read More →
Government hosts Data Protection Bill workshop

Government hosts Data Protection Bill workshop

Following regional consultations on the Data Protection Bill, the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology is hosting a two-day validation workshop to discuss.. Read More →
Anti-Corruption Agencies forge information exchange pact

Anti-Corruption Agencies forge information exchange pact

The Anti-Corruption Commission and South Africa’s Special Investigating Unit have entered a partnership to exchange information regarding corruption-related matters. The collaboration encompasses sharing.. Read More →
Tanzania appeals for assistance amid growing refugee numbers

Tanzania appeals for assistance amid growing refugee numbers

Tanzania has raised a red flag over the lack of funds to take care of the increased number of refugees from the Democratic.. Read More →
Generative AI expected to augment, not replace, jobs

Generative AI expected to augment, not replace, jobs

A new report from the International Labour Organization has indicated that generative AI is unlikely to completely replace most jobs, but rather, it.. Read More →
Tropical Storm Hilary causes flooding in southern California

Tropical Storm Hilary causes flooding in southern California

Tropical Storm Hilary has shattered rainfall records in Southern California, leaving heavy flooding in its wake. It’s the first tropical storm to hit.. Read More →
NamPol commissioners undergo leadership training

NamPol commissioners undergo leadership training

A leadership development training course for deputy commissioners from various directorates, regions, and divisions of the Namibian Police Force, is currently underway in.. Read More →
Fishing industry concerns grow over government’s quota allocation

Fishing industry concerns grow over government’s quota allocation

The Confederation of Namibian Fishing Associations has expressed concern over the government’s decision to allocate more fishing quotas ahead of the private sector. This.. Read More →
Microsoft submits new deal for takeover of Activision Blizzard

Microsoft submits new deal for takeover of Activision Blizzard

Microsoft has submitted changes to its proposed takeover of video game maker Activision Blizzard to allay the concerns of the UK’s competition regulator... Read More →
Economy remains a top concern ahead of Zimbabwe election

Economy remains a top concern ahead of Zimbabwe election

Zimbabweans will head to the polls on Wednesday to vote. The election is taking place as the country’s economy is still struggling against.. Read More →
BRICS nations meet to discuss potential expansion

BRICS nations meet to discuss potential expansion

The BRICS nations are focusing on the expansion of the group as they gather in South Africa. Deutsche Welle reports that a significant.. Read More →
South Africa’s Reserve Bank clears Ramaphosa in currency probe

South Africa’s Reserve Bank clears Ramaphosa in currency probe

South Africa’s Reserve Bank has cleared President Cyril Ramaphosa of any wrongdoing in its investigation into the undisclosed foreign currency stolen from his.. Read More →
Retirement Funds Institute of Namibia gears up for annual conference

Retirement Funds Institute of Namibia gears up for annual conference

The Retirement Funds Institute of Namibia will host its 16th annual Conference from 21-22 September 2023 at Droombos, Windhoek, under the theme, “Towards.. Read More →
West African nations have rejected a call by Niger’s coup leaders

West African nations have rejected a call by Niger’s coup leaders

West African nations have rejected a call by Niger’s coup leaders for a three-year transition back to democracy. This as the crisis-hit country’s.. Read More →
Wenela Border Post in the Zambezi region is set to be officially inaugurated

Wenela Border Post in the Zambezi region is set to be officially inaugurated

The Wenela Border Post in the Zambezi region is set to be officially inaugurated as a 24-hour port of entry between Zambia and.. Read More →
Japan to begin discharging Fukushima water on Thursday

Japan to begin discharging Fukushima water on Thursday

Japan is set to begin discharging radioactive, treated water from the wrecked Fukushima nuclear power plant into the Pacific Ocean on Thursday. Chris.. Read More →
Four more people dead after landslide in India’s Himalayan region

Four more people dead after landslide in India’s Himalayan region

From New Delhi, Ishan Garg has the latest on four more people that have died in India’s Himalayan region after torrential rains triggered.. Read More →
Sixth suspect in the murder of Patrick Hamupanda hans himself over

Sixth suspect in the murder of Patrick Hamupanda hans himself over

The sixth suspect in the murder of Patrick Hamupanda handed himself over to the police on Monday. According to Namibian Police Force spokesperson,.. Read More →
More than 10,000 gather for show of support for Zimbabwean opposition leader

More than 10,000 gather for show of support for Zimbabwean opposition leader

More than 10,000 people, many clad in bright yellow, gathered for a climactic show of support for Zimbabwean opposition leader Nelson Chamisa. This.. Read More →
Otjikoto region records baby drowning

Otjikoto region records baby drowning

A nine-month-old girl allegedly died by drowning in a bucket at the Kuvukiland residential area in Tsumeb. The Namibian Police Force Oshikoto Regional.. Read More →
China’s president Xi Jinping arrives for BRICS summit in South Africa

China’s president Xi Jinping arrives for BRICS summit in South Africa

Andrew Wood in Hong Kong reports that the president of China, Xi Jinping, has arrived in South Africa for the fifteenth summit of.. Read More →
Warming between SA and the US on the eve of BRICS

Warming between SA and the US on the eve of BRICS

On the eve of the 15th BRICS summit, both SA and US diplomatic sources say they believe that relations between the two countries.. Read More →
Indian Prime Minister Modi in South Africa for BRICS summit

Indian Prime Minister Modi in South Africa for BRICS summit

Shalu Yadav reports from New Delhi Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has begun a three-day visit to South Africa where he will attend.. Read More →
Geingob appoints Shikongo as JSC member

Geingob appoints Shikongo as JSC member

The Judiciary announced the appointment of lawyer Elia Shikongo, to the Judicial Service Commission. Shikongo, who is the Managing Partner of Shikongo Law.. Read More →
City of Cape Town says it is retrieving a refuse compactor truck

City of Cape Town says it is retrieving a refuse compactor truck

The City of Cape Town says it is retrieving a refuse compactor truck that fell into a sinkhole after a section of road.. Read More →
Somalia bans TikTok, Telegram and 1XBet over ‘horrific’ content, misinformation

Somalia bans TikTok, Telegram and 1XBet over ‘horrific’ content, misinformation

Somalia has banned TikTok, messaging app Telegram and online-betting website 1XBet to limit the spread of indecent content and propaganda, its communications minister.. Read More →
Namibia Wildlife Resorts has announced continuing good recovery

Namibia Wildlife Resorts has announced continuing good recovery

Namibia Wildlife Resorts has announced the continuing good recovery of tourism occupancy numbers in the post-COVID era, signaling a positive trajectory for the.. Read More →
Biden Vows to Rebuild Maui Town During Visit

Biden Vows to Rebuild Maui Town During Visit

Joe Biden has visited the Hawaiian island of Maui, almost two weeks after deadly wildfires there killed more than hundred people. The US.. Read More →
NamPol Leadership development training course underway in Swakopmund

NamPol Leadership development training course underway in Swakopmund

A leadership development training course for deputy commissioners from various directorates, regions and divisions of the Namibian Police Force, is underway in Swakopmund... Read More →
Long-COVID symptoms can last more than 2 years

Long-COVID symptoms can last more than 2 years

Long COVID symptoms could last much longer than originally thought. A new study published in the journal Nature Medicine has found that even.. Read More →
Disgruntled community members camp in front of the town’s authority in Arandis

Disgruntled community members camp in front of the town’s authority in Arandis

A group of disgruntled community members at Arandis have been camping in front of the town council in protest of land.  The group,.. Read More →
Nigerian President Bola Tinubu swears in 45 ministers

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu swears in 45 ministers

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu swore in 45 ministers to a new cabinet that must get to grips with tackling the problems of sluggish.. Read More →
SARB leaves opposition with more questions than answers about Phala Phala dollars

SARB leaves opposition with more questions than answers about Phala Phala dollars

The SA Reserve Bank can expect a tough meeting on 30 August in Parliament after effectively clearing President Cyril Ramaphosa on Phala Phala,.. Read More →
Information and Communication Technology ministry announces Namibia’s ranking on Global Gender Gap

Information and Communication Technology ministry announces Namibia’s ranking on Global Gender Gap

The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology announced that Namibia has been ranked number one in Africa and 8th globally as pronounced in.. Read More →
Canadian military deployed to tackle fires

Canadian military deployed to tackle fires

Canada is deploying its military to tackle wildfires raging across the province of British Columbia. The area is battling nearly 400 fires, which.. Read More →
Cyril Ramaphosa concedes that Indian, coloured and white citizens have been ignored after 1994

Cyril Ramaphosa concedes that Indian, coloured and white citizens have been ignored after 1994

South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa, speaking at the United Democratic Front’s 40th-anniversary event, conceded that Indian, coloured and white citizens “feel excluded” in.. Read More →
Agriculture ministry eases requirements on the importation of mahangu and beans

Agriculture ministry eases requirements on the importation of mahangu and beans

The Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform has eased requirements on the importation of mahangu and beans from neighbouring Angola. This amid.. Read More →
PDM concerned about eviction of police officers from Omuthiya barracks

PDM concerned about eviction of police officers from Omuthiya barracks

The Popular Democratic Movement has expressed concern regarding the relocation of police officers with dependents from their barracks in Omuthiya. This comes after.. Read More →
Stockholm consultation to accelerate UN’s 2023 water agenda in Africa

Stockholm consultation to accelerate UN’s 2023 water agenda in Africa

Stakeholders, including African Union Member States, private sector representatives, and civil society, engage in a global consultation to expedite the United Nations 2023.. Read More →
Namibia Rugby Union announces Rugby World Cup players

Namibia Rugby Union announces Rugby World Cup players

Petrie Theron, President of the Namibia Rugby Union, has disclosed the 31 players set to represent Namibia at the Paris Rugby World Cup.. Read More →
UK serial killer nurse given life sentence

UK serial killer nurse given life sentence

A former nurse who killed 7 babies and tried to kill 6 more will spend the rest of her life in prison. 33-year-old.. Read More →
BRICS Summit holds promise for South African economy

BRICS Summit holds promise for South African economy

Black Business Council CEO Kganki Matabane told the SABC that the BRICS 15th Summit is expected to yield positive results for South African.. Read More →
Trustco CEO criticises Bank of Namibia amid license suspension

Trustco CEO criticises Bank of Namibia amid license suspension

Quinton van Rooyen, the chief executive of Trustco Group, has criticised the Bank of Namibia and its governor, Johannes !Gawaxab, in the wake.. Read More →
Lufthansa Eurowings Discover flights set to arrive in Namibia

Lufthansa Eurowings Discover flights set to arrive in Namibia

Lufthansa Eurowings Discover confirms the departure of two aircraft from Frankfurt this evening, and are scheduled to arrive at Hosea Kutako International Airport.. Read More →
MVA allocates N$2 million for classroom construction

MVA allocates N$2 million for classroom construction

The Motor Vehicle Accident Fund has earmarked N$2 million to construct classrooms in diverse regions. MVA Senior Manager for Accident and Injury Prevention,.. Read More →
China implements measures to curb internet addiction

China implements measures to curb internet addiction

China’s Cyberspace Administration has introduced measures targeting internet addiction and promoting socialist values among young people. The proposal, according to CNN, suggests the inclusion of a.. Read More →
DRC faces worst cholera outbreak amid conflict

DRC faces worst cholera outbreak amid conflict

The United Nations Children Fund says the Democratic Republic of Congo is facing its worst cholera epidemic in 6 years due to a.. Read More →
Saudi border guards accused of mass killings of migrants

Saudi border guards accused of mass killings of migrants

A Human Rights Watch report accuses Saudi border guards of the mass killing of migrants along the Yemeni border. Many, primarily Ethiopians traveling to.. Read More →
Niger coup leader promises to return country to civilian rule

Niger coup leader promises to return country to civilian rule

Niger’s coup leader, General Abdourahmane Tchiani has promised to return the West African nation to civilian rule in three years. He made the.. Read More →
SA’s Ramaphosa says BRICS presents opportunities for Africa

SA’s Ramaphosa says BRICS presents opportunities for Africa

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa says the country will use the coming BRICS Summit to champion Africa’s interests for the continent to benefit.. Read More →
Green Hydrogen roadshows spotlight Hyphen project and Framework

Green Hydrogen roadshows spotlight Hyphen project and Framework

 The Government has teamed up with Hyphen Hydrogen Energy for nationwide roadshows, aiming to disseminate details about the Hyphen project and the newly.. Read More →
The Bank of Namibia forecasts domestic growth in August outlook

The Bank of Namibia forecasts domestic growth in August outlook

The Bank of Namibia released the Economic Outlook for August 2023, forecasting a domestic economic expansion of 3.3% in 2023 and 3.0% in.. Read More →
India lunar mission aims to land on Moon’s south pole on Wednesday

India lunar mission aims to land on Moon’s south pole on Wednesday

India’s space agency has confirmed that the country’s third lunar mission will attempt to land at the moon’s South Pole on August 23... Read More →
Kunene region records one unconsented sexual incident

Kunene region records one unconsented sexual incident

A 15-year-old girl was allegedly raped by a 30-year-old man on two occasions. The incident was reported at Outjo in the Kunene Region... Read More →
South African rand weakens ahead of BRICS

South African rand weakens ahead of BRICS

The South African rand weakened in early trade on Monday, ahead of a week packed with the BRICS summit of emerging market economies.. Read More →
Bank of Namibia has suspended the authorization of Trustco Bank Namibia to operate as a banking institution

Bank of Namibia has suspended the authorization of Trustco Bank Namibia to operate as a banking institution

The Bank of Namibia has suspended the authorization of Trustco Bank Namibia to operate as a banking institution. Governor Johannes !Gawaxab says the.. Read More →
BRICS expansion hopefuls seek to rebalance world order

BRICS expansion hopefuls seek to rebalance world order

An expansion of the BRICS bloc under consideration at a summit this week has attracted a motley crew of potential candidates – from.. Read More →
Biden and First Lady head to Hawaii as death toll mounts

Biden and First Lady head to Hawaii as death toll mounts

Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden will be in Maui later todayto view the catastrophic wildfire damage on the island first hand... Read More →
Former People’s Liberation Army of Namibia Deputy Head of Health Services accorded State Funeral

Former People’s Liberation Army of Namibia Deputy Head of Health Services accorded State Funeral

Former People’s Liberation Army of Namibia Deputy Head of Health Services, Dr Eloby Amundaba, has been accorded a State Funeral. Amundaba passed away.. Read More →

Japan expected to announce treated water release date

Japan’s Prime Minister is keeping silent on when the government will launch its controversial plan to release treated, radioactive water into the Pacific.. Read More →
Ramaphosa seeks to allay global jitters ahead of BRICS summit

Ramaphosa seeks to allay global jitters ahead of BRICS summit

President Cyril Ramaphosa sought to allay global jitters ahead of the BRICS summit and affirmed South Africa’s neutrality in the shifting global power.. Read More →
Taiwan: Paraguay will keep relations with the democratic island

Taiwan: Paraguay will keep relations with the democratic island

Paraguay’s new government says it will maintain diplomatic ties with Taiwan, even if that upsets Beijing. The South American state is one of.. Read More →
A large banner featuring Zimbabwean President hangs from a rundown apartment block in Mbare

A large banner featuring Zimbabwean President hangs from a rundown apartment block in Mbare

A large banner featuring Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa hangs from a rundown apartment block in Mbare. This is a poor suburb of Harare... Read More →
Otjozondjupa experiences shocking murder-suicide incident

Otjozondjupa experiences shocking murder-suicide incident

A murder-suicide incident involving a mother and her five-year-old daughter sent shockwaves in the Otjozondjupa region. Namibian Police Force head of community affairs.. Read More →
Hospitality Association of Namibia’s CEO weighs in on the matter between the Namibia Airports Company and Menzies Aviation

Hospitality Association of Namibia’s CEO weighs in on the matter between the Namibia Airports Company and Menzies Aviation

The Hospitality Association of Namibia’s CEO weighs in on the matter between the Namibia Airports Company which has evicted Menzies Aviation from the.. Read More →
West African bloc meets Niger’s ousted president, junta leader in Niamey

West African bloc meets Niger’s ousted president, junta leader in Niamey

A delegation from West Africa’s main regional bloc ECOWAS met Niger’s ousted President Mohamed Bazoum. In addition, they held talks with junta leader.. Read More →
Leaders of the BRICS emerging economies ready to meet

Leaders of the BRICS emerging economies ready to meet

Leaders of the BRICS emerging economies, which account for about a quarter of the world’s wealth, meet in Johannesburg this week. They’re looking.. Read More →
The Windhoek High Court dismisses application by energy and mineral exploration company, Red Soil

The Windhoek High Court dismisses application by energy and mineral exploration company, Red Soil

The Windhoek High Court dismissed-with costs- an application by an energy and mineral exploration company, Red Soil. It sought an order to have.. Read More →
Tom Alweendo rubbishes allegations on green hydrogen project

Tom Alweendo rubbishes allegations on green hydrogen project

Mines and Energy Minister has rubbished allegations about the envisioned green hydrogen project. It is alleged it is being developed in secrecy. Tom.. Read More →
Georgia Officials Investigate Threats to Trump Grand Jury

Georgia Officials Investigate Threats to Trump Grand Jury

Officials in Georgia are investigating threats to members of the grand jury that voted earlier in the week to indict Donald Trump on.. Read More →
South African municipalities’ unpaid dues to Eskom rise to $3.3 bln

South African municipalities’ unpaid dues to Eskom rise to $3.3 bln

The amount of unpaid dues that South African municipalities owe debt-laden power company Eskom has risen to more than 63.2 billion rand and.. Read More →
Namibia Airports Company evicts Menzies aviation

Namibia Airports Company evicts Menzies aviation

The Namibia Airports Company has evicted Menzies Aviation from the Hosea Kutako International Airport, and according to Paragon, the situation is under control.. Read More →

Windhoek female transport operator speaks to Future Media News

Driving in the big city of WIndhoek may be a challenge to some. Especially if you’re female. Jennifer Araes has mastered this trade.. Read More →
Suspended Secretary-General of All People’s Party resigns

Suspended Secretary-General of All People’s Party resigns

Suspended Secretary-General of the All People’s Party has resigned from the party with immediate effect. Vincent Kanyetu’s resignation was communicated in a short.. Read More →
US Stocks Fall as Bond Yields Rise

US Stocks Fall as Bond Yields Rise

The rocky August for US markets continues, with stocks declining for the third straight day. Meanwhile some bond yields have hit their highest.. Read More →
Erongo governor urges Municipalities and stakeholders to collaborate for development

Erongo governor urges Municipalities and stakeholders to collaborate for development

The Erongo Governor called for collaborative efforts between municipalities and town councils with stakeholders in the region to enable development. Neville Andre Itope.. Read More →
At least 36 Nigerian soldiers killed in ambush, helicopter crash

At least 36 Nigerian soldiers killed in ambush, helicopter crash

At least 36 Nigerian soldiers were killed in two attacks during operations against armed gangs in the northern-central state of Niger. According to.. Read More →
Oil and Gas Service Companies Association offers support to Namibia.

Oil and Gas Service Companies Association offers support to Namibia.

With the just concluded Oil and Gas conference that took place in Windhoek, the Angolan Oil and Gas Service Companies Association has offered.. Read More →
West African militaries meet to finalise possible Niger intervention

West African militaries meet to finalise possible Niger intervention

West African army chiefs were due to hold a second and final day of talks in Ghana’s capital Accra, where they have been.. Read More →
Chinese contractor gains success as bidder for road between Usakos and Karibib

Chinese contractor gains success as bidder for road between Usakos and Karibib

Chinese contractor, Zhong Mei Engineering Group is the successful bidder along with four local Namibian contractors for the rehabilitation of the 30km road.. Read More →
Culture thrives at Universiy Of Namibia’s Southern campus

Culture thrives at Universiy Of Namibia’s Southern campus

University of Namibia Southern Campus Student Representative for Culture says in a world that is constantly evolving and where boundaries are increasingly blurred,.. Read More →
Marikana: R330m paid out to victims but no ‘slush fund’ for ‘new’ claimants

Marikana: R330m paid out to victims but no ‘slush fund’ for ‘new’ claimants

Solicitor-general Fhedzisani Pandelani says the State does not have a “slush fund” for Marikana-related claims it cannot substantiate. According to News24, Pandelani on.. Read More →
Death toll in India’s Himachal Pradesh rises amid monsoon rain disasters

Death toll in India’s Himachal Pradesh rises amid monsoon rain disasters

The death toll due to landslides and flash floods caused by torrential monsoon rains in the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh in.. Read More →
Schlettwein hands over infrastructure at Amarika

Schlettwein hands over infrastructure at Amarika

The minister of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform officially handed over infrastructure to the Amarika Farmers’ Cooperative in the Omusati Region. Calle Schlettwein.. Read More →
Giant Chinese property developer with giant debts seeks US bankruptcy protection

Giant Chinese property developer with giant debts seeks US bankruptcy protection

A giant Chinese property developer is asking for bankruptcy protection in the United States – another sign that China’s real estate crisis and.. Read More →
Transnet CEO fears major job losses in trucking industry if rail improves

Transnet CEO fears major job losses in trucking industry if rail improves

South Africa’s surge in trucking, that’s emerged largely due to higher coal prices and train bottlenecks, may lead to catastrophic job losses in.. Read More →
1.3 trillion cubic feet of gas off coastal Namibia remains untapped

1.3 trillion cubic feet of gas off coastal Namibia remains untapped

The Petroleum Commissioner says the offshore Kudu gas fields are the only solution to Namibia’s dream of becoming an industrialised nation. Maggy Shino.. Read More →
PEPFAR to invest close to a billion towards OVCs

PEPFAR to invest close to a billion towards OVCs

The United States President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS will invest approximately N$840 million towards orphans and vulnerable children. This will be in eight.. Read More →
UK police forces likely holding millions of records illegaly

UK police forces likely holding millions of records illegaly

Stuart Smith reports from London on the UK police forces. They are probably unlawfully storing the sensitive data of millions of former suspects.. Read More →
Steenhuisen likely to be leader of government business if coalition parties are successful in 2024

Steenhuisen likely to be leader of government business if coalition parties are successful in 2024

If the Multiparty Charter of South Africa is successful in next year’s election, the leader of the DA, John Steenhuisen, is poised to.. Read More →
Nigerian court adjourns suspended central bank governor’s fraud hearing

Nigerian court adjourns suspended central bank governor’s fraud hearing

A Nigerian court in the capital Abuja adjourned a hearing for suspended central bank governor Godwin Emefiele. Emefiele is facing a 20-count fraud.. Read More →
Brave Gladiator’s Coach talks to Future Media News

Brave Gladiator’s Coach talks to Future Media News

The Brave Gladiators’ coach visited our studios recently. Paulo Shitaleni Shipanga had this to say on his experience with the lady’s national soccer.. Read More →
South Africa’s Koeberg Unit 1 on track to return to service in early November

South Africa’s Koeberg Unit 1 on track to return to service in early November

Eskom says that the main mechanical work on replacing the steam generators at Koeberg’s Unit 1 has been completed. It says it will.. Read More →
Windhoek residents take concerns straight to Minister Uutoni and skip city of Windhoek council

Windhoek residents take concerns straight to Minister Uutoni and skip city of Windhoek council

Windhoek residents have lost confidence in their local leadership says Shaun Gariseb, comunity activist in Katutura. After several attempts to seek an amicable.. Read More →
Copper wire theft and vandalism costs Erongo RED  close to 2 million

Copper wire theft and vandalism costs Erongo RED close to 2 million

Erongo RED’s Chief Executive Officer, has urged residents to strongly guard against theft and vandalism of electrify infrastructure. Tino !Hanabeb says it disrupts.. Read More →
Texas woman charged with threatening to kill judge in Trump case

Texas woman charged with threatening to kill judge in Trump case

Toni Waterman has more on a Texas woman who’s been charged for allegedly threatening to kill the judge overseeing Donald Trump’s election interference.. Read More →
West African bloc says ‘we are going into Niger’ if all else fails

West African bloc says ‘we are going into Niger’ if all else fails

The West African bloc ECOWAS stands ready to intervene militarily in Niger. This will only occur should diplomatic efforts to reverse a coup.. Read More →
Fitness coach Charles Namaseb talks September health goals

Fitness coach Charles Namaseb talks September health goals

With just days away from an incredibly great season, we may have to look into goals that we truly wanted to reach by.. Read More →
Hunger striking Senegal opposition leader Sonko in intensive care

Hunger striking Senegal opposition leader Sonko in intensive care

Senegal’s hunger striking opposition leader was admitted to intensive care at a Dakar hospital. Ousmane Sonko fell ill on Wednesday night. Reuters reports.. Read More →
Wildfires spread towards residents near the Arctic Circle in Canada, forcing evacuations

Wildfires spread towards residents near the Arctic Circle in Canada, forcing evacuations

Caroline Malone reports that residents in parts of Canada’s Northwest Territories are being evacuated due to wildfires threatening their towns.  It’s part of.. Read More →
Health ministry monitors new COVID-19 variant

Health ministry monitors new COVID-19 variant

The Health ministry says it is monitoring the new COVID-19 variant. ‘Eris’ is reportedly found in 50 countries, including neighbouring South Africa, as.. Read More →
HRW slams China for ignoring online anti-black racism trend

HRW slams China for ignoring online anti-black racism trend

Rights group Human Rights Watch has criticised China’s government for failing to “acknowledge and condemn” the rampant anti-black racism on the Chinese internet... Read More →
Oscar Pistorius demands early parole

Oscar Pistorius demands early parole

South African athlete Oscar Pistorius, who has spent six years in prison for the murder of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp, has asked the.. Read More →
NATO says Ukraine will set terms for peace

NATO says Ukraine will set terms for peace

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says only Ukraine will decide what kind of settlement to the war is acceptable. It comes after a.. Read More →
IMF recommends revamp of SA’s transport and electricity infrastructure

IMF recommends revamp of SA’s transport and electricity infrastructure

The International Monetary Fund says South Africa could dramatically boost economic growth if the country fixed its fraying transport network and public electricity.. Read More →
Political analyst warns against coups

Political analyst warns against coups

Dr. Ndumba Kamwanya, a Political Analyst, has cautioned against the worrisome trend of coups and instability reemerging in the East and West African.. Read More →
Economic Association of Namibia, NIPDB, and Hanns Seidel Foundation conclude Oil and Gas Conference

Economic Association of Namibia, NIPDB, and Hanns Seidel Foundation conclude Oil and Gas Conference

Dr. Clemens von Doderer, the resident representative of the Hanns Seidel Foundation, which is a hosting partner of the Oil and Gas conference.. Read More →
Oil and Gas Conference concludes with focus on research and development preparedness

Oil and Gas Conference concludes with focus on research and development preparedness

With the Oil and Gas conference concluding today, Professor Anicia Peters, the Chief Executive Officer of the National Commission on Research, Science, and.. Read More →
The world shed 3.5 million millionaires in 2022

The world shed 3.5 million millionaires in 2022

Rising interest rates and persistent inflation in 2022 led to the first drop in total household wealth since the 2008 financial crisis. Private.. Read More →
Ecowas condemns killings of soldiers in Niger Republic

Ecowas condemns killings of soldiers in Niger Republic

The Economic Community of West African States has condemned the killings of Niger soldiers by armed groups. Niger’s defence ministry said 17 soldiers.. Read More →
Windhoek to host Heroes Day

Windhoek to host Heroes Day

Ministry of Information and Communication Technology executive director Audrin Mathe has revealed the relocation of this year’s Heroes Day commemoration from Omuthiya in.. Read More →
Zimbabwe prepares for elections

Zimbabwe prepares for elections

Zimbabwe’s Electoral Commission has emphasized it aims to hold free and fair elections ahead of the 2023 elections next week. At the observers.. Read More →
BRICS Summit triggers varied responses from academics

BRICS Summit triggers varied responses from academics

With the highly anticipated BRICS Summit on the horizon in South Africa, various political parties have begun expressing their divergent viewpoints. As the.. Read More →
France faces Covid-19 outbreak

France faces Covid-19 outbreak

France is facing a fresh outbreak of Covid-19, with 900 people taken to the ER/A&E with the disease between 31 July and 6.. Read More →
Namibia Statistics Agency announces Census 2023 training

Namibia Statistics Agency announces Census 2023 training

The Namibia Statistics Agency has released the names of candidates that should report for Census training on Monday 21 August 2023. Iipumbu Sakaria,.. Read More →
Over 60 migrants feared dead off Cape Verde coast

Over 60 migrants feared dead off Cape Verde coast

More than 60 people are feared dead after a boat carrying migrants was found off Cape Verde in West Africa. The BBC reports.. Read More →
Mixed opinions among SA’s political parties as BRICS Summit nears

Mixed opinions among SA’s political parties as BRICS Summit nears

As the 15th BRICS Summit approaches in South Africa, political parties have shown a range of opinions. With the event just five days.. Read More →
Namibia’s local content policy highlighted at Oil and Gas conference

Namibia’s local content policy highlighted at Oil and Gas conference

Earlier today, at the Oil and Gas conference, Carlo Mcleod, the Deputy Director of Compliance, Regulation, and Economics at the Ministry of Mines.. Read More →
Hangala offers insights from Oil and Gas Conference

Hangala offers insights from Oil and Gas Conference

Leake Hangala, a Non-Executive Director at the Hangala Group, offered insights from the ongoing Oil and Gas conference where stakeholders navigated a range.. Read More →
Churches vandalised in Pakistan’s Punjab amid blasphemy accusations

Churches vandalised in Pakistan’s Punjab amid blasphemy accusations

Several churches and homes have been vandalised in Pakistan’s Punjab after a Christian family was accused of blasphemy against Islam. The incident has.. Read More →
Combatting drugs requires a collective effort in Erongo

Combatting drugs requires a collective effort in Erongo

The Erongo Governor expressed concern about the increasing and easy accessibility of drugs in the region. More so concerning school children who are.. Read More →
West African army chiefs to meet for Niger talks

West African army chiefs to meet for Niger talks

West African army chiefs will meet in Ghana’s capital Accra to discuss a possible military intervention in Niger if diplomacy fails to reverse.. Read More →
Zambezi waterfront plans move forward

Zambezi waterfront plans move forward

Zambezi Chief Regional Officer indicates the Zambezi Waterfront Tourism Park is a valuable asset to the region and holds a lot of economic.. Read More →
Dagbreek School and GIZ talk Inclusivity

Dagbreek School and GIZ talk Inclusivity

The Dagbreek School and GIZ held an event themed : “Inclusivity Means Access to Equitable Education for All”.  HitRadio spoke to Lydia Matheus,.. Read More →
Johannesburg starts prepaid meter update before next year

Johannesburg starts prepaid meter update before next year

South African City Power has begun its installation and reset of prepaid electricity meters in Johannesburg before they all stop working next year... Read More →
Amazon plans to train 100 000 South Africans to do cloud computing – for free

Amazon plans to train 100 000 South Africans to do cloud computing – for free

Amazon Web Services, the tech subsidiary of the global e-commerce giant, is planning to get 100 000 young South Africans trained as certified.. Read More →
Singapore Busts Billion Dollar Money Laundering Ring

Singapore Busts Billion Dollar Money Laundering Ring

Police in Singapore have arrested 10 foreign nationals and seized more than $700 million in cash. This also includes properties and other assets.. Read More →
Alleged gang killers denied bail

Alleged gang killers denied bail

The five men accused of brutally hacking to death and shooting Windhoek resident Patrick Hamupanda, were denied bail. This after they made their.. Read More →
Environment Ministry to tar Etosha gravel roads

Environment Ministry to tar Etosha gravel roads

The Environment, Forestry and Tourism ministry has decided to tar some gravel roads in the Etosha National Park. These will be at a.. Read More →

Future Media News took time out to speak to a former Brave Warriors soccer player. While on training in Germany, Kosta Konrad Khaiseb.. Read More →
Americans favour standing up to China

Americans favour standing up to China

Most Americans want Washington to be better prepared to face military threats from China, and to put more taxes on imports of Chinese.. Read More →
New US ambassador to Niger will arrive in country later this week

New US ambassador to Niger will arrive in country later this week

The new U.S. ambassador to Niger, will arrive in Niamey following a coup last month. Kathleen FitzGibbon, is expected to arrive in Niger.. Read More →
US appeals court rules to restrict abortion pill, meds remain available for now

US appeals court rules to restrict abortion pill, meds remain available for now

The future of the abortion pill mifepristone in the US is once again in jeopardy after a federal appeals court on Wednesday ruled.. Read More →
Nigeria’s suspended cenbank governor to face fraud charges on Thursday

Nigeria’s suspended cenbank governor to face fraud charges on Thursday

Nigeria’s suspended central bank governor- Godwin Emefiele will appear in a high court in Abuja. This is when he is expected to enter.. Read More →
South Africa’s small-scale solar is eating municipalities’ lunch

South Africa’s small-scale solar is eating municipalities’ lunch

The surge in solar installations in South Africa is eating into the revenue that municipalities receive from the sale of electricity. Electricity revenue.. Read More →
Taxi drivers in Walvis Bay petitioned municipality

Taxi drivers in Walvis Bay petitioned municipality

Walvis Bay taxi operators have petitioned the municipality. This concerns the deteriorating conditions of the roads in some parts of the town. They.. Read More →

Kyle Rittenhouse launches nonprofit to focus on gun rights

Toni Waterman reports that Kyle Rittenhouse – the far-right activist acquitted of killing two Black Lives Matter protesters in 2020 – is launching.. Read More →
Land servicing activities commence on newly identified Otjiwarongo cemetery site

Land servicing activities commence on newly identified Otjiwarongo cemetery site

Land servicing activities on the newly identified Otjiwarongo cemetery site are progressing as planned by the local authority council. Mayor Gottlieb Shivute says.. Read More →
Huge hikes in diesel and petrol expected in South Africa

Huge hikes in diesel and petrol expected in South Africa

Large fuel price hikes are expected in September, unaudited data from South Africa’s Central Energy Fund shows. The latest data suggests unleaded petrol.. Read More →
Discovery of oil and gas in Namibia has raised prospects for economic growth

Discovery of oil and gas in Namibia has raised prospects for economic growth

With the Oil and Gas conference currently underway in Windhoek, the discovery of oil and gas in Namibia has raised prospects for economic.. Read More →
US bars entry of three Congo public officials for ‘significant corruption

US bars entry of three Congo public officials for ‘significant corruption

The United States has barred three Democratic Republic of the Congo public officials from entering the country. It alleges the individuals were involved.. Read More →
US President Joe Biden to travel to wildfire-ravaged Hawaii next week

US President Joe Biden to travel to wildfire-ravaged Hawaii next week

US President Joe Biden will travel with the First Lady to Maui on Monday, where they’ll meet with first responders and survivors, and.. Read More →
Niger says 17 of its soldiers killed in ambush near Burkina Faso border.

Niger says 17 of its soldiers killed in ambush near Burkina Faso border.

Niger’s junta says 17 of its soldiers were killed in an ambush by insurgents. This is by far the deadliest attack since a.. Read More →
Mines and Energy Minister underscores the critical role that robust governance plays

Mines and Energy Minister underscores the critical role that robust governance plays

Addressing participants of the Oil and Gas Conference today, Mines and Energy Minister, Tom Alweendo underscored the critical role that robust governance plays.. Read More →
Relocation of Heroes’ Day event floors Omuthiya SMEs

Relocation of Heroes’ Day event floors Omuthiya SMEs

Small to medium enterprises of Omuthiya have expressed disappointment. This is after the change of venue of the Heroes’ Day commemoration from Omuthiya.. Read More →
Splits emerge in Italy’s governing coalition

Splits emerge in Italy’s governing coalition

Italy’s Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani is reportedly trying to water down a windfall tax recently targeted at banks. The coalition government introduced.. Read More →
Dozens dead as armed forces clash in Libya

Dozens dead as armed forces clash in Libya

Libyan medical sources say clashes between two powerful armed factions in Tripoli have killed 27 people and wounded more than 100 others. According.. Read More →
Minister Shiimi stresses balanced economic growth for Namibia

Minister Shiimi stresses balanced economic growth for Namibia

Finance and Public Enterprises Minister, Iiipumbu Shiimi said Namibia should work to achieve broad-based economic growth. Shiimi said the local economy has experienced.. Read More →
Cargo ship departs Ukraine’s unsafe port

Cargo ship departs Ukraine’s unsafe port

A cargo ship stuck in Ukraine for over a year and a half has finally left the port of Odessa. It was made.. Read More →
DR Congo army eliminates militia members

DR Congo army eliminates militia members

The army in the Democratic Republic of Congo says it has killed 12 members of a militia group that has been attacking civilians.. Read More →
University of Johannesburg report reveals discrimination in ZEP process

University of Johannesburg report reveals discrimination in ZEP process

A University of Johannesburg report on the Zimbabwe Exemption Permits has found that the procedure to document immigrants was discriminatory and that some.. Read More →
Civil society calls for urgent implementation of Basic Income Grant

Civil society calls for urgent implementation of Basic Income Grant

Civil society organizations are advocating for the introduction of a basic income grant, citing a severe rise in poverty and desperation among ordinary.. Read More →
Good governance key to oil and gas sector growth

Good governance key to oil and gas sector growth

Addressing participants of the Oil and Gas Conference today, Mines and Energy Minister, Tom Alweendo underscored the critical role that robust governance plays in.. Read More →
YouTube to remove false cancer treatment claims

YouTube to remove false cancer treatment claims

YouTube will start removing false claims about cancer treatments as part of an ongoing effort to build out its medical misinformation policy. CNN.. Read More →
DRC monkeypox cases surge

DRC monkeypox cases surge

Health officials in the Democratic Republic of Congo have recorded more than 5000 suspected cases of monkeypox and 229 deaths since January this.. Read More →
Government mulls fate of State Owned Enterprises

Government mulls fate of State Owned Enterprises

The government says it will consider which state-owned public enterprises it will continue to own and operate in collaboration with private businesses or.. Read More →
‘Blind Side’ football star alleges manipulation by adoptive family

‘Blind Side’ football star alleges manipulation by adoptive family

Michael Oher – the football player whose rags-to-riches journey was chronicled in the hugely popular movie “The Blind Side” – has accused the.. Read More →
Heatwave brings scorching temperatures to France

Heatwave brings scorching temperatures to France

Parts of France are preparing for another summer heatwave, with temperatures of around 40 degrees Celsius forecast. On Wednesday, five regions of the country were.. Read More →
Rwanda genocide suspect re-arrested

Rwanda genocide suspect re-arrested

Rwandan fugitive Fulgence Kayishema, who’s being held in South Africa, has been apprehended based on a transfer order to face trial in Arusha,.. Read More →
WHO watches emerging Covid-19 variant ‘Eris’

WHO watches emerging Covid-19 variant ‘Eris’

The World Health Organization is monitoring a new strain called EG.5, or “Eris,” that accounts for a growing share of cases in countries.. Read More →
Alleged IS loyalist arrested in Indonesia for plotting police HQ attack

Alleged IS loyalist arrested in Indonesia for plotting police HQ attack

Authorities in Indonesia say they’ve arrested an alleged Islamic State loyalist who was plotting an attack on the police’s security division headquarters. The.. Read More →
Zimbabwe police arrest 40 opposition campaigners

Zimbabwe police arrest 40 opposition campaigners

Police in Zimbabwe have arrested 40 members of an opposition coalition who were campaigning ahead of elections next week. According to the BBC,.. Read More →
High-profile oil and gas conference to drive economic growth

High-profile oil and gas conference to drive economic growth

With the Oil and Gas Conference currently underway in the capital poised to be one of the biggest civil society-focused events of the year, we.. Read More →
CEO highlights foreign investment need at Oil and Gas Conference

CEO highlights foreign investment need at Oil and Gas Conference

Addressing the two-day Oil and Gas Conference, focused on unlocking Namibia’s oil and gas sector potential, Nangula Uandja, CEO of the Namibia Investment.. Read More →
Bank of Namibia maintains repo rate

Bank of Namibia maintains repo rate

The Bank of Namibia has announced that the repo rate remains unchanged at 7,75%. The monetary policy committee has opted to maintain the.. Read More →
South African rand inches up before retail sales data

South African rand inches up before retail sales data

The South African rand inched up in early trade on Wednesday, reversing some of the previous day’s losses, before the release of retail.. Read More →
Oil and Gas Conference is currently underway in Windhoek

Oil and Gas Conference is currently underway in Windhoek

The Oil and Gas Conference is currently underway in Windhoek, hosted by the Economic Association of Namibia together with the Namibia Investment Promotion.. Read More →
American soldier seeking refuge in North Korea from unequal US society

American soldier seeking refuge in North Korea from unequal US society

North Korea says an American army private who ran into the country last month is seeking refuge. Travis King fled while on a.. Read More →
Ongwediva records one suicide

Ongwediva records one suicide

Namibian Police Force spokesperson for the Oshana Region reported that a 56-year-old woman allegedly committed suicide at the University of Namibia’s Hifikepunye Pohamba.. Read More →
Finance minister admits Namibia’s economy remains imbalanced

Finance minister admits Namibia’s economy remains imbalanced

The Finance and Public Enterprises Minister says Namibia should work to achieve broad-based economic growth, which is now fueled by the mining industry... Read More →
Flood fury continues in north India, killing 57

Flood fury continues in north India, killing 57

The death toll due to floods and landslides in north India has gone up to 57. Many are still missing, even as rescue.. Read More →
Cape Town mayor hits back at Presidency

Cape Town mayor hits back at Presidency

South Africa’s Presidency has shot down Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis’s threat. The mayor says he will declare an intergovernmental dispute if President.. Read More →
South African Pharmacy Council approves dispensing of meds to HIV and TB patients

South African Pharmacy Council approves dispensing of meds to HIV and TB patients

South Africa’s Pharmacy Council has been given judicial go-ahead to introduce its Pharmacy-Initiated Management of Antiretroviral Treatment initiative. It will allow specially trained.. Read More →
Indonesian Police Arrest IS Terror Suspect

Indonesian Police Arrest IS Terror Suspect

Authorities in Indonesia say they’ve arrested an alleged Islamic State loyalist who was plotting an attack on the police’s security division headquarters. The.. Read More →
Half-a-million allocated for rural development in Omaheke

Half-a-million allocated for rural development in Omaheke

The Omaheke Regional Council approved the allocation of N$404 000 to be distributed amongst its seven constituencies.  This is for rural development programmes.. Read More →
Landless People’s Movement calls on Cenored to conduct impact assessment before tariff hikes

Landless People’s Movement calls on Cenored to conduct impact assessment before tariff hikes

At Otjiwarongo members of the Landless People’s Movement called on the Central North Regional Electricity Distributor to conduct an assessment. The party insists.. Read More →
New Zealand jury finds South African Lauren Dickason guilty of murder

New Zealand jury finds South African Lauren Dickason guilty of murder

South African doctor Lauren Dickason has been found guilty of murder in the High Court in Christchurch, New Zealand. News24 reports that Dickason.. Read More →
China’s fertility rate drops to record low

China’s fertility rate drops to record low

China’s fertility rate has dropped to a record low … a worry for the communist party as the country’s population is already shrinking,.. Read More →
Speaker of the National Assembly talks discrimination against women in Parliament

Speaker of the National Assembly talks discrimination against women in Parliament

The speaker of the National Assembly has highlighted the importance of reinforcing efforts to combat all forms of discrimination against women in Parliament... Read More →
Putin talks to Mali’s leader about Niger coup, stresses peace

Putin talks to Mali’s leader about Niger coup, stresses peace

Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke to Mali’s military leader about the recent coup in Niger. This is a call likely to cause concern.. Read More →
South Africa’s Resilient has cut its interim distribution

South Africa’s Resilient has cut its interim distribution

South Africa’s retail-focused landlord Resilient has cut its interim distribution by double-digits. This after a hit from higher interest rates and a lower.. Read More →
Local labor expert talks on decrease in unemployment rate in South Africa

Local labor expert talks on decrease in unemployment rate in South Africa

The official unemployment rate in South Africa has decreased to 32.6% from 32.9% in the second quarter of 2023. Statistics South Africa’s latest.. Read More →
Hunter Biden’s top lawyer steps down

Hunter Biden’s top lawyer steps down

Another twist in the Hunter Biden saga. A top lawyer representing the President’s son has stepped down from the case related to alleged.. Read More →
Donald Trump hits back following Georgia indictment.

Donald Trump hits back following Georgia indictment.

With the latest, Benji Hyer reports that Donald Trump has reacted with fire and fury to being indicted again, after he was charged.. Read More →
Bank of Namibia to decide on interest rates

Bank of Namibia to decide on interest rates

The Bank of Namibia will today announce a decision on its interest rates. The central bank’s Monetary Policy Committee decided to raise the.. Read More →
Otjiwarongo Municipality tries to fill City Of Windhoek CEO’s position

Otjiwarongo Municipality tries to fill City Of Windhoek CEO’s position

Otjiwarongo’s Municipality announced the names of five candidates shortlisted for interviews for the position of Chief Executive Officer. The position became vacant after.. Read More →
Forex traders prepare for rand swings ahead of next year’s elections

Forex traders prepare for rand swings ahead of next year’s elections

Rand traders are starting to look to next year’s South African election, betting that it will bring with it whipsaws in the currency... Read More →
Sudan ‘spiralling out of control’ as one million flee country

Sudan ‘spiralling out of control’ as one million flee country

Over one million people have fled Sudan to neighbouring states. Reuters reports that people inside the country are running out of food and.. Read More →
Samora Machel Constituency Councillor and City of Windhoek at odds about ablution facilities

Samora Machel Constituency Councillor and City of Windhoek at odds about ablution facilities

Samora Machel’s Constituency Councillor has accused the City of Windhoek of lying about the provision of ablution facilities in informal settlements. Nestor Kalola.. Read More →
Namibia sees double increase in tourist arrivals last year

Namibia sees double increase in tourist arrivals last year

Namibia has received an increase of 461 thousand plus tourist arrivals in 2022, compared to 232 756 tourists received in 2021. Here is.. Read More →
Johannesburg Chair of Chairs Lloyd Phillips believes there are spies in the council

Johannesburg Chair of Chairs Lloyd Phillips believes there are spies in the council

Johannesburg Chair of Chairs Lloyd Phillips believes there are spies in the council. News24 reports that after inspecting the Group Forensics and Investigation.. Read More →
Children Under Threat in Sudan Due to Hunger

Children Under Threat in Sudan Due to Hunger

Hundreds of children have died of hunger in Sudan related to the country’s ongoing conflict. A Children’s Hospital recently reported 132 children who.. Read More →
Italy sees over 100% surge in migrant arrivals

Italy sees over 100% surge in migrant arrivals

Italy’s Interior Ministry says migrant arrivals by sea have more than doubled so far in 2023, compared to the same period last year... Read More →
Millions of dollars, gold & guns seized at Zambian airport

Millions of dollars, gold & guns seized at Zambian airport

Zambia’s anti-money laundering and drug trafficking agency has confiscated nearly $6 million in cash, along with firearms, ammunition, suspected gold, and equipment for.. Read More →
UK arrests suspects charged with spying for Russia

UK arrests suspects charged with spying for Russia

Three people in the UK have been arrested and charged on suspicion of spying for the Russian security services, according to the BBC... Read More →
Media recording of court proceedings now requires written authorisation

Media recording of court proceedings now requires written authorisation

Judge Shafimana Ueitele has issued an order that introduces a requirement for the media to obtain written authorization before recording court proceedings, whether.. Read More →
Namibia gears up for oil and gas conference

Namibia gears up for oil and gas conference

The Economic Association of Namibia, in partnership with the Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board and the Hanns Seidel Foundation, is set to.. Read More →
China cuts interest rates

China cuts interest rates

More signs of economic problems in China as shops and factories weren’t as busy as expected in July and a surprise cut in.. Read More →
Montana Judge rules in favor of youth plaintiffs in landmark climate case

Montana Judge rules in favor of youth plaintiffs in landmark climate case

A landmark climate decision out of Montana where a judge has ruled in favor of a group of young plaintiffs who have accused.. Read More →
Former Fisheries Minister wants government to cover legal fees

Former Fisheries Minister wants government to cover legal fees

Bernhardt Esau, former Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, has appealed for government assistance in covering his legal expenses related to the ongoing.. Read More →
Typhoon Lan hits central Japan

Typhoon Lan hits central Japan

Typhoon Lan has slammed into central Japan cutting power to more than 80-thousand households. Six people have been injured, one seriously, in the strong.. Read More →
Twelve life sentences for South African sex offender

Twelve life sentences for South African sex offender

The Johannesburg High Court has imposed 12 life sentences on Gerhard Ackerman, a serial offender who was found guilty of committing multiple sex.. Read More →
China stops releasing youth unemployment data

China stops releasing youth unemployment data

Chinese authorities say they will no longer publish figures for youth unemployment, while they find more accurate ways to measure it. And as.. Read More →
Ecowas condemns Niger’s prosecution threat

Ecowas condemns Niger’s prosecution threat

The Economic Community of West African States has strongly condemned threats by Niger’s military rulers to prosecute ousted president Mohamed Bazoum. The military.. Read More →
Economist explains how BRICS common payments system will affect Namibia

Economist explains how BRICS common payments system will affect Namibia

The BRICS group of emerging-market nations will discuss deepening the use of local currencies in trade between member states at a summit in.. Read More →
Central Procurement Board faces setbacks

Central Procurement Board faces setbacks

The Central Procurement Board of Namibia is facing disruptions due to fraudulent submissions of tender documents, alongside prolonged legal proceedings linked to appeals... Read More →
Windhoek to conduct citywide meter reading audit

Windhoek to conduct citywide meter reading audit

The City of Windhoek will undertake a meter reading audit in all parts of the city from 16 August 2023 to 20 September.. Read More →
Murderer of former South African first lady Marike de Klerk granted parole

Murderer of former South African first lady Marike de Klerk granted parole

The man convicted of murdering former South African first lady Marike de Klerk has been granted parole. News 24 reports that the Department.. Read More →
India and China hold fresh talks over border standoff

India and China hold fresh talks over border standoff

India and China have held a fresh round of talks to try to resolve their years’ long military standoff at the border in.. Read More →
Belongings worth thousands stolen in Windhoek robberies

Belongings worth thousands stolen in Windhoek robberies

A number of robberies were reported in Windhoek over the weekend, with belongings worth thousands of Namibian dollars stolen in various locations. The.. Read More →
Namibia Alliance for Rare Diseases appeals for communication from individuals and groups affected in Namibia

Namibia Alliance for Rare Diseases appeals for communication from individuals and groups affected in Namibia

The Namibia Alliance for Rare Diseases is appealing to all individuals and groups affected by rare diseases in Namibia, to connect with the.. Read More →
3,000 people moved to safety from fire in southern France

3,000 people moved to safety from fire in southern France

3,000 people have been moved to safety in southern France after a fire in a tourist area. Three campsites were evacuated on Monday.. Read More →
South African domestic workers can now claim for injuries dating back to 1994

South African domestic workers can now claim for injuries dating back to 1994

South Africa’s government is urging domestic workers to apply for compensation. This is if they have been injured, disabled or contracted an occupational.. Read More →
Epembe Constituency school receives donation from MTC

Epembe Constituency school receives donation from MTC

Deputy Minister of Education Faustina Caley officially inaugurated the five classrooms here and storeroom facilities. This event took place at Onduludiya village in.. Read More →
Hinda-Mbuende, Amupanda lawsuit trial commences

Hinda-Mbuende, Amupanda lawsuit trial commences

The Deputy Minister of Finance is suing the former Mayor of Windhoek to the tune of N$1 million. Maureen Hinda-Mbuende and Job Amupanda’s.. Read More →
Madagascan president’s aide accused of bribery in UK and sacked

Madagascan president’s aide accused of bribery in UK and sacked

The Madagascan president’s chief of staff has been arrested in London on suspicion of seeking a bribe from precious stone miner Gemfields and.. Read More →
China’s economic problems: shops and factories not as busy as hoped

China’s economic problems: shops and factories not as busy as hoped

More signs of economic problems in China … shops and factories weren’t as busy as expected in July … AND a surprise cut.. Read More →
Algeria bans ‘Barbie’ movie

Algeria bans ‘Barbie’ movie

Algeria has banned the movie “Barbie,” . It’s been showing at some cinemas in the country for several weeks. Reuters’ official source said.. Read More →
Trump indicted:Georgia grand jury gives verdict in 2020 election interference case

Trump indicted:Georgia grand jury gives verdict in 2020 election interference case

A grand jury has indicted former American President Donald Trump on charges relating to his alleged efforts to overturn his narrow 2020 electoral.. Read More →
MTC donates to Omuhonga Combined School’s hostel learners

MTC donates to Omuhonga Combined School’s hostel learners

Omuhonga Combined School’s hostel learners will benefit from a N$94 000 donation from MTC. This came after a request for support from the.. Read More →
Air force helicopter crashes after attack in north-central Nigeria

Air force helicopter crashes after attack in north-central Nigeria

A Nigerian Air Force helicopter crashed in the north-central Nigerian state of Niger on Monday, with sources saying it had come under fire.. Read More →
Western Cape plans to safeguard public health facilities against continuous blackouts

Western Cape plans to safeguard public health facilities against continuous blackouts

Western Cape’s health department has set aside a budget of R87 million to install hybrid inverters in every rural primary healthcare facility. This.. Read More →
High Court Judges High Court Judges dismiss the bail appeal of Michael Amushelelo

High Court Judges High Court Judges dismiss the bail appeal of Michael Amushelelo

High Court Judges Naomi Shivute and Philanda Christiaan dismissed the bail appeal of Michael Amushelelo. The 31 year-old was arrested in March on.. Read More →
Georgia prosecutor about to induct Trump on fourth major case

Georgia prosecutor about to induct Trump on fourth major case

Another U.S. court is likely to indict former President Donald Trump on a fourth series of major charges. Caroline Malone reports from Washington.. Read More →
Namibia’s Wholesale and Retail Workers Union speaks up on Amushelelo’s detainment

Namibia’s Wholesale and Retail Workers Union speaks up on Amushelelo’s detainment

Staying with Amushelelo… Namibia’s Wholesale and Retail Workers Union says activist Michael Amushelelo is being held in custody unfairly. The union’s secretary general,.. Read More →
Niger junta says it will prosecute ousted president for treason

Niger junta says it will prosecute ousted president for treason

The military junta that seized power in Niger in a coup last month says it will prosecute ousted President Mohamed Bazoum.  They added.. Read More →
Taiwan vows to “never back down” in the face of growing threats from China

Taiwan vows to “never back down” in the face of growing threats from China

Taiwan will “never back down” in the face of growing threats from China, according to the Vice-President of the self-governing democracy. Our US.. Read More →
Finance ministry and National Planning Commission hold Mid-Term Budget Review Consultations

Finance ministry and National Planning Commission hold Mid-Term Budget Review Consultations

The Ministry of Finance and the National Planning Commission held their Mid-Term Budget Review Consultations with Civil Society Organisations in Windhoek. The Director.. Read More →
South Africa will likely keep its preferential access to US markets

South Africa will likely keep its preferential access to US markets

South Africa will likely keep its preferential access to US markets. This is because hundreds of American firms are also benefitting, according to.. Read More →
Sports minister addresses coach infighting and athletes’ best interest

Sports minister addresses coach infighting and athletes’ best interest

The Sport, Youth and National Service minister called on officials and coaches working in the sporting sector to stop infighting for the athletes’.. Read More →
Death Toll Expected to Rise Further from Maui Wildfires

Death Toll Expected to Rise Further from Maui Wildfires

The death toll from last week’s wildfires on the Hawaiian island of Maui is expected to keep rising as emergency crews continue to.. Read More →
International Air Transport Association’s reveals latest analyses.

International Air Transport Association’s reveals latest analyses.

The International Air Transport Association’s latest analyses of the global and regional passenger air travel markets based on traffic and capacity data for.. Read More →
Germany wants South African Markus Jooste extradited after appeal fails

Germany wants South African Markus Jooste extradited after appeal fails

Authorities in Germany are working on an extradition request for former South African Steinhoff boss Markus Jooste. According to News24, Jooste is wanted.. Read More →
Ukraine accuses Russia of violating international law

Ukraine accuses Russia of violating international law

Ukraine says Russia violated international law when it fired warning shots and boarded a cargo vessel in the Black Sea. Its Ministry of.. Read More →
Niger junta signals willingness for diplomacy

Niger junta signals willingness for diplomacy

The military junta that has toppled the government in the Niger Republic says it is now ready to explore diplomatic dialogue. Leader of.. Read More →
Mount Etna eruption leads to flight suspensions

Mount Etna eruption leads to flight suspensions

Catania Airport on the Italian island of Sicily has been forced to suspend incoming and outgoing flights due to an eruption of nearby.. Read More →
BRICS forum showcases SA’s investment opportunities

BRICS forum showcases SA’s investment opportunities

The BRICS Inward Buying and Investment Business Forum started today in Sandton, north of Johannesburg. The SABC reports that the forum is a.. Read More →
DRC peacekeeping nears end amid security concerns

DRC peacekeeping nears end amid security concerns

The United Nations Secretary-General has said the peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo is entering its final phase but warned of.. Read More →
Agribank promotes participation on anonymous whistle-blower platform

Agribank promotes participation on anonymous whistle-blower platform

Agribank is urging the public to use its confidential whistle-blower platform. The tool allows anyone, including employees, the public, and stakeholders, to report.. Read More →
Phase 2 of 9th stakeholder briefing commences

Phase 2 of 9th stakeholder briefing commences

The 9th Stakeholder briefing session for councilors and members of the management committee of local authorities and regional councils, started today and ends.. Read More →
OM Seed winner revealed

OM Seed winner revealed

Old Mutual Namibia, in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme Accelerator Lab, has announced the Old Mutual Sustainable, Economic, and Empowerment Drive.. Read More →
Ryanair at loggerheads with pilots in Belgium

Ryanair at loggerheads with pilots in Belgium

Pilots from Europe’s largest low-cost airline are on strike in Belgium protesting against poor conditions and low pay. This is the third time.. Read More →
King Charles’ State visit to France set for September 2023

King Charles’ State visit to France set for September 2023

King Charles’ state visit to France, which was due to take place in March, will reportedly go ahead next month. The trip was.. Read More →
Ongwediva Trade Fair to unveil business and investment potential

Ongwediva Trade Fair to unveil business and investment potential

The Ongwediva Annual Trade Fair, renowned as Namibia’s premier multi-sectoral trade and exhibition platform, is set to kick off in Ongwediva from 25.. Read More →
BRICS summit not immune to power cuts

BRICS summit not immune to power cuts

South Africa’s Minister of Electricity says that the City of Johannesburg will not get any special treatment while hosting the 15th BRICS Summit later.. Read More →
Rohingya camps hit hard by flash floods

Rohingya camps hit hard by flash floods

55 People have died in floods in Bangladesh with most deaths reported from the Rohingya refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar. In India, more.. Read More →
Young climate advocates demand bold climate action

Young climate advocates demand bold climate action

At next month’s UN summit, young climate advocates plan to convey a strong message to leaders: That, according to UN News, is a.. Read More →
SA’s Democratic Alliance challenges ANC dominance

SA’s Democratic Alliance challenges ANC dominance

South Africa’s main opposition, the Democratic Alliance, is holding a national convention on coalition governments this week. According to Eyewitness News, around seven.. Read More →
Roads Authority finishes phase 1 of Windhoek-Hosea Kutako road

Roads Authority finishes phase 1 of Windhoek-Hosea Kutako road

The Roads Authority has wrapped up the initial phase of the Windhoek-Rehoboth Road and Windhoek-Hosea Kutako Road, investing N$300 million over a period.. Read More →
Health Ministry addresses contractor criteria

Health Ministry addresses contractor criteria

The Ministry of Health and Social Services has responded to concerns voiced by the National Council Standing Committee, indicating that hospitals and clinics.. Read More →
South African lender Absa posts marginal rise in interim profit

South African lender Absa posts marginal rise in interim profit

South African lender Absa Group posted a marginal rise in interim profit as it benefited from higher interest rates, which was partly offset.. Read More →
Omusati region records one suicide

Omusati region records one suicide

At Etayi village in the Omusati Region the body of 22-year-old was allegedly discovered hanging in his room. April Immanuel’s body was discovered.. Read More →
Maui death toll expected to rise

Maui death toll expected to rise

Officials in Hawaii say the death toll from wildfires on the island of Maui is likely to rise significantly. At least 93 people.. Read More →
Hindu groups plan another rally in violence-hit Nuh

Hindu groups plan another rally in violence-hit Nuh

Internet services have been restored in a north Indian district that saw communal clashes two weeks ago. Six people were killed in the.. Read More →
Niger junta: ousted president could be prosecuted for high treason

Niger junta: ousted president could be prosecuted for high treason

The junta that seized power in Niger in a July 26 coup said late on Sunday that ousted President Mohamed Bazoum could be.. Read More →
Namibian Police record suicide in Otjozondjupa region

Namibian Police record suicide in Otjozondjupa region

On Saturday morning a man was found hanging from a wire tied to the roof of a house at Okahandja’s Nau-Aib informal area... Read More →
Expect internet disruptions in South Africa as two undersea cables snapped on same day

Expect internet disruptions in South Africa as two undersea cables snapped on same day

Two undersea communication cables that are critical for network operators in South Africa snapped on the same day. This has resulted in disruptions.. Read More →
US – Japan to develop hypersonic missile interceptors

US – Japan to develop hypersonic missile interceptors

Japan and the US are agreeing to jointly develop an interceptor missile to counter hypersonic warheads being developed by China, Russia and North.. Read More →
Youth ministry celebrates 23rd International Youth Day

Youth ministry celebrates 23rd International Youth Day

The Sport, Youth and National Service ministry celebrated this year’s 23rd International Youth Day in the Oshana Region.  This year’s event was observed.. Read More →
Load shedding: No special treatment for Joburg during BRICS summit

Load shedding: No special treatment for Joburg during BRICS summit

Johannesburg will get no special treatment from Eskom when it hosts a major BRICs summit later this month. This is according to Electricity.. Read More →

China’s condemned Taiwan’s vice-president William Lai as a “troublemaker through and through” for briefly visiting the United States on his way to Paraguay... Read More →
Nigerian delegation says Niger junta is open to diplomacy

Nigerian delegation says Niger junta is open to diplomacy

Coup leaders in Niger are open to diplomacy to resolve a standoff with West Africa’s regional bloc. This is according to a group.. Read More →
Activists talk on latest electricity tarrif increases and poverty in Namibia

Activists talk on latest electricity tarrif increases and poverty in Namibia

As of the 1st of August, this year, the City Of Windhoek increased the electricity tariffs by 8.6%. We spoke to Rosa Namises.. Read More →
67 Pakistani nationals denied access into SA, Motsoaledi says eVisa system being abused

67 Pakistani nationals denied access into SA, Motsoaledi says eVisa system being abused

South Africa’s Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi said the newly acquired eVisa system was being abused. He said 67 Pakistani nationals were denied.. Read More →
NamPol makes arrest in Greenwell Matongo on child abuse

NamPol makes arrest in Greenwell Matongo on child abuse

The widely circulated video on social media has prompted authorities to act swiftly. The footage depicts what appears to be a woman beating.. Read More →
White House asks Congress for more money to aid Ukraine

White House asks Congress for more money to aid Ukraine

The White House is asking lawmakers in Congress to approve an additional $24 billion in funding for Ukraine, countering China and US defense... Read More →
US stocks close lower following inflation data

US stocks close lower following inflation data

Sally Patterson reports that US stocks closed mostly lower Friday, with both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq posting a second straight weekly loss... Read More →
Home affairs reaches out to Maltahöhe

Home affairs reaches out to Maltahöhe

The Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security ministry recently conducted an outreach programme to the Maltahöhe village. This was under the theme ‘The.. Read More →
South Africa’s electricity minister defends Eskom’s R3bn-a-month diesel habit

South Africa’s electricity minister defends Eskom’s R3bn-a-month diesel habit

South Africa’s electricity Minister Kgosientso Ramokgopa has defended Eskom’s R12.4 billion diesel spend over the past four months, saying fuel needed to be.. Read More →
Tanzania police arrest two, accuse them of organising protests

Tanzania police arrest two, accuse them of organising protests

Tanzanian police have arrested a lawyer and an opposition politician. They’re accused of incitement and planning to organise nationwide demonstrations aimed at bringing.. Read More →
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One more month to Spring. Or perhaps a few weeks

It’s almost Spring time in the Southern Hemisphere. Yes, it is indeed almost that time. What can possibly be done for the next.. Read More →
FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried sent to jail

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried sent to jail

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried was sent to jail on Friday after a US judge revoked his bail. The cryptocurrency wiz federal had his.. Read More →
National Mental Health Care Namibia gears up for walk and ride

National Mental Health Care Namibia gears up for walk and ride

Let’s talk about it and bring about solutions for our brother, father and son. These are the words of Cathy Kambanda of the.. Read More →
!Aodaman Traditional Authority celebrates Culture

!Aodaman Traditional Authority celebrates Culture

!Aodaman Traditional Authority celebrated their Annual Cultural Festival. For the year, it is under the theme, ‘Reigniting our heritage’. The Khorixas event hosted.. Read More →
Fighting flares in South Darfur amid fears of new civil war

Fighting flares in South Darfur amid fears of new civil war

Violence flared in the western Sudanese city of Nyala and elsewhere in the state of South Darfur on Sunday. This is threatening to.. Read More →
Venaani concerned about Gibeon budget allocation

Venaani concerned about Gibeon budget allocation

Popular Democratic Movement President, McHenry Venaani, has expressed disappointment in the budgetary allocation of N$ 3 000 to the Gibeon Village council, something.. Read More →
Tunisia and Libya agree on migrant care

Tunisia and Libya agree on migrant care

Tunisia and Libya have agreed to share responsibility for providing shelter for hundreds of migrants stranded for up to a month at their.. Read More →
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Namibia’s food security worsens

The Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform says that the food security situation in the country has significantly deteriorated as a result.. Read More →
SA Parliament Committee recommends PP be removed from office

SA Parliament Committee recommends PP be removed from office

South African Parliament’s section 194 committee inquiring into suspended public protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s fitness to hold office has sustained all the charges against.. Read More →
India looking to overhaul colonial-era laws

India looking to overhaul colonial-era laws

India’s government has moved three bills in the lower house of parliament aimed at overhauling some colonial-era criminal laws, ranging from the controversial.. Read More →
Isle of Man looking to attract skilled professionals

Isle of Man looking to attract skilled professionals

The Isle of Man, which with a population of 85,000 people, and perhaps best known as home to a breed of cats without.. Read More →
Hawaiian wildfire leaves at least 53 dead

Hawaiian wildfire leaves at least 53 dead

The wildfire that left a historic Hawaiian town in charred ruins has killed at least 53 people, making it one of the deadliest.. Read More →
Afrobarometer receives grant funding

Afrobarometer receives grant funding

Pan-African research network, Afrobarometer has announced a partnership with global philanthropic organisation Luminate affording Afrobarometer a two-year grant of $400,000 aimed at bolstering.. Read More →
Uganda hippos under threat

Uganda hippos under threat

Leon Solomon reports that hippopotamus numbers in Uganda are falling, with wildlife experts saying the demand for hippo ivory and meat is a.. Read More →
Cancer Association conducts paliative care training

Cancer Association conducts paliative care training

The Cancer Association of Namibia collaborated with the Soul Carers Network of South Africa to host a training session on “end of life.. Read More →
Jacob Zuma a ‘free man’

Jacob Zuma a ‘free man’

In the latest twist in what increasingly seems like the Jacob Zuma soap opera, South Africa’s former President spent less than two hours.. Read More →
Government still committed to decentralization says Uutoni

Government still committed to decentralization says Uutoni

Minister of Urban and Rural Development Erastus Uutoni has reaffirmed Government’s commitment towards supporting developmental initiatives through regional and local authority councils but.. Read More →
Future Media’s Laimi Elago summits Kilimanjaro

Future Media’s Laimi Elago summits Kilimanjaro

And finally, Future Media Corporate Communications Manager and long-time Radiowave DJ, Laimi Elago successfully summited Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania on Women’s Day. Laimi.. Read More →
ECOWAS approves standby force for Niger

ECOWAS approves standby force for Niger

The West African bloc ECOWAS has ordered the activation of a standby force for possible use against the junta that took power in.. Read More →
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Green Hydrogen Program looking for executives

The Newly launched, Green Hydrogen Program is looking for dynamic, passionate individuals to fill eight executive positions within the Program. Green Hydrogen Commissioner,.. Read More →
South Africa’s Zuma appears at prison, released under remission process

South Africa’s Zuma appears at prison, released under remission process

South Africa’s former president Jacob Zuma appeared at the Estcourt correctional facility on Friday morning and was released under a remission process, a.. Read More →
Junior doctors strike in England

Junior doctors strike in England

Junior doctors in England are beginning a fresh four-day strike over pay. Health secretary Steve Barclay says they are acting “recklessly” by with.. Read More →
Brazil donates over 2 million to Namibia through WFP

Brazil donates over 2 million to Namibia through WFP

The Federative Republic of Brazil handed over a donation of over 2 million to the Government of Namibia. This is done through the.. Read More →
Santaco suspends Western Cape taxi strike after ‘painstaking deliberations

Santaco suspends Western Cape taxi strike after ‘painstaking deliberations

The South African National Taxi Council in the Western Cape has suspended its eight-day strike following deliberations with the City of Cape Town.. Read More →
Jailed Australian journalist releases statement from Chinese cell

Jailed Australian journalist releases statement from Chinese cell

Australia will continue to fight for the release of journalist Cheng Lei from a Chinese prison, after three years in detention. She was.. Read More →
NamWater launches N$2.4 million raw water pipeline project in Zambezi

NamWater launches N$2.4 million raw water pipeline project in Zambezi

NamWater held a ground-breaking ceremony for the raw water pipeline replacement project at Katima Mulilo. The pipeline is core to water supply in.. Read More →
NASA warns China may illegally claim territory on the Moon

NASA warns China may illegally claim territory on the Moon

The head of NASA says if China gets to the south pole of the moon before America, Beijing might claim the area exclusively... Read More →
Ethiopia cracks down on gay sex in hotels, other venues

Ethiopia cracks down on gay sex in hotels, other venues

Security forces in Ethiopia are cracking down on hotels, bars and restaurants in the capital Addis Ababa. According to the authorities, this is.. Read More →
Republican Party President rejectSs teaching of gender identity on primary school level

Republican Party President rejectSs teaching of gender identity on primary school level

Republican Party President urged the ministry of education and school boards to reject the teaching of gender identity in primary schools. Henk Mudge.. Read More →

US to hold Niger military junta accountable for detained leader’s safety

The United States will hold the junta that took power in Niger accountable for the safety of democratically elected President Mohamed Bazoum, his.. Read More →
India, Japan, Australia and US participate in military drills off Australian coast

India, Japan, Australia and US participate in military drills off Australian coast

The navies of India, Japan, the US, and Australia are holding war exercises off the coast of Australia. The drills known as the.. Read More →
Electoral Commission of Namibia responds to AR application

Electoral Commission of Namibia responds to AR application

The Electoral Commission of Namibia rejects AR’s application. This was the headline in a local daily recently. De wet Siluka, spokesperson of the.. Read More →
More than 100 000 applications received for 13 000 census positions

More than 100 000 applications received for 13 000 census positions

The Namibia Statistics Agency received over 101 thousand applications for various field staff positions. This is during the 2023 Population and Housing Census.. Read More →
Natjoints ‘ready for any eventuality’ ahead of announcement on Zuma’s return to jail

Natjoints ‘ready for any eventuality’ ahead of announcement on Zuma’s return to jail

South Africa’s National Joint Operation and Intelligence Structure is ready for any eventuality. This is ahead of a decision by the Department of.. Read More →
Gunmen kill 20 people in Nigeria, others wounded

Gunmen kill 20 people in Nigeria, others wounded

In Nigeria, 20 people were killed and others sustained gunshot wounds after armed men attacked two villages in the north central state of.. Read More →
Three dams that supply the central areas of Namibia standing at only 31.9%

Three dams that supply the central areas of Namibia standing at only 31.9%

With the three dams that supply the central areas of Namibia standing at only 31.9% full we reached out to Lydia Amutenya from.. Read More →
Trump staff pleads not-guilty in classified docs case

Trump staff pleads not-guilty in classified docs case

Benji Hyer reports that Donald Trump’s body-man Walt Nauta, has pleaded not guilty to new criminal charges brought in a case investigating the.. Read More →
West African bloc activates standby force for possible Niger intervention

West African bloc activates standby force for possible Niger intervention

West Africa’s bloc ECOWAS ordered the activation of a standby force. This is for possible use against the junta that took power in.. Read More →
Network coverage under scrutiny during MTC Interact event in Gobabis

Network coverage under scrutiny during MTC Interact event in Gobabis

MTC’s coverage in Gobabis came under scrutiny during the MTC Interact event. Community members and the regional leadership claim that the Omaheke Region.. Read More →
Cape Town taxi strike: Santaco distances itself from shutdown rumours as it considers City’s proposal

Cape Town taxi strike: Santaco distances itself from shutdown rumours as it considers City’s proposal

Rumours of a “total shutdown” in Western Cape are circulating on social media. A voice note, which has been widely shared, claims that.. Read More →
Submissions for the Namibia Investment Promotion and Facilitation Bill from the Private sector end today

Submissions for the Namibia Investment Promotion and Facilitation Bill from the Private sector end today

The Industrialization and Trade ministry has ended the last round of consultations for the Namibia Investment Promotion and Facilitation Bill. The ministry highlighted.. Read More →
One in 7 on hospital waiting list in England

One in 7 on hospital waiting list in England

Stuart Smith reports from London that one in seven people in England are on a waiting list for medical help, according to the.. Read More →
Global air cargo markets record smallest year-on-year contraction

Global air cargo markets record smallest year-on-year contraction

Data released by the International Air Transport Association for June 2023 shows that global air cargo markets recorded the smallest year-on-year contraction in.. Read More →
Taxi strike: Why Cape Town retailers are running out of bread, eggs and dairy

Taxi strike: Why Cape Town retailers are running out of bread, eggs and dairy

The empty shelves of many grocers in the Western Cape are a result of the ongoing taxi strike. It is effectively limiting the.. Read More →
Keetmanshoop Municipality hands over Oxpass tower to PowerCom

Keetmanshoop Municipality hands over Oxpass tower to PowerCom

Keetmanshoop’s Municipality and PowerCom signed an agreement. This involves giving the company exclusive rights to manage and maintain its Oxpass telecommunication tower. The.. Read More →
At least 36 dead in Hawaii fires

At least 36 dead in Hawaii fires

At least 36 people have been killed in the US state of Hawaii as wildfires rip across the popular tourist destination. Out-of-control fires.. Read More →
SA’s Ramaphosa acquires record-setting Boran bull

SA’s Ramaphosa acquires record-setting Boran bull

South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa bought a Boran bull for a record price at a recent Mpumalanga auction. According to African Farming, the animal, named.. Read More →
Namfisa drives Consumer Credit Bill

Namfisa drives Consumer Credit Bill

The Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority, under the guidance of the Minister of Finance and Public Enterprises, is spearheading the creation of the.. Read More →
Republican Party leader urges rejection of gender identity teaching

Republican Party leader urges rejection of gender identity teaching

Republican Party President, Henk Mudge, on Thursday, urged the Ministry of Education and school boards to reject the teaching of gender identity in.. Read More →
NSA issues update on 2023 Census progress

NSA issues update on 2023 Census progress

Namibia Statistics Agency Statistician-General, Alex Shimuafeni has offered an update on the ongoing advancements in preparation for the 2023 Population and Housing Census... Read More →
Local economist reacts to Investment Policy Bill

Local economist reacts to Investment Policy Bill

The Ministry of Industrialisation and Trade has ended the last round of consultations for the Namibia Investment Promotion and Facilitation Bill. The ministry.. Read More →
Will Jacob Zuma return to prison?

Will Jacob Zuma return to prison?

South Africa’s Correctional Services Commissioner is expected to announce whether former president Jacob Zuma will return to prison to complete his 15-month sentence or.. Read More →
Omuthiya Town Council employs youth

Omuthiya Town Council employs youth

The Omuthiya Town Council has appointed 221 unemployed youth in various temporary positions and on a contract basis since July this year. The.. Read More →
Wildfires spark mass evacuations in Hawaii

Wildfires spark mass evacuations in Hawaii

Officials say that at least 36 people have died as wildfires rage across Maui County in Hawaii and hundreds are being evacuated as.. Read More →
NamRa bolsters anti-corruption measures

NamRa bolsters anti-corruption measures

The Namibia Revenue Agency’s domestic taxes department has implemented the Corruption Risk Assessment Report, which facilitates anti-corruption efforts and enhances service to taxpayers.. Read More →
Wildlife activists demand halt to SA lion breeding

Wildlife activists demand halt to SA lion breeding

Wildlife campaigners are calling for an end to the commercial breeding of lions in South Africa. The charity World Animal Protection says it’s.. Read More →
Ocean conservationist warns against seal culling

Ocean conservationist warns against seal culling

Naude Dreyer, a co-founder of Ocean Conservation Namibia, a Non-Governmental Organization dedicated to raising awareness about the significance of seals in marine ecosystems,.. Read More →
Ecuador presidential candidate assassinated

Ecuador presidential candidate assassinated

A candidate in Ecuador’s forthcoming presidential election who has campaigned against corruption and gangs has been shot dead at a campaign rally. The.. Read More →
World Bank decision could undo Uganda’s economic gains

World Bank decision could undo Uganda’s economic gains

Ugandan economists say the World Bank’s move to halt loans to Uganda over the country’s anti-gay law could reverse its economic gains. Hillary.. Read More →
Fish stock depletion linked to seals

Fish stock depletion linked to seals

The Parliament Standing Committee on Natural Resources is currently conducting a coastal tour to engage stakeholders on the impact of seal populations on.. Read More →
Police in Northern Ireland face questions over data breach

Police in Northern Ireland face questions over data breach

Senior police leaders in Northern Ireland are facing questions later (Thursday) about a major data breach. Chief Constable Simon Byrne has cut short.. Read More →
West African leaders aim to agree next steps on defiant Niger junta

West African leaders aim to agree next steps on defiant Niger junta

West African heads of state hold a summit today. It’s aiming to agree on a plan of action for Niger, where coup leaders.. Read More →
Oshakati Intermediate Hospital advocates for establishment of mental health hospital

Oshakati Intermediate Hospital advocates for establishment of mental health hospital

The management of Oshakati Intermediate Hospital in the Oshana Region is advocating for the establishment of a mental health hospital. They MEpropose this.. Read More →
Uganda president defiant after World Bank funding suspended over LGBT law

Uganda president defiant after World Bank funding suspended over LGBT law

Uganda’s President denounced the World Bank’s decision to suspend new funding in response to a harsh anti-LGBTQ law and vowed to find alternative.. Read More →
India’s PM Modi faces no-confidence vote in Parliament

India’s PM Modi faces no-confidence vote in Parliament

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is facing a vote of no-confidence in the country’s parliament. The opposition parties called for the vote –.. Read More →
Corruption Risk Assessment report implementation to curb corruption

Corruption Risk Assessment report implementation to curb corruption

The implementation of the Corruption Risk Assessment Report by NamRA’s Domestic Taxes Department will enable the curbing of corruption. It will in addition.. Read More →
Trial of molestation accused to only commence in September

Trial of molestation accused to only commence in September

The trial of the man accused of molesting 15 teenage boys and supplying them with alcohol will only commence in September. Johann Maree.. Read More →
11 people killed in fire at holiday home in eastern France

11 people killed in fire at holiday home in eastern France

11 people have been killed in a fire at a holiday home in eastern France. The blaze broke out in a chalet being.. Read More →
Biden declares national emergency on enemies getting hi-tech

Biden declares national emergency on enemies getting hi-tech

President Joe Biden has declared a national emergency to fight the threat of what he called “countries of concern” getting US technology that.. Read More →
Two people killed in Lebanon clashes

Two people killed in Lebanon clashes

Two people were killed in Lebanon on Wednesday in clashes between members of the Iran-backed Hezbollah group and residents of a Christian town... Read More →
Former Okahandja Regional Councillor to appear in the Windhoek High Court on Friday

Former Okahandja Regional Councillor to appear in the Windhoek High Court on Friday

The former Okahandja Regional Councillor will appear in the Windhoek High Court on Friday. This is to appeal the Okahandja Magistrate’s Court’s refusal.. Read More →
Four security companies hired for OATF

Four security companies hired for OATF

The Ongwediva Trade Fair preparatory committee has acquired the services of four security companies. They will provide safety and security during this year’s.. Read More →
Namibia’s economic outlook generally optimistic

Namibia’s economic outlook generally optimistic

Namibia’s economic outlook is, generally, optimistic. This is according to the view of Cirrus Capital in its Updated Economic Outlook. They have upwardly.. Read More →
Gordhan gives Eskom the go-ahead to split off distribution arm

Gordhan gives Eskom the go-ahead to split off distribution arm

South Africa’s Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan has approved the sale of Eskom’s distribution assets to a new state-owned company. News24 reports that.. Read More →
Wildfires rip through US state of Hawaii

Wildfires rip through US state of Hawaii

Hundreds of people are being evacuated from islands in Hawaii as wildfires wreak havoc across the US state. From New York, Sally Patterson.. Read More →
Cape Town mayor promises no ‘malicious’ impounding of taxis

Cape Town mayor promises no ‘malicious’ impounding of taxis

South Africa’s National Taxi Council and transport authorities were in for a long night. They tried to get taxis back on the road.. Read More →
Financial Intelligence Centre appoints new Director

Financial Intelligence Centre appoints new Director

The Financial Intelligence Center by the Anti-Money Laundering and Combating the Financing of Terrorist and Proliferation Council appointed a news director. Chairperson of.. Read More →
City of Windhoek announces electricity tariff increase

City of Windhoek announces electricity tariff increase

The City of Windhoek has announced that the electricity tariff will increase by 8.6%, effective from 1 August 2023. Here is the City’s.. Read More →
US stocks down ahead of inflation data

US stocks down ahead of inflation data

Sally Patterson reports that US stocks finished lower on Wednesday, with tech stocks taking a significant hit. This comes as Wall Street awaits.. Read More →
Zimbabwe’s President urges more votes for his party

Zimbabwe’s President urges more votes for his party

Zimbabwe’s President told over 150,000 supporters in the capital of Harare they would be ‘lost’ if they did not re-elect him at this.. Read More →
Self-assembled firearms in U.S. to continue to be treated as other guns

Self-assembled firearms in U.S. to continue to be treated as other guns

Restrictions on so-called ‘ghost guns’ will remain in place in the United States, after a Supreme Court ruling. A legal challenge is ongoing.. Read More →
Paragon ready to take over HKIA ground handling operations

Paragon ready to take over HKIA ground handling operations

Paragon Investment Holdings’ legal representative announced the company is ready to assume control of ground handling services at the Hosea Kutako International Airport... Read More →
EU starts preparing sanctions against Niger junta

EU starts preparing sanctions against Niger junta

European Union countries have started laying the groundwork to impose the first sanctions on members of the junta that seized power in Niger.. Read More →
Institute for Public Policy Research shares perspective on the Namibia Investment Promotion and Facilitation Bill

Institute for Public Policy Research shares perspective on the Namibia Investment Promotion and Facilitation Bill

The Director of the Institute for Public Policy Research shared his perspective on the Namibia Investment Promotion and Facilitation Bill. Graham Hopwood says.. Read More →
Ministry addresses health service concerns in underserved areas

Ministry addresses health service concerns in underserved areas

The Ministry of Health and Social Services has issued a response to the PDM Elders Council’s concerns about the feasibility of delivering state.. Read More →
International Day of Indigenous People focuses on youth empowerment

International Day of Indigenous People focuses on youth empowerment

Today the world celebrates the International Day of World Indigenous People, with this year’s theme being, Indigenous Youth as Agents of Change for.. Read More →
Multichoice exits Malawi amid price dispute

Multichoice exits Malawi amid price dispute

South African entertainment company Multichoice, which owns and operates satellite pay-TV service DSTV, has withdrawn from Malawi after a court barred its local.. Read More →
World Bank freezes loans to Uganda over anti-LGBTQ laws

World Bank freezes loans to Uganda over anti-LGBTQ laws

The World Bank halted new loans to Uganda over the East African government’s enactment of anti-LGBTQ laws that include the death penalty in.. Read More →
Green hydrogen Authority sparks interest

Green hydrogen Authority sparks interest

In light of the government’s establishment of an Implementation Authority Office under the Green Hydrogen Namibia Programme, responsible for coordinating the advancement of.. Read More →
SME Compete director weighs in on Investment Bill

SME Compete director weighs in on Investment Bill

Danny Meyer, Director of SME Compete, has shared his perspective on the Namibia Investment Promotion and Facilitation Bill. The government believes that the.. Read More →
Canadian rapper Tory Lanez sentenced to 10 years

Canadian rapper Tory Lanez sentenced to 10 years

Canadian rapper Tory Lanez has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for shooting fellow rapper Megan Thee Stallion in the feet during an argument. Lanez, whose real.. Read More →
Hyphen and ITOCHU join forces for green hydrogen venture

Hyphen and ITOCHU join forces for green hydrogen venture

Hyphen Hydrogen Energy has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with ITOCHU Corporation to explore areas for potential collaboration between the two entities. The collaboration.. Read More →
British water companies face legal action

British water companies face legal action

British water companies could be taken to court in a collective lawsuit over the discharge of raw sewage into the country’s waterways. If.. Read More →
South Africa commemorates Women’s Day

South Africa commemorates Women’s Day

South Africa is commemorating Women’s Day, which marks the day that thousands of women from across the country took part in a mass.. Read More →
Japan commits N$28 billion investment

Japan commits N$28 billion investment

Japan has affirmed its intent to invest N$28 billion in Namibia’s mining industry if Japanese companies opt to engage in the nation’s mining.. Read More →
Teen goes missing in Windhoek’s Goreangab settlement

Teen goes missing in Windhoek’s Goreangab settlement

Alfeus Amunyela is searching for his 15-year-old daughter, Hilma “Ya Shaanika” Amunyela, who disappeared in Windhoek’s Goreangab informal settlement after literacy classes at.. Read More →
NASA’s Artemis II on track for moon’s south pole orbit

NASA’s Artemis II on track for moon’s south pole orbit

NASA says its Artemis II mission is proceeding on schedule and remains slated to orbit the moon’s South Pole next year. U.S. officials.. Read More →
Shipwreck off Lampedusa claims 41 migrants

Shipwreck off Lampedusa claims 41 migrants

Forty-one migrants have died in a shipwreck off the Italian island of Lampedusa, survivors told local media. A group of four people who.. Read More →
UK issues travel advisory due to South African taxi strike

UK issues travel advisory due to South African taxi strike

Five people, including a 40-year-old British national and a police officer, have died in violent protests related to the taxi strike in Cape.. Read More →
Paragon prepares for ground handling after verdict

Paragon prepares for ground handling after verdict

Paragon Investment Holdings’ legal representative, Sisa Namandje, announced the company’s readiness to assume ground handling services control at Hosea Kutako International Airport. The.. Read More →
Rahul Gandhi expected to lead the charge on day 2 of no-confidence debate

Rahul Gandhi expected to lead the charge on day 2 of no-confidence debate

The debate on the motion of no confidence against Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government continues on Wednesday. Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi is expected.. Read More →
World Bank halts new lending to Uganda over anti-LGBTQ law

World Bank halts new lending to Uganda over anti-LGBTQ law

The World Bank said on Tuesday it would halt new lending to the Ugandan government after concluding that its anti-LGBTQ law. The law.. Read More →
Prevalence of burnout in the workplace becomes growing concern

Prevalence of burnout in the workplace becomes growing concern

The prevalence of burnout in the workplace has become a growing concern, affecting employees across all industries, including the Namibian market. The constant.. Read More →
South African national arrested in Pretoria for rape, sexual grooming of minors

South African national arrested in Pretoria for rape, sexual grooming of minors

One of the infamous Boeremag members has been rearrested in South Africa. This while out on parole for crimes he allegedly committed, which.. Read More →
UK and Turkiye announce migration deal

UK and Turkiye announce migration deal

The UK’s announced a deal with Turkey designed to disrupt people smuggling gangs. London says it will involve more collaboration between UK and.. Read More →
Popular Democratic Movement’s leader hails late former Opuwo town councillor

Popular Democratic Movement’s leader hails late former Opuwo town councillor

Popular Democratic Movement’s leader has hailed former Opuwo town councillor, the late Katahunda Matundu, as a hero to whom the PDM owed its.. Read More →
Heavy clashes grip Sudan capital as war shows no sign of let-up

Heavy clashes grip Sudan capital as war shows no sign of let-up

Sudan’s army on Tuesday intensified efforts to gain ground in the capital Khartoum. This in some of the heaviest fighting since the start.. Read More →
China suffers deflation as prices fall in July

China suffers deflation as prices fall in July

Unlike most big economies that are suffering from IN-flation, China is now experiencing DE-flation. Prices are falling. And that is bad news for.. Read More →
Drowning victim’s body retrieved at Orange River

Drowning victim’s body retrieved at Orange River

At Aussenkehr a body was retrieved of a man who allegedly drowned at the Orange River early in July. This was confirmed by.. Read More →
Niger hit with more sanctions as junta rebuffs latest diplomatic mission

Niger hit with more sanctions as junta rebuffs latest diplomatic mission

Niger was slapped with more sanctions on Tuesday, hours after its new military leaders rejected the latest diplomatic mission aimed at restoring constitutional.. Read More →
Typhoon Khanun takes last swing at west Japan

Typhoon Khanun takes last swing at west Japan

The Japan Meteorological Agency is calling for strict vigilance as typhoon Khanun continues to hit the country’s western regions. The storm approached the.. Read More →
Storms pummel US east coast, wreaking havoc.

Storms pummel US east coast, wreaking havoc.

Thousands of Americans remain without power after violent storms battered multiple states along the east coast of the US on Monday night. Two.. Read More →
Fredericks calls for speedy upgrade of Keetmanshoop- Aroab road

Fredericks calls for speedy upgrade of Keetmanshoop- Aroab road

||Kharas’ Governor called on Government to fast-track the upgrading of the Keetmanshoop-Aroab road in order to provide rural communities with access to essential.. Read More →
More than 100 arrested in West African internet scam investigation

More than 100 arrested in West African internet scam investigation

A cross-border investigation into West African criminal groups scamming internet users has resulted in more than 100 arrests. In addition, there has been.. Read More →
City Of Windhoek’s new CEO receives welcoming from Katutura community activist

City Of Windhoek’s new CEO receives welcoming from Katutura community activist

The City Of WIndhoek recently embraced its new Chief Executive officer. Moses Matyayi will now be at the helm of the biggest municipality.. Read More →
South African rand extends losses on weak China data

South African rand extends losses on weak China data

South Africa’s rand slipped again on Tuesday as weak economic data from China kept investors away from risk-sensitive currencies. The currency traded at.. Read More →
Amazon nations gather for climate talks

Amazon nations gather for climate talks

Leaders from eight Amazon nations are gathering in Brazil for talks on deforestation and wider climate-related issues. A major goal is to reach.. Read More →
Thabo Bester claims items worth R30m stolen from him

Thabo Bester claims items worth R30m stolen from him

Thabo Bester told the Bloemfontein Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday that items to the tune of around R30 million went missing when he and.. Read More →
Youth gear up to meet minister of finance on poverty in Namibia

Youth gear up to meet minister of finance on poverty in Namibia

Youth in Namibia are currently lagging behind. This includes being unemployed in a rich country as well as future plans in the country.. Read More →
Namibians guilty of human trafficking while unaware

Namibians guilty of human trafficking while unaware

The Omaheke Governor says human trafficking is not a new phenomenon in the region and Namibia at large as people have been practising.. Read More →
SA’s investigation into Russian Vessel Lady R concludes

SA’s investigation into Russian Vessel Lady R concludes

The inquiry into claims of wrongdoing involving the Russian vessel Lady R, stationed at Simon’s Town Naval Base, Western Cape, has wrapped up... Read More →
Alleged pedophile’s lawyer withdraws

Alleged pedophile’s lawyer withdraws

The lawyer representing Johan Maree who stands accused of molesting 15 teenage boys and supplying them with alcohol, has withdrawn from representing the accused, citing untenable instructions and not.. Read More →
China introduces stricter regulations on facial recognition

China introduces stricter regulations on facial recognition

Firms using facial recognition in China will be required to obtain consent or legal permission before collecting personal information, draft regulations released Tuesday.. Read More →
Namibia a leading contender in looming lithium boom

Namibia a leading contender in looming lithium boom

Namibia is emerging as a key player in the upcoming lithium boom, securing the fourth position after Zimbabwe, Mali, and the Democratic Republic.. Read More →
Alternative investments offer Namibians solutions to poverty

Alternative investments offer Namibians solutions to poverty

Christoff Bauernschmitt, Head of Alternative Investments at Old Mutual Investment Group says alternative investments can address barriers to development such as poverty and.. Read More →
Oshikoto prepares to host Heroes Day 2023

Oshikoto prepares to host Heroes Day 2023

Oshikoto Governor, Penda Ya Ndakolo says preparations for this year’s commemoration of Heroes Day are well underway. The day honours and commemorates liberation.. Read More →
Philippines asserts sovereignty over Second Thomas Shoal

Philippines asserts sovereignty over Second Thomas Shoal

The Philippines says it won’t abandon the disputed Second Thomas Shoal in the South China Sea after Beijing told it to remove a grounded warship.. Read More →
Study warns against termination of ZEP system

Study warns against termination of ZEP system

A new study by the Centre for Sociological Research and Practice at the University of Johannesburg argues that the South African government’s attempt.. Read More →
Future Media embraces happiness on National Happiness Happens Day

Future Media embraces happiness on National Happiness Happens Day

Life’s twists and turns can sometimes dim our smiles and happiness can be elusive in life’s ups and downs. That’s why National Happiness.. Read More →
Niger junta appoints new prime minister

Niger junta appoints new prime minister

Niger junta leader Gen Abdourahmane Tchiani has named a former finance minister as the new prime minister following the 26 July coup. Ali.. Read More →
SA’s Ramaphosa to host Xi Jinping

SA’s Ramaphosa to host Xi Jinping

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa will host President Xi Jinping on a state visit later this month, in what will be the Chinese.. Read More →
Mnyupe to head new green hydrogen authority office

Mnyupe to head new green hydrogen authority office

The Ministry of Mines and Energy has introduced the Implementation Authority Office within the Green Hydrogen Namibia Programme, led by Green Hydrogen Commissioner.. Read More →
Home Affairs dismisses report alleging statelessness of San couple

Home Affairs dismisses report alleging statelessness of San couple

The spokesperson for the Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety, and Security, Margaret Kalo, has refuted a recent report’s claim that an elderly.. Read More →
Philippines Says it Won’t Abandon Disputed South China Sea Shaol

Philippines Says it Won’t Abandon Disputed South China Sea Shaol

The Philippines says it won’t abandon the disputed Second Thomas Shoal in the South China Sea after Beijing told it to remove a.. Read More →
Mali’s troops, foreign partners target women to ‘spread terror’

Mali’s troops, foreign partners target women to ‘spread terror’

Mali’s troops and its foreign security partners, believed to be Russia’s Wagner mercenaries, are using violence against women and other “grave human rights.. Read More →
Khorixas Town council sends alert on temporary water closure

Khorixas Town council sends alert on temporary water closure

The town council of Khorixas has sent an urgent message to all residents. We spoke to the council’s Public Relations Officer: Simson Mario.. Read More →
Namibia enacts country’s first legislation to license and regulate Virtual Asset Service Providers

Namibia enacts country’s first legislation to license and regulate Virtual Asset Service Providers

Namibia enacted the country’s first legislation to license and regulate Virtual Asset Service Providers and Initial Token-Offering Service Providers. Namibia thus became the.. Read More →
West African leaders to meet on Niger after junta defies deadline

West African leaders to meet on Niger after junta defies deadline

West African leaders scheduled a summit for Thursday to discuss the Niger junta’s rejection of an ultimatum to reinstate the ousted president, as.. Read More →
India’s space organisation releases lunar images, as its spacecraft comes close to landing

India’s space organisation releases lunar images, as its spacecraft comes close to landing

India’s space research agency has released first images of the moon as viewed by its third lunar mission which was launched last month... Read More →
South Korea evacuates scouts from world jamboree

South Korea evacuates scouts from world jamboree

South Korea is evacuating tens of thousands of teenage scouts from the grounds of the world jamboree, as a powerful storm heads towards.. Read More →
South African lender Nedbank posts 11% rise in half year profit

South African lender Nedbank posts 11% rise in half year profit

South Africa’s Nedbank Group, amongst the top five lenders in the country, recorded an 11% rise in interim profit as it gained from.. Read More →
Industrialisation and Trade ministry works to finalize Investment Bill for tabling in parliament

Industrialisation and Trade ministry works to finalize Investment Bill for tabling in parliament

The Minister of Industrialisation and Trade- Lucia Iipumbu, said at the final consultation of the Namibia Investment Promotion and Facilitation Bill that her.. Read More →
Two fatalities in road accidents over the past weekend

Two fatalities in road accidents over the past weekend

A man allegedly died after a vehicle drove over him while he was lying on the road between Tsumeb and Grootfontein on Sunday... Read More →
Rahul Gandhi to lead no-confidence-vote debate against Modi

Rahul Gandhi to lead no-confidence-vote debate against Modi

India’s Parliament is debating a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government. And leading the opposition’s charge is Rahul Gandhi who returned.. Read More →
City of Windhoek holds Disaster Resilience Scorecard for Cities workshop

City of Windhoek holds Disaster Resilience Scorecard for Cities workshop

The City of Windhoek in conjunction with the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction Regional Office for Africa and GIZ Resilience Initiative.. Read More →
27 schools closed due to taxi strike in Cape Town

27 schools closed due to taxi strike in Cape Town

The Western Cape Education Department said 27 schools had to close on Monday. This as some schools allowed pupils to leave early amid.. Read More →
Trump attacks election interference judge ahead of deadline

Trump attacks election interference judge ahead of deadline

Former US President Donald Trump is demanding a new judge and different venue for his election interference case, writing there is “no way”.. Read More →
Parliamentary standing committee on economics and public administration commences northern visit

Parliamentary standing committee on economics and public administration commences northern visit

The parliamentary standing committee on economics and public administration commenced a four-day oversight visit on the management of railway services. This will also.. Read More →
Mali rebels accuse Russian mercenary group of attack

Mali rebels accuse Russian mercenary group of attack

Tuareg former rebels in northern Mali accused the army and Russian mercenary group Wagner of an attack last week on one of their.. Read More →
BRICS summit seeks to enhance grouping’s trade ties

BRICS summit seeks to enhance grouping’s trade ties

A BRICS summit in Johannesburg this month will seek to enhance the five-nation grouping’s trade ties with Africa. This was communicated by the.. Read More →
Luderitz looks foward to Blue Economy Ventures

Luderitz looks foward to Blue Economy Ventures

For the refurbishment, renovations and enlargement of Luderitz, stakeholders and the council envisage to embark on a Blue Economy journey. Here is the.. Read More →
Moroccan navy rescues Senegalese migrants heading for Spain’s Canary Island

Moroccan navy rescues Senegalese migrants heading for Spain’s Canary Island

The Moroccan navy rescued 189 Senegalese migrants heading for Spain’s Canary Island in the Atlantic.  A patrol boat of the Moroccan navy on.. Read More →
Health ministry aims to lower mother to child HIV transmission rate by 2028

Health ministry aims to lower mother to child HIV transmission rate by 2028

Namibia is determined to bring the mother-to-child HIV transmission rate down to less than two percent by 2028. This is according to Ben.. Read More →
MTC expands engagement session to Omaheke

MTC expands engagement session to Omaheke

MTC will hold a customer engagement strategy workshop named ‘MTC Interact’ at Gobabis. The session will allow management to share notes on MTC’s.. Read More →
Cape Town’s Golden Arrow back in court for another order against Santaco

Cape Town’s Golden Arrow back in court for another order against Santaco

Cape Town’s Golden Arrow Bus Service is back in court. This is to force South Africa National Taxi Council to prove that it.. Read More →
Zuckerberg cagey on cage fight

Zuckerberg cagey on cage fight

The head of Meta says he’s not holding his breath over the prospect of a cage fight with Elon Musk. Back in June.. Read More →
Angola security forces accused of unlawful killings

Angola security forces accused of unlawful killings

Security forces in Angola have unlawfully killed at least 15 people and carried out other grave abuses against activists and protestors since January.. Read More →
Namibia joins Commonwealth Parliamentary Association meeting

Namibia joins Commonwealth Parliamentary Association meeting

Chairperson of Namibia’s National Council and Deputy Chairperson of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Africa Region, Lukas Sinimbo Muha is attending the 85th Executive.. Read More →
Pakistan train derailment leaves 30 dead 

Pakistan train derailment leaves 30 dead 

At least 30 people have died and nearly a hundred others were left injured after a passenger train derailed in southern Pakistan. Pakistan’s.. Read More →
Niger’s airspace restrictions cause flight diversions

Niger’s airspace restrictions cause flight diversions

Airlines were forced to divert some flights after Niger restricted its airspace on Sunday night, making it more difficult for planes to fly.. Read More →
Health Ministry hosts vertical HIV transmission elimination workshop

Health Ministry hosts vertical HIV transmission elimination workshop

The Health ministry is organizing a workshop centered around Namibia’s certification as a country making progress in eliminating the vertical transmission of HIV.. Read More →
India’s spacecraft reveals striking lunar images

India’s spacecraft reveals striking lunar images

India’s space agency has unveiled the initial images from the Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft, now in lunar orbit after entering on Saturday. The images depict.. Read More →
Indian parliament reinstates Rahul Gandhi

Indian parliament reinstates Rahul Gandhi

India’s parliament on Monday reinstated opposition Congress party leader Rahul Gandhi as a member after the Supreme Court suspended his conviction for defamation,.. Read More →
Oshana develops communication plan

Oshana develops communication plan

The Oshana Regional Council will be conducting an online survey to gather insights for the formulation of a communication plan. The first survey.. Read More →
Namibia and Japan strengthening bilateral ties

Namibia and Japan strengthening bilateral ties

Japan’s Economic, Trade, and Industry Minister, Yasutoshi Nishimura, is due to arrive in the country on Monday, with agreements related to rare earth.. Read More →
Migrants set to board UK barge

Migrants set to board UK barge

A controversial barge off southern England is expected to start housing its first asylum seekers later today. It’s been criticised as inhumane –.. Read More →
Clashes intensify in Ethiopia’s Amhara region

Clashes intensify in Ethiopia’s Amhara region

Fighting has continued to intensify in Ethiopia’s restive Amhara region between local militias and the military. Activists and media outlets affiliated with the.. Read More →
Japan marks anniversary of Hiroshima atomic bombing

Japan marks anniversary of Hiroshima atomic bombing

Hiroshima Mayor Kazumi Matsui on Sunday called out the nuclear deterrence policy of G7 leaders as “folly” at the memorial ceremony of the.. Read More →
South Africa rates energy plan at 56% amid crisis

South Africa rates energy plan at 56% amid crisis

South Africa’s government has awarded itself a 56% rating on implementing the national energy action plan launched a year ago to address the.. Read More →
City of Windhoek approves layout for new townships

City of Windhoek approves layout for new townships

The City of Windhoek Mayor Joseph Uapingene has announced the approval of the layout for Otjomuise Extension 14 on Farm 1033, along with.. Read More →
Inmates slip through police cells in Swakopmund

Inmates slip through police cells in Swakopmund

Two inmates escaped from the police cells in Swakopmund on Friday. They removed a window from the corridor’s kitchen, vaulted over the backyard.. Read More →
The Arandis Town Council embarks on a local census

The Arandis Town Council embarks on a local census

The town council of Arandis will embark on a local census this week. Future Media News spoke to Irene Jacobs- the authority’s spokesperson... Read More →
Single Quarters Salsa champ talks to Future Media News

Single Quarters Salsa champ talks to Future Media News

And finally………. At Windhoek’s Single quarters visitors usually receive a friendly welcome from this gentleman. Well, we took time to ask Carlos what.. Read More →
Niger closes airspace as it refuses to reinstate president

Niger closes airspace as it refuses to reinstate president

Niger closed its airspace on Sunday until further notice. The national leaders are citing the threat of military intervention from the West African.. Read More →
U.S. stocks post worst day since

U.S. stocks post worst day since

U.S. stocks fell again Friday to mark the worst week on Wall Street since March. This comes as July’s jobs numbers painted a.. Read More →
Bombings and arrests plague Cape Town taxi strike

Bombings and arrests plague Cape Town taxi strike

A City depot in Cape Twon’s Delft has been petrol-bombed. At least seven cars damaged and three others torched in what is believed.. Read More →
NamWater pumps water into Etaka-Uuvudhiya earth canal

NamWater pumps water into Etaka-Uuvudhiya earth canal

Namibia Water Corporation pumped water from Olushandja South wall outlet into the Etaka-Uuvudhiya earth canal. The raw water is fit only for livestock.. Read More →
Urban and Rural Development minister encourages Tsumeb’s town council

Urban and Rural Development minister encourages Tsumeb’s town council

The Urban and Rural Development minister encouraged the Tsumeb town council to strive towards the improvement of physical infrastructure at the town through.. Read More →
Trump demands new judge & venue for 2020 election trial

Trump demands new judge & venue for 2020 election trial

Nick Harper reports from Washington that former US President Donald Trump says there is “no way” he can get a fair trial in.. Read More →
Industrialisation and Trade minister talks Covid-19 and food production

Industrialisation and Trade minister talks Covid-19 and food production

Minister of Industrialisation and Trade, Lucia Iipumbu says the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic as well as the ongoing global geo-political situation.. Read More →
India introduces new rules for laptop and tablet imports

India introduces new rules for laptop and tablet imports

India has imposed new licensing requirements for imports of laptops, tablet devices, and personal computers.  The move could impact companies including Apple and.. Read More →
Education ministry requests for feedback on proposed two-semester school calendar

Education ministry requests for feedback on proposed two-semester school calendar

The Ministry of Education Arts and Culture wants public feedback on the proposed two-semester school calendar for the upcoming year. Here’s the Ministry’s.. Read More →
AngloGold Ashanti targets recovery after first-half profit fall

AngloGold Ashanti targets recovery after first-half profit fall

AngloGold Ashanti on Friday reported a 54% decline in half-year profit mainly due to higher costs and lower output in Brazil, but expects.. Read More →
US Navy “Chinese spies” arrested

US Navy “Chinese spies” arrested

In California, two sailors in the US Navy have been arrested on charges of selling secrets to China. China’s said it wasn’t aware.. Read More →
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals issues warning on eating dog meat

Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals issues warning on eating dog meat

The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has warned that eating dog meat can result in the spread of zoonotic diseases.. Read More →
Tunisia rejects allegations from United Nations and media reports

Tunisia rejects allegations from United Nations and media reports

Tunisia rejected allegations from the United Nations and reports in the media that it has expelled sub-Saharan migrants to its borders with Libya.. Read More →
Erongo Regional Council management committee talks teachers recognition and rewards

Erongo Regional Council management committee talks teachers recognition and rewards

Chairperson of the Erongo Regional Council management committee, has emphasised the importance of acknowledging and awarding teachers’ outstanding performances. Benitha Imbamba says, the.. Read More →
U.S. stocks tick down despite inflation hopes

U.S. stocks tick down despite inflation hopes

U.S. stocks lost ground again on Thursday despite hopes that inflation will continue to fall. The markets are still digesting the move by.. Read More →
Niger junta revokes military deals with France

Niger junta revokes military deals with France

Niger’s junta revoked a raft of military cooperation agreements with France. This is a decision that could drastically reshape a fight against Islamist.. Read More →
Central Procurement Board of Namibia launches Integrated Strategic Business Plan

Central Procurement Board of Namibia launches Integrated Strategic Business Plan

The Central Procurement Board of Namibia launched its Integrated Strategic Business Plan for the period 2023-2028. During the launch, CPBN also launched its.. Read More →
Trump pleads not guilty to election charges

Trump pleads not guilty to election charges

Former US President Donald Trump has pleaded not guilty to plotting to overturn the 2020 presidential election result. He was arraigned on four.. Read More →
China pins hopes on Niger ‘political resolution’ to coup

China pins hopes on Niger ‘political resolution’ to coup

China’s foreign ministry says it believes Niger and other regional countries have the wisdom and capability to find a “political resolution” to the.. Read More →
Mexican Authorities Work to ID Body Found in Floating Border Barrier

Mexican Authorities Work to ID Body Found in Floating Border Barrier

Mexican officials are working to identify the bodies of two people found in the Rio Grande [RIO GRAND] river bordering the US state.. Read More →
Ministry of Information  conducts consultations on the Data Protection Bill in the Hardap region

Ministry of Information conducts consultations on the Data Protection Bill in the Hardap region

The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology will conduct consultations on the Data Protection Bill in the Hardap region. Here is the Ministry’s.. Read More →
Gobabis municipality is owed N$61 million for water and electricity

Gobabis municipality is owed N$61 million for water and electricity

The Gobabis municipality is owed N$61 million for water and electricity by residents, private companies and government agencies. This was revealed by the.. Read More →
Ethiopia’s Amhara region requests federal help over militia unrest

Ethiopia’s Amhara region requests federal help over militia unrest

The government of Ethiopia’s Amhara region asked federal authorities on Thursday to “take appropriate measures” in response to intense clashes between local militiamen.. Read More →
Taxi drivers block N2 in Cape Town

Taxi drivers block N2 in Cape Town

A blockade of the N2 highway by taxi drivers, vehicles being set alight, stone-throwing and petrol bombs – this was the mayhem that.. Read More →
UN urges action on global food insecurity

UN urges action on global food insecurity

The United Nations says the world is at a tipping point when it comes to food insecurity.  Speaking at a UN Security Council.. Read More →
Benin says Niger oil pipeline not impacted by sanctions over coup

Benin says Niger oil pipeline not impacted by sanctions over coup

Benin says that work on a major oil pipeline linking it with neighbouring Niger has not been impacted by sanctions imposed on Niamey... Read More →
CeNoRed increases electricity tarrifs

CeNoRed increases electricity tarrifs

The Central North Regional Electricity Distributor announced that its electricity tariffs will increase by nearly 8 per cent. This is effective from 01.. Read More →
Bank of Namibia high-level meets Deutsche Bundesbank in Frankfurt

Bank of Namibia high-level meets Deutsche Bundesbank in Frankfurt

The Bank of Namibia Governor Johannes !Gawaxab led a high-level delegation from the Bank of Namibia to the Deutsche Bundesbank in Frankfurt, Germany... Read More →
South African Court dismisses NPA bid to appeal first state capture trial acquittals

South African Court dismisses NPA bid to appeal first state capture trial acquittals

The South African Free State High Court in Bloemfontein dismissed the State’s bid. It is to challenge the summary acquittals granted to all.. Read More →
Mariental Farmers Meat Market officially opened

Mariental Farmers Meat Market officially opened

The Mariental Farmers Meat Market has been officially opened. This after the abattoir was taken over by Hartlief from the Ohlthaver and List.. Read More →
Employment Equity Commission clarifies present state of law

Employment Equity Commission clarifies present state of law

The Employment Equity Commission clarified the present state of the law. It says that all employers, regardless of sector, and employing any number.. Read More →
North Korea confirms they have Travis King

North Korea confirms they have Travis King

North Korea has confirmed that the US soldier who crossed over from South Korea is in fact in custody. This is the first.. Read More →
SA Police swoop on illegal miners in Riverlea

SA Police swoop on illegal miners in Riverlea

South Africa’s police say they’ve arrested almost 70 undocumented immigrants during law enforcement operations against illegal mining in Riverlea. SAPS told Newzroom Africa.. Read More →
Vice President Mbumba lauds strong Namibia-Russia ties

Vice President Mbumba lauds strong Namibia-Russia ties

Vice President Nangolo Mbumba attended the second Russia-Africa Summit in St. Petersburg and described the relationship between Namibia and Russia as excellent. Amidst the global.. Read More →
Trump heads to DC for 3rd indictment

Trump heads to DC for 3rd indictment

Former US President Donald Trump will be formally charged in a federal court in the coming hours for trying to overturn the 2020.. Read More →
Ghana faces ARV shortage

Ghana faces ARV shortage

Ghana is facing a shortage of antiretroviral drugs. The situation has forced the country to ration drugs for persons living with HIV/AIDS. And.. Read More →
AFP sues Twitter over copyright

AFP sues Twitter over copyright

The AFP news agency launched a copyright case in France on Wednesday against social media giant Twitter, recently rebranded X, as part of.. Read More →
FlyNamibia launches Eros Airport – Lüderitz flights

FlyNamibia launches Eros Airport – Lüderitz flights

FlyNamibia launched flights connecting Eros Airport in Windhoek to Lüderitz on Wednesday through a partnership with TotalEnergies EP Namibia. The airline will operate.. Read More →
COVID-19 fallout and high inflation rates heighten mental health concerns

COVID-19 fallout and high inflation rates heighten mental health concerns

Mental health remains a major concern in the country. Some of the ongoing suicide attempts and completed suicide cases may be attributed to.. Read More →
Beyoncé pays tribute to slain fan

Beyoncé pays tribute to slain fan

Beyoncé has paid tribute to a fan who was fatally stabbed dancing to her music in New York City. The singer posted a.. Read More →
At least 20 dead as boat capsizes on Lake Victoria

At least 20 dead as boat capsizes on Lake Victoria

At least 20 people have died after a boat capsized in Ugandan waters on Lake Victoria. The overloaded boat was believed to have.. Read More →
Namibia expands global outreach

Namibia expands global outreach

The Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation is actively promoting Namibia on the global stage, aiming to showcase its untapped potential to the.. Read More →
Electoral Commission of South Africa proposes increased fees for political parties

Electoral Commission of South Africa proposes increased fees for political parties

The Electoral Commission of South Africa wants political parties that are planning to take part in next year’s elections to pay more money. It’s suggested that.. Read More →
Stocks reel from Fitch downgrade

Stocks reel from Fitch downgrade

Stocks on Wall Street slumped Wednesday as traders reacted to the downgrade of the U.S. credit rating. Fitch on Tuesday lowered the rating.. Read More →
African Water Facility plans urban sanitation fund

African Water Facility plans urban sanitation fund

The African Water Facility wants to tap private investors to help create a $500 million urban-sanitation fund as it rolls out an expansion.. Read More →
South Africa’s jobless rate could hit 38.1%

South Africa’s jobless rate could hit 38.1%

South African business leaders told President Cyril Ramaphosa that the jobless rate could rise to 38.1% by 2030 without urgent action to solve.. Read More →
Namibia launches draft Bill for persons with disabilities

Namibia launches draft Bill for persons with disabilities

The Ministry of Gender Equality, Poverty Eradication, and Social Welfare on Wednesday officially launched the nationwide consultation on the Persons with Disability Bill.. Read More →
NamCor clarifies Acting Managing Director’s status

NamCor clarifies Acting Managing Director’s status

The National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia released a statement addressing media reports concerning the status of Shiwana Ndeunyema, the Acting Managing Director. Contrary.. Read More →
PDM member of Parliament comments on animal law.

PDM member of Parliament comments on animal law.

Justice for Animals this week said it has found a provision in the law that states that any person who kills a dog.. Read More →
South Africa’s recognition of sign language signals new hope for the deaf

South Africa’s recognition of sign language signals new hope for the deaf

Bongumusa Manana is a 19-year-old deaf student who studies in a township in Johannesburg. He sees South Africa’s move to recognise sign as.. Read More →
Business and Intellectual Property Authority embarks on Regional outreach campaign

Business and Intellectual Property Authority embarks on Regional outreach campaign

The Business and Intellectual Property Authority has embarked on a Regional outreach campaign to sensitize the business community on Beneficial Ownership and the.. Read More →
Auas Rotary Club presents school packs and stationery to Determination Academy

Auas Rotary Club presents school packs and stationery to Determination Academy

The Auas Rotary Club will be presenting school packs and stationery to the students of Determination Academy on Friday, 4th August 2023 at.. Read More →
West African defense chiefs mull response to Niger coup.

West African defense chiefs mull response to Niger coup.

West African defense chiefs conclude a two-day meeting on Thursday. There they discussed last week’s coup in Niger – talks they have promised.. Read More →
One Economy Foundation prepares to launch Be Free Youth Campus.

One Economy Foundation prepares to launch Be Free Youth Campus.

The One Economy Foundation will on Spring Day, the 1st of September, launch their Be Free Youth Campus, for young people aged 13.. Read More →
Internet ban extended as Indian state Haryana remains tense after religious violence

Internet ban extended as Indian state Haryana remains tense after religious violence

Officials have extended the internet ban in some districts of the North Indian state of Haryana after communal clashes shook the state on.. Read More →
Tebele slams government on drought relief

Tebele slams government on drought relief

Gobabis Constituency Councillor, has criticised the government for how it handles the national drought relief initiative. Augustinus Tebele, said the government did not.. Read More →
Britain agrees deals on clean energy, critical minerals with Zambia.

Britain agrees deals on clean energy, critical minerals with Zambia.

Britain says it has agreed deals with Zambia on clean energy and critical minerals. This as foreign minister James Cleverly ends a four-day.. Read More →
Apple to give money to help China flood relief

Apple to give money to help China flood relief

The world’s most valuable company- Apple, says it will give money to help pay for China’s cleanup and recovery after record flooding. The.. Read More →
Legal Affairs standing committee visits Waya-Waya San community

Legal Affairs standing committee visits Waya-Waya San community

In the Zambezi Region, the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Constitutional and Legal Affairs paid a visit to the Waya-Waya San Community. It aims.. Read More →
Power cuts and disruptions remain as Khanun passes Okinawa

Power cuts and disruptions remain as Khanun passes Okinawa

Japan’s southern region of Okinawa is reeling after a powerful typhoon felled trees, toppled houses, and cut power to hundreds of thousands of.. Read More →
Russia opens facility in South Africa’s North West.

Russia opens facility in South Africa’s North West.

Russia has constructed a facility in South Africa that will be used to detect and monitor space junk in a more timely and.. Read More →
Nigerians protest against fuel price hike, rising costs.

Nigerians protest against fuel price hike, rising costs.

Hundreds marched through major Nigerian cities on Wednesday. This was on the first day of a nationwide strike to protest at the removal.. Read More →
Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooter Sentenced to Death

Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooter Sentenced to Death

The man who killed 11 Jewish worshipers at a Pittsburgh synagogue in 2018 has been sentenced to death. The massacre is considered the.. Read More →
Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare ministry launches consultation on the Persons with Disability Bill.

Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare ministry launches consultation on the Persons with Disability Bill.

The Gender Equality, Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare ministry officially launched the nationwide consultation on the Persons with Disability Bill and National Policy.Deputy.. Read More →
NPA will not prosecute South Africa’s Vice President for 2016/17 Dubai trip.

NPA will not prosecute South Africa’s Vice President for 2016/17 Dubai trip.

The South African National Prosecuting Authority says it found no evidence of criminality in its investigation of ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula. This follows.. Read More →

Afrobarometer shows worries on Namibia’s leadership and democracy.

With Afrobarometer showing that only half of all Namibians surveyed in 2021/22 are satisfied with the functioning of democracy, we spoke to IPPR.. Read More →
Otjiwarongo hosts agricultural experts.

Otjiwarongo hosts agricultural experts.

At Otjiwarongo, over 50 experts in agriculture are participating in a workshop. They’re set to create a document that will aid farmers in.. Read More →
Hollywood Studios and striking writers set for talks.

Hollywood Studios and striking writers set for talks.

Our U.S. correspondent William Denselow reports tha Hollywood writers and major entertainment studios are set to hold talks on Friday. Over 11,000 writers.. Read More →
South Africa’s former President Jacob Zuma returns from Russia.

South Africa’s former President Jacob Zuma returns from Russia.

South Africa’s former President Jacob Zuma has returned from Russia where he has been receiving medical treatment. The BBC reports that his trip.. Read More →
US prepares to evacuate some embassy staff, families from Niger.

US prepares to evacuate some embassy staff, families from Niger.

The United States is set to evacuate some staff and families from its embassy in Niger. This after military officers seized power there,.. Read More →
British High Commissioner to Namibia talks about Visa negotiations.

British High Commissioner to Namibia talks about Visa negotiations.

The United Kingdom recently announced that all Namibian nationals will need a visa before travelling to the UK, including to visit, with immediate.. Read More →
Senegal blocks TikTok in widening clampdown on dissent.

Senegal blocks TikTok in widening clampdown on dissent.

Senegalese authorities blocked access to social media app TikTok. This is widening a clampdown on dissent days after they dissolved the main opposition.. Read More →
Trump lashed out at “corruption, scandal, and failure” following indictment.

Trump lashed out at “corruption, scandal, and failure” following indictment.

Former US president Donald Trump has taken to social media to criticize the latest indictment against him, accusing the Biden administration of “corruption,.. Read More →
Hartlief agrees on increase in basic salaries with worker’s union.

Hartlief agrees on increase in basic salaries with worker’s union.

Hartlief and the Namibian Food and Allied Workers Union have agreed to a 5.2% increase in basic salaries, as well as increases to.. Read More →
Environment ministry raises concern over plants in Namibia.

Environment ministry raises concern over plants in Namibia.

The Environment, Forestry and Tourism ministry has raised concern over the increase in cases, arrests, convictions and seizures relating to plants in Namibia... Read More →
World Bank president to visit Nigeria

World Bank president to visit Nigeria

President of the World Bank, Ajay Banga will on Thursday begin a 3-day visit to Nigeria. The visit is part of his global.. Read More →
Old Mutual and UNDP reveal empowerment drive candidates

Old Mutual and UNDP reveal empowerment drive candidates

The Old Mutual Foundation, in partnership with the United Nations Development Programme Accelerator Lab, unveiled the top 30 shortlisted candidates for the second.. Read More →
Government launches Central Procurement Board website

Government launches Central Procurement Board website

Deputy finance minister Maureen Hinda-Mbuende today launched the Central Procurement Board of Namibia’s integrated business plan and new website. The Deputy Minister cautioned.. Read More →
World Breastfeeding week spotlights workplace support

World Breastfeeding week spotlights workplace support

United Nations agencies on Tuesday kicked off World Breastfeeding Week, emphasizing the need for greater breastfeeding support across all workplaces. The UN says.. Read More →
BRICS Communications Ministers convene in Cape Town

BRICS Communications Ministers convene in Cape Town

Ministers of Communications from BRICS countries are scheduled to hold meetings in Cape Town this week as part of preparations for the group’s.. Read More →
Beijing records heaviest rainfall in 140 years

Beijing records heaviest rainfall in 140 years

China’s capital has recorded its heaviest rainfall in at least 140 years over the past few days as remnants of Typhoon Doksuri deluged.. Read More →
UK government holds energy talks

UK government holds energy talks

The UK government’s summoned industry leaders from the energy sector for talks on economic growth and energy security. It comes after the government.. Read More →
S. African rand edges lower after 2% drop on poor PMI data, U.S. downgrade.

S. African rand edges lower after 2% drop on poor PMI data, U.S. downgrade.

The South African rand edged lower in early trade, after tumbling as much as 2% on Tuesday. This as risk-off sentiment increased on.. Read More →
SA Police Minister deploys units to tackle zama zamas

SA Police Minister deploys units to tackle zama zamas

The situation remains tense in Riverlea south of Johannesburg, with a heavy police presence, following protests by the community sparked by the killing.. Read More →

Deputy Head of Mission at the EU Delegation to Namibia talks on Ukraine-Russia graine deal.

Josep Borrell Fontelles, the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Vice-President of the European Commission said, nearly.. Read More →
Opuwo mayor focuses to improve town’s audit opinion.

Opuwo mayor focuses to improve town’s audit opinion.

The newly appointed Chief Executive Officer of Opuwo, began her duties. Matjandjara Tjihuura Katurota, took over from Petrus Shuuya. Opuwo mayor, Rosa Mbing-Tjeundo,.. Read More →
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NamRa to engagement with creative industry

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Chin’ono discusses regional immigration crisis

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El Niño raises concerns of soaring food prices

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Districts bordering New Delhi on edge after sectarian violence.

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Organs found near Ongwediva cemetery identified.

The lung buried near the Ongwediva cemetery and dug up by the police on Monday, has been identified. The cow remains were confirmed.. Read More →
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Hanns Seidel Foundation Resident Representative in talks about Niger.

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Trump charged over 2020 election fraud.

Trump charged over 2020 election fraud.

Donald Trump has been charged with conspiring to defraud the United States over his attempts to overturn the 2020 election result. This is.. Read More →
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French plane carrying 262 evacuees from Niger lands in Paris.

The first plane carrying French nationals and citizens of other European countries evacuated from Niger.  The aircraft landed in Paris on Wednesday. According.. Read More →
Namibia and Botswana sign M.O.A to launch use of national identity cards as travel documents.

Namibia and Botswana sign M.O.A to launch use of national identity cards as travel documents.

Namibia and Botswana officially launched the use of national identity cards as travel documents. The two countires signed a Memorandum of Agreement.  This.. Read More →
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Namibia Press Agency’s employees hold demonstration against unfair labour practices

The Namibia Press Agency’s head office employees in Windhoek held a demonstration. This is against unfair labour practices within the agency. The employees.. Read More →
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Typhoon Khanun arrives in Okinawa

Hundreds of thousands of households are without power in Japan’s western Okinawa islands as a powerful typhoon makes landfall. The storm is bringing.. Read More →
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Why a citizen wants Zanu-PF candidate struck off the ballot

The Supreme Court in Zimbabwe will hear a challenge from the Citizens Coalition for Change.This is in connection with its 12 candidates, who.. Read More →
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Justice for Animals advocates for dogs

Justice for Animals advocates for dogs to be seen as ‘friends and not food’. The organisation says it has found a provision in.. Read More →
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Cancer Association of Namibia partners with South Africa’s Bone Marrow Register

The Cancer Association of Namibia has partnered with the South African Bone Marrow Registry. This venture allows them to expand and develop the.. Read More →
Namibia’s trade deficit narrows

Namibia’s trade deficit narrows

According to the latest Trade statistics released by the Namibia Statistics Agency, Namibia’s export earnings experienced a 5.9 percent decline in June 2023,.. Read More →
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Chilling Discovery: Multiple organs found near Ongwediva cemetery

Last week, a chilling incident unfolded as a piece of lung, bizarrely wrapped in a black plastic bag alongside female clothing, was unearthed.. Read More →
Gilgo Beach murder accused to appear in court

Gilgo Beach murder accused to appear in court

The man accused of killing at least three women in what has been dubbed the Gilgo Beach murders is set to appear in.. Read More →
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Kenya ready to lead multinational force in Haiti

Kenya’s government is ready to lead a multinational force in Haiti and will deploy 1,000 police officers to the strife-torn Caribbean nation once.. Read More →
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Malema’s controversial chants spark social media debate

The Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema’s “shoot to kill” and “kill the boer” chant during the party’s 10th-anniversary celebrations in Soweto has.. Read More →
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Namibia’s oil and gas conference to ignite economic potential

The Economic Association of Namibia, in collaboration with the Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board and the Hanns Seidel Foundation, launched the National Oil.. Read More →
Cardi B hit by object during performance

Cardi B hit by object during performance

US rapper Cardi B has become the latest celebrity to be hit by an object during a performance. Fan footage shows an audience.. Read More →
France to evacuate citizens from Niger

France to evacuate citizens from Niger

The French foreign ministry says it will soon start evacuating its nationals in Niger following a coup last week. It said that amid.. Read More →
WHO highlights need for more protective measures against tobacco

WHO highlights need for more protective measures against tobacco

The World Health Organization has urged nations around the world to toughen up tobacco-control measures. The United Nations agency warns that nearly nine.. Read More →
Health Ministry flags high TB infections in mining sector

Health Ministry flags high TB infections in mining sector

The Health Ministry has drawn attention to the mining sector’s susceptibility to increased tuberculosis infections, attributing the issue to confined spaces and inadequate.. Read More →
Twitter removes ‘X’ on headquarters

Twitter removes ‘X’ on headquarters

X, formerly known as Twitter, is facing a city violation that could result in a hefty fine. Its installation also has neighbours quite.. Read More →
Walvis Bay maritime festival to celebrate sustainable economy

Walvis Bay maritime festival to celebrate sustainable economy

The first-ever Walvis Bay Maritime Festival, scheduled for 04-05 August 2023, is set to highlight the crucial role of the maritime industry in.. Read More →
IPCC head cautions against exaggerating threat of global warming

IPCC head cautions against exaggerating threat of global warming

Jim Skea, the new head of the UN’s IPCC, warned that it’s not helpful to imply that a temperature rise of 1.5 degrees.. Read More →
Protests in Senegal result in two fatalities

Protests in Senegal result in two fatalities

Senegal’s interior ministry says two people have been killed in the city of Ziguinchor, during protests against the detention of the main opposition.. Read More →
Local poultry farmers face threat from illegal egg dumping

Local poultry farmers face threat from illegal egg dumping

The illegal dumping of eggs emanating from foreign countries under the disguise of in-transit export is posing a risk to local poultry farmers... Read More →
FreshFM’s “Fresh Cares” inaugurates soup kitchens

FreshFM’s “Fresh Cares” inaugurates soup kitchens

In an inspiring initiative, FreshFM, under the Fresh Cares banner, recently launched its inaugural project by setting up soup kitchens at three deserving.. Read More →

Trump’s million dollar lawsuit against CNN dismissed

Reuters reports that a federal judge has thrown out Donald Trump’s $475 million defamation lawsuit against CNN, in which the former U.S. president.. Read More →
Senegal opposition leader to face new charges

Senegal opposition leader to face new charges

Senegalese opposition leader Ousmane Sonko, who is expected to appear before a judge later on Monday after his arrest on Friday, has announced.. Read More →
Guilty verdict looms for SA’s suspended Public Protector

Guilty verdict looms for SA’s suspended Public Protector

South Africa’s suspended Public Protector, Busisiwe Mkwebane, faces an uncertain future as her days are seemingly numbered. According to TV news-outlet eNCA, an.. Read More →
Namibia and Russia bolster trade ties

Namibia and Russia bolster trade ties

Minister of Industrialisation and Trade, Lucia Lipumbu, alongside the Deputy Minister of Trade and Industry of the Russian Federation, Alexey Gruzdev, inked a.. Read More →
Heineken employees to benefit from share scheme

Heineken employees to benefit from share scheme

Heineken Beverages SA has announced that its almost 5,000 employees will jointly own a 6% stake through an employee share ownership plan called.. Read More →
Namibia trade with Russia dips

Namibia trade with Russia dips

Trade between Russia and Namibia experienced a significant 41% decline last year, mainly attributed to geopolitical tension. Minister of Trade and Industrialization, Lucia.. Read More →
Retirement age being upped

Retirement age being upped

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Putin says he’ll use cluster munitions if forced

President Vladimir Putin says Russia has a “sufficient stockpile” of cluster bombs and reserves the right to use them if such munitions, the.. Read More →
Report identifies truck attackers

Report identifies truck attackers

City Press quotes a new confidential crime intelligence report as saying that an organisation of truckers sympathetic to former president Jacob Zuma, together.. Read More →
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Task team to examine Nampower and Namwater debt

In an effort to come up with a permanent and sustainable solution to the issue of huge debts owed to both NamWater and.. Read More →
India launches lunar mission

India launches lunar mission

India successfully launched its third lunar mission on Friday in the hope of becoming the fourth country to achieve a controlled landing on.. Read More →
UK sanctions Sudanese entities

UK sanctions Sudanese entities

The United Kingdom has placed three each of the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces’s multibillion-dollar entities under sanctions. The war.. Read More →
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Axed DA member starts new political party

After being ditched by the DA amid allegations of fraud, former Western Cape legislature speaker Masizole Mnqasela has unveiled his new political party,.. Read More →
Governor says wildlife benefitting community

Governor says wildlife benefitting community

Governor of the Kavango East Region, Bonny Wakudumo, says the management and conservation of natural resources and wildlife continues to provide economic benefits.. Read More →
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Oceans changing colour

Scientists say that over the past 20 years huge swathes of the world’s oceans have changed colour. Al Jazeera quotes scientists as saying.. Read More →
Microsoft reveals hack

Microsoft reveals hack

Microsoft has revealed that 25 organisations, including itself and US government networks, were hacked in a month-long operation thought to be carried out.. Read More →
IPPR says land reform stats need more work

IPPR says land reform stats need more work

The Institute for Public Policy Research’s latest Quarterly Economic Review says that, while Parliament finally seemed to rouse itself on the issue of legislation.. Read More →
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World Hunger stops rising

World hunger stopped rising in 2022 after growing for seven years but remains above pre-pandemic levels and far off track to be eradicated.. Read More →
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South Africa back to loadshedding

Despite assurances to the contrary from the country’s Minister of Electricity, South African power utility Eskom is unable to meet a sudden increase.. Read More →
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Namibian women and girls being held back

While women and girls make up 51 per cent of the population of Namibia, their desires are not always prioritised says UNFPA Country.. Read More →
UNESCO distances itself from S&T furore

UNESCO distances itself from S&T furore

The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organisation says it has not pursued Minister of Higher Education, Training and Innovation, Itah Kandjii-Murangi, regarding.. Read More →
Russia to display destroyed military equipment

Russia to display destroyed military equipment

Russia, which has repeatedly criticised Western countries for supplying weapons to Ukraine, arguing they risk prolonging the conflict and causing further escalation, says.. Read More →
Manuel Chang extradited to the US

Manuel Chang extradited to the US

Former Mozambican finance minister Manuel Chang left South African on a US government-owned Gulfstream G550 on Wednesday, after he was extradited to face.. Read More →
Japan reaffirms commitment to Namibia

Japan reaffirms commitment to Namibia

The government of Japan reaffirms its commitment to continue supporting the Namibian government by providing technical assistance in the field of Agriculture the.. Read More →
Minister calls for responsible journalism

Minister calls for responsible journalism

Reiterating the importance of responsible journalism in a rapidly evolving world, Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Peya Mushelenga, says media houses are.. Read More →
Leslie Van Houten freed

Leslie Van Houten freed

Charles Manson cult member Leslie Van Houten has been released from prison after spending more than 50 years behind bars for her role.. Read More →
Libya cracks down on traffickers

Libya cracks down on traffickers

A court in eastern Libya has sentenced five people to life in prison after they were convicted of human trafficking over the deaths.. Read More →
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Paratus signs deal with Ceragon

Paratus has announced a multi-year agreement with Ceragon Networks to provide high-capacity wireless offshore communication solutions in Angola, Mozambique, and Namibia. Paratus Group.. Read More →
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NATO not yet ready to accept Ukraine

At the close of day one of the ongoing NATO summit in Lithuania, the alliance published a communique saying that it will be.. Read More →
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Survey shows deadlock in Zimbabwe

A new Afrobarometer and Mass Public Opinion Institute survey has found that if Zimbabwe were to hold its general election today, Zanu PF.. Read More →
Meatco refuses to budge

Meatco refuses to budge

Meatco has refused to bow to employee’s requests for, among other things, a 14% salary increase, an 80% contribution from the company towards.. Read More →
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Caster Semenya gets to fight on

Europe’s top human rights court has ruled in favour of Olympic champion Caster Semenya, saying courts in Switzerland should give her a new.. Read More →
Eskom gets US Grant

Eskom gets US Grant

The United States has awarded Eskom a R24 million grant aimed at exploring cutting-edge technologies to catalyse the expansion and strengthening of South.. Read More →
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Inflation slows in June

The Namibia Statistics Agency says that the annual inflation rate in June was 5.3%, the lowest rate recorded since May last year. Robert.. Read More →
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IPPR analyses policy develpoments

The IPPR says that the second quarter of the year contained little in the way of new policy developments in the country. Parliament,.. Read More →
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Ministry defends S&T

Following the storm created by AR leader Job Amupanda, the Ministry of Higher Education, Technology and Innovation has confirmed that Unesco paid for.. Read More →
Moscow warns on Ukraine NATO membership

Moscow warns on Ukraine NATO membership

Moscow says Ukraine’s possible accelerated accession to NATO could potentially be very dangerous for European security... Read More →
Millions flee Khartoum

Millions flee Khartoum

Three months into the war in Sudan more than 1.5 million people have fled from Khartoum alone, using whatever money they had when.. Read More →
Joburg stockpiles water

Joburg stockpiles water

News24 says that in scenes similar to those from South Africa’s Covid-19 lockdown, Johannesburg customers have been panic buying vast amounts of bottled.. Read More →
Namwater calls for bids

Namwater calls for bids

NamWater is calling on bidders for the construction of the Oshakati Water Purification Plant Extension and Associated works. This as the current plant.. Read More →
Chinese police hold kindergarten stabbing suspect

Chinese police hold kindergarten stabbing suspect

Police in China are holding a suspect for a kindergarten stabbing in which three children and three adults died. Andrew Wood reports that.. Read More →
Experts question Jacob Zuma’s Carbon Credits

Experts question Jacob Zuma’s Carbon Credits

Former South African president Jacob Zuma last week presented 2 million carbon credits to a new Zimbabwean carbon exchange on behalf of the.. Read More →
Co-Creation Hub offers new opportunity for Namibians

Co-Creation Hub offers new opportunity for Namibians

Co-Creation Hub and Make-IT in Africa have announced a new co-funded initiative to support innovation within Higher Education Institutions in Africa called the.. Read More →
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Biden says Ukraine not yet ready for NATO membership

US President Joe Biden says he doesn’t think Ukraine is ready for NATO membership yet… and that the process should only begin after.. Read More →
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Concern mounts following fresh truck attacks

Concern is mounting that recent truck attacks on two of SA’s key transport routes could deal another blow to confidence and harm the.. Read More →
Putin met with Wagner following unrest

Putin met with Wagner following unrest

A Kremlin spokesperson has acknowledged that Russian President Vladimir Putin met with the chief of the “Wagner” mercenary group Yevgeny Prigozhin in Moscow,.. Read More →
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UN warns of Sudan civil war

The United Nations says that conflict-torn Sudan is on the brink of a “full-scale civil war” that could destabilise the entire region. The.. Read More →
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Black rhino available to hunt

The Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism has offered an old, post-reproductive, male black rhinoceros for hunting during the current season, here is.. Read More →
Itope wants locals to benefit from Duares

Itope wants locals to benefit from Duares

With the Daures Green Hydrogen Village expected to provide employment for 200 locals, and communities in the area having been provided with shareholding.. Read More →
ACC can’t investigate Job’s allegations

ACC can’t investigate Job’s allegations

Affirmative Repositioning leader Job Amupanda has accused Minister of Higher Education Technology and Innovation, Itah Kandjii-Murangi of claiming close to N$1,5 million in.. Read More →
Snow causes trouble on SA roads

Snow causes trouble on SA roads

Four trucks jack-knifed and a bus veered off slippery roads in South Africa’s Eastern Cape as snow measuring between 5 and 20cm fell.. Read More →
Nigerian state imposes curfew

Nigerian state imposes curfew

Nigeria has imposed a 24-hour curfew in a region of the north-central Plateau State after more tit-for-tat attacks killed at least another nine.. Read More →
DebMarine donates to Unam

DebMarine donates to Unam

Deb Marine Namibia has donated agricultural equipment to the University of Namibia Ogongo Campus. CEO Willy Mertens says the sponsorship is aimed at.. Read More →
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ChtGPT feeds lawyers false information

Lawyers arguing a case at the Johannesburg regional court in South Africa have been called out in a judgement for using fake references.. Read More →
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North Korea warns US on spy planes

Rebecca Bundhun reports that North Korea has warned the United States that it may shoot down spy planes that violate its airspace... Read More →
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Signs of violence in run up to Zimbabwean elections

News24 reports that although Zimbabwe’s election season started in a relatively peaceful way, with President Emmerson Mnangagwa in his first rally two weeks.. Read More →

Namibia urged to combat poaching and illegal harvesting

The Deputy Head of the Delegation of the European Union to Namibia, Gosia Lachut, has urged the Namibian Government to implement stringent measures.. Read More →
Cluster munitions divide Congress

Cluster munitions divide Congress

US President Joe Biden’s decision to allow cluster munitions to be sent to Ukraine has divided members of Congress. Some support the decision.. Read More →
Ramaphosa bemoans challenges

Ramaphosa bemoans challenges

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has blamed the Covid-19 pandemic, state capture and continued economic downturn for why the new dawn he promised.. Read More →
Oshakati gets new firestation

Oshakati gets new firestation

Phase one of the Oshakati fire station, consisting of a call centre, accommodation, a fitting room, and parking areas for firefighting equipment has.. Read More →

DRC and South Africa to revive Inga 3 project

The Democratic Republic of Congo and South Africa have agreed to revive Congo’s giant Inga 3 hydroelectric project that South Africa hopes will.. Read More →
AI says they can run the world better

AI says they can run the world better

A panel of AI-enabled humanoid robots told a United Nations summit that they could eventually run the world better than humans. But, the.. Read More →
Mashatile claims there’s “a plot to oust him”

Mashatile claims there’s “a plot to oust him”

South African Deputy President, Paul Mashatile, says there is a conspiracy to oust him. City Press reports that Mashatile, whose four months in.. Read More →
Academic says government failing most vulnerable

Academic says government failing most vulnerable

Unam lecturer Dr. Basilius Kasera says that the news of 45 children dying of malnutrition and related illnesses is a clear indication of.. Read More →
Geingob’s Green Hydrogen team praised

Geingob’s Green Hydrogen team praised

Fortescue Future Industries CEO, Mark Hutchinson, has commended President Hage Geingob on having a great team around green hydrogen. He emphasised the vital.. Read More →
Two killed in Kenyan protests

Two killed in Kenyan protests

At least two people have been killed in Kenya after opposition leader Raila Odinga urged people to take to the streets to protest.. Read More →
Concerns VIP police unit being protected

Concerns VIP police unit being protected

In the latest in the South African ‘blue light assault’ case, experts say that the police are entitled to summarily dismiss eight presidential.. Read More →
Police chief calls for youth to join drugs fight

Police chief calls for youth to join drugs fight

In a speech read on his behalf at the ‘No to drugs’ campaign in Otjiwarongo, NamPol Inspector-General, Lieutanant-General Joseph Shikongo said the youth.. Read More →
US mass shooter sentenced

US mass shooter sentenced

Patrick Crusius, the self-proclaimed white nationalist who drove just under 1000 kilometers to shoot and kill 23 mostly Hispanic people in a Texas.. Read More →
New twist in VIP unit assault story

New twist in VIP unit assault story

The motorists assaulted by the South African police’s VIP unit on the N1 in Johannesburg have allegedly been prohibited by their employer, the.. Read More →
ECN gets new head

ECN gets new head

Petrus Shaama has been appointed as the new Chief Electoral and Referenda Officer of the Electoral Commission of Namibia. He will replace Theo.. Read More →
Dutch government collapses

Dutch government collapses

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte’s coalition government collapsed after just a year and a half in office on Friday in a row over.. Read More →
Nigeria confirms diphtheria outbreak

Nigeria confirms diphtheria outbreak

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention says they have confirmed 798 cases of diphtheria and 80 deaths since December 2022... Read More →
Governor highlights benefits of proposed uranium mine

Governor highlights benefits of proposed uranium mine

Omeheke Governor, Pijoo Nganate, say that the development of the envisaged uranium mine at Leonardville will alleviate poverty and drastically reduce incidences of.. Read More →
Shangula calls for youth to be included in drug fight.

Shangula calls for youth to be included in drug fight.

Minister of Health and Social Services, Dr Kalumbi Shangula has called for the youth to be included in efforts to effectively reduce illicit.. Read More →
Biden approves cluster munitions

Biden approves cluster munitions

US President Joe Biden has agreed to provide cluster munitions to Ukraine, following months of requests from Kyiv for the deadly weapons. Benji.. Read More →
Joburg not experiencing more earthquakes

Joburg not experiencing more earthquakes

The three earthquakes which have shaken Johannesburg in the past three weeks are most likely the result of water ingress (or penetrating damp).. Read More →
Vioolsdrift border post reopened

Vioolsdrift border post reopened

After having earlier in the week said that the Vioolsdrift border post on the South African side of the Orange river would only.. Read More →
CoW introduces new tariffs

CoW introduces new tariffs

The City of Windhoek has unveiled the new approved tariffs that have been implemented as of 1 July 2023. Here is spokesperson, Cillie.. Read More →
Are the US and Russia trying to end the war?

Are the US and Russia trying to end the war?

US media outlet NBC News claims that secret talks between the US and Russia have taken place to try and end the war.. Read More →
Illegal mining definitely linked to Boksburg tragedy

Illegal mining definitely linked to Boksburg tragedy

In an update to the Angelo informal settlement tragedy that saw 17 people die, residents say a pungent stench – which they claimed.. Read More →
Katutura residents waiting for answers

Katutura residents waiting for answers

Residents in Katutura and Okahandja say they are waiting for a response to the petition handed to the City of Windhoek recently, which.. Read More →
Cabinet to ensure Tsumeb has clean drinking water

Cabinet to ensure Tsumeb has clean drinking water

Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Peya Mushelenga, says that Cabinet has instructed the Ministry of Urban and Rural Development to collaborate with.. Read More →
Twitter wants to sue Meta

Twitter wants to sue Meta

Twitter has threatened to sue rival Meta over its new Threads app, which had already been downloaded more than 30 million times less.. Read More →
Guterres warns on climate change

Guterres warns on climate change

United Nations Secretary General, Antonio Guterres says climate change is out of control and called on countries to immediately reduce their carbon emissions,.. Read More →
Almost 1000 already dead trying to reach Spain this year

Almost 1000 already dead trying to reach Spain this year

At least 951 people, including 49 children, have died while trying to reach Spain by sea in the first six months of 2023... Read More →
IPPR opposes proposed Angolan law

IPPR opposes proposed Angolan law

The Institute for Public Policy Research has called for the withdrawal of Angola’s proposed draft “Status of non-governmental organizations” law that would regulate.. Read More →

Telecom Namibia to expand 4G coverage

Deputy Minister of Finance and Public Enterprises, Maureen Hinda-Mbuende, speaking at the recent launch of Telecom Namibia’s Integrated Strategic Business Plan, said that accelerated.. Read More →
NATO closely monitoring Wagner Group

NATO closely monitoring Wagner Group

NATO says it is closely following the movement of Russia’s Wagner mercenary force as well as their boss, Yevgeny Prigozhin, following revelations that neither.. Read More →
WHO to expand malaria vaccine coverage

WHO to expand malaria vaccine coverage

The World Health Organisation says it will distribute millions of malaria vaccines to countries in Africa. As it expands its Malaria Vaccine Implementation.. Read More →
Calls for more blood donors

Calls for more blood donors

In the words of their current marketing campaign “get a warm fuzzy feeling this winter, knowing you were saving lives by donating blood.. Read More →
UN calls for end to sexual violence in Sudan

UN calls for end to sexual violence in Sudan

Top United Nations officials have expressed shock at increasing sexual violence against women and girls in Sudan as fighting in the country extends to nearly.. Read More →
Zuma representing Belarus

Zuma representing Belarus

Former South African president Jacob Zuma is representing Belarus at a Zimbabwe conference on the trade in African carbon credits. Bloomberg reports that.. Read More →
South Africa draws on Namibian whistleblower legislation

South Africa draws on Namibian whistleblower legislation

With South Africa’s Minister of Justice and Correctional Services, Ronald Lamola having proposed reforms to whistleblower legislation that draws on legislation from, among.. Read More →
Zimbabwe plans massive floating solar plant

Zimbabwe plans massive floating solar plant

Members of the Intensive Energy User Group, which also includes mining companies, aim to raise $250 million (~N$4.7 billion) to build the first.. Read More →
“Zimbabweans must go home” says ANC Deputy SG

“Zimbabweans must go home” says ANC Deputy SG

In an update to the story of the Helen Suzman Foundation having successfully challenged South Africa’s Minister of Home Affairs over the legality.. Read More →
VTCs should not be seen as a ‘second choice’

VTCs should not be seen as a ‘second choice’

Vocational Training Centres should not be viewed as institutions offering a second chance at education and life, but rather should be considered as.. Read More →
Suspected gas leak kills 16

Suspected gas leak kills 16

A suspected gas leak has killed as many as 16 people in Boksburg, outside of Johannesburg. Al Jazeera reports that emergency services were.. Read More →
Telecom Namibia announces new tarriffs

Telecom Namibia announces new tarriffs

Telecom Namibia CEO, Dr. Stanley Shanapinda, says that, with approval from CRAN, the company has implemented new permanent TN mobile tariffs for its.. Read More →
New heat record set

New heat record set

Monday was the hottest day ever recorded globally, with the average global temperature reaching 17.01C, and even Antarctica, currently in its winter, registering.. Read More →
GIPF members to use pensions as collateral

GIPF members to use pensions as collateral

GIPF members will soon be able to use their pensions as collateral to purchase a house, carry out renovations, or construct property, even.. Read More →
IEA approves Fukushima wastewater plan

IEA approves Fukushima wastewater plan

The International Atomic Energy Agency has approved Japan’s controversial plan to release treated wastewater from the damaged Fukushima power plant into the ocean... Read More →
Inflation “turned a corner”

Inflation “turned a corner”

South African Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago says the fight to tame rising prices is delivering results, explaining that “inflation has turned the.. Read More →
Youth unemployment could lead to crime

Youth unemployment could lead to crime

Namibia faces the pressing challenge of high youth unemployment, which not only affects individuals and families but also has significant economic and social.. Read More →
Crowdfunding campaign divides France

Crowdfunding campaign divides France

A crowdfunding campaign to raise money for the family of the policeman who shot dead teenager Nahel M. in France topped 1.4 million.. Read More →
Fighting continues in Sudan

Fighting continues in Sudan

More than two months since the conflict first began in Sudan, fighting continues in the capital of Khartoum. Naba Mohiedeen reports that with airstrikes still taking place, millions have.. Read More →
Rosh Pinah road re-opened

Rosh Pinah road re-opened

The Roads Authority yesterday reopened the DR 212 from Rosh Pinah to Aussenkehr after it was shut due to wet and slippery conditions.. Read More →
‘Legacy student’ trend challenged

‘Legacy student’ trend challenged

In the wake of the US Supreme Court ruling outlawing affirmative action at Harvard and other US colleges a civil rights group has.. Read More →
Ian Khama ‘fears for his life’

Ian Khama ‘fears for his life’

Former Botswana president Ian Khama says he didn’t attend Sir Seretse Khama Day celebrations over the weekend because he fears for his life... Read More →
South Africans ‘can’t do without’ their data

South Africans ‘can’t do without’ their data

It’s all about priorities and according to the world’s biggest consumer research agency, when it comes to load shedding, having access to data.. Read More →
EU trying to ‘sweeten’ Black Sea Grain Deal

EU trying to ‘sweeten’ Black Sea Grain Deal

The European Union is considering allowing Russia’s agricultural bank to circumvent sanctions in the hopes of saving the Black Sea grain deal. Alex.. Read More →
Private Sector Credit Growth slows

Private Sector Credit Growth slows

Private Sector Credit Extension Growth slowed to 1.5% year-on-year in May 2023 compared to 2.6% year-on-year in April – the lowest it’s been.. Read More →
Namibia has no laws governing synthetic diamonds

Namibia has no laws governing synthetic diamonds

Minister of Mines and Energy Tom Alweendo says that Namibia currently has no regulations that prevent synthetic diamond manufacturers from marketing and selling.. Read More →
Itope lauds China opportunities

Itope lauds China opportunities

Governor of the Erongo Region, Neville Andre Itope says China/Africa co-operation offers a powerful network for SADC countries, and they must continue to.. Read More →
Erdogan blames French unrest on ‘Islamophobia’

Erdogan blames French unrest on ‘Islamophobia’

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who has portrayed himself as a defender of the world’s Muslims since leading his Islamic-rooted party to power.. Read More →
SA police investigating assualt

SA police investigating assualt

South African police are investigating the alleged assault of three occupants of a private vehicle on the side of a Gauteng highway by.. Read More →
Kenyan truck crash claims at least 52 lives

Kenyan truck crash claims at least 52 lives

At least 52 people have been killed in western Kenya after a truck carrying a shipping container lost control at a busy road junction and ploughed.. Read More →
South Africans turning to bank for guaranteed returns

South Africans turning to bank for guaranteed returns

According to FNB’s inaugural retirement savings survey, 86% of respondents are using banks as part of their retirement savings channels, another indication South.. Read More →
School fee increases unlikely to slow down

School fee increases unlikely to slow down

CEO of fundraising programme School-Days, Paul Esterhuizen, says that the costs of education at government and private schools in South Africa have increased.. Read More →
Janet Yellen to visit China

Janet Yellen to visit China

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will travel to Beijing on Thursday for four-days of talks — a further sign President Joe Biden is.. Read More →
How South Africa’s NHI will be funded partly answered

How South Africa’s NHI will be funded partly answered

A recently circulated factsheet on South Africa’s planned National Health Insurance has partly answered the billion rand question on how the scheme will.. Read More →
Youth feel excluded from natural resource benefits

Youth feel excluded from natural resource benefits

As the country approaches the 2024 national and presidential elections, more and more youth feel increasingly left out of the progress lauded by.. Read More →
Virgin Galactic completes first commercial flight

Virgin Galactic completes first commercial flight

Virgin Galactic, the company founded by UK entrepreneur Richard Branson, has successfully completed its first commercial flight to the edge of space. Al Jazeera.. Read More →
US Supreme Court delivers landmark judgements

US Supreme Court delivers landmark judgements

The US Supreme Court has, in a 6-3 ruling, struck down President Joe Biden’s student loan plan, a major setback in his bid.. Read More →
Warnings of genocide in Darfur

Warnings of genocide in Darfur

Fierce fighting has resumed in the Sudanese twin cities of Khartoum and Omdurman, with reports of the possibility of genocide in the Darfur.. Read More →
LAC to celebrate 35 years

LAC to celebrate 35 years

The Legal Assistance Centre will celebrate its 35th anniversary by hosting various events in an effort to bring legal services closer to the public... Read More →
OM SEED expands

OM SEED expands

Following successful programmes in Windhoek, Keetmanshoop, and Oshakati, the Old Mutual Foundation, in partnership with the UNDP Accelerator Lab, is extending the second.. Read More →
Lotto player says machine cost him R42 million

Lotto player says machine cost him R42 million

If you think you have bad luck spare a thought for the South African lotto player who says a lotto machine jammed while.. Read More →
Nahel M’s grandmother calls for calm

Nahel M’s grandmother calls for calm

The grandmother of 17-year-old Nahel M has called for calm after days of unrest in France over his fatal shooting during a routine.. Read More →
Councilor responds to criticism

Councilor responds to criticism

With members of Windhoek’s Samora Machell constituency bemoaning the lack of work done by their local councillor, Nestor Kalola. during his time of.. Read More →
Blue could help fight biting flies

Blue could help fight biting flies

In news that could benefit millions of people across Africa, Researchers have found that biting flies are attracted to the colour blue as.. Read More →
Japan wants to talk to North Korea

Japan wants to talk to North Korea

Japan is urging North Korea to join talks to resolve the issue of past abductions of at least 17 Japanese nationals who were.. Read More →
Lodges urged to work with conservancies

Lodges urged to work with conservancies

Deputy Minister of Environment, Forestry and Tourism, Heather Sibungo, says it is crucial for lodge operators to engage directly with conservancies and adhere.. Read More →
Remember to submit your tax return

Remember to submit your tax return

If you have not yet submitted your tax return you only have today to do so without incurring penalties. NamRa has set up.. Read More →
US Supreme court rules against ‘Affirmative Action’

US Supreme court rules against ‘Affirmative Action’

The US Supreme Court ruled on Thursday to overturn decades of positive discrimination policies in college applications that were designed to promote diversity. A.. Read More →
Nigerian elections criticized

Nigerian elections criticized

European Union observers have said that Nigeria’s elections early this year were marred by problems that reduced public trust in electoral processes and.. Read More →
Nampower looking for a debt sponsor

Nampower looking for a debt sponsor

NamPower is looking for a debt sponsor to help it register a N$ 5 billion bond program on the Namibian Stock Exchange to.. Read More →
Severe weather hitting South Africa

Severe weather hitting South Africa

The death toll following severe weather in South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal Province brought on by a tornado has risen to four with one person.. Read More →
N7 road closed

N7 road closed

Namibians planning a trip to South Africa via Noordoewer should take note that the section of the N7 known as Fyf Myl Poort,.. Read More →
More protests in France

More protests in France

Major cities in France experienced a third night of rioting as President Emmanuel Macron fought to contain growing public anger triggered by the police.. Read More →
Prepare to avoid veld fires

Prepare to avoid veld fires

Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism spokesperson Romeo Muyunda, says they are calling on members of the public, farmers, and property owners to.. Read More →
Blinken confident of Chinese support on fentanyl

Blinken confident of Chinese support on fentanyl

US secretary of state, Antony Blinken, says he is hopeful that Beijing will give “practical cooperation” over the export of legal Chinese ingredients.. Read More →
Eid al-Adha celebrations spoiled in Sudan

Eid al-Adha celebrations spoiled in Sudan

Hundreds gathered in the Sudanese capital Khartoum to pray for peace on the first day of the Eid al-Adha Muslim holiday, but gunfire.. Read More →
Olufuko Festival this weekend

Olufuko Festival this weekend

Preparations for the 2023 Olufuko Cultural Festival are in full swing, with over 20 young girls having registered to take part. The festival,.. Read More →
Ministry working on water supply

Ministry working on water supply

In an ongoing quest to sustainably supply potable water to all Namibians the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform is busy drilling.. Read More →
Biden speaks about Putin

Biden speaks about Putin

US President Joe Biden has called Russia’s president Vladimir Putin a “pariah around the world” but says it isn’t clear yet if Saturday’s.. Read More →
Mashatile denies wrongdoing

Mashatile denies wrongdoing

Deputy South African President Paul Mashatile has denied allegations by News24 that he was living a lifestyle funded by state capture-linked Edward Sodi.. Read More →
Why is the census important?

Why is the census important?

With Namibia set to conduct the long-delayed Population and Housing Census from 18 September to 3 November 2023 we spoke to Chairperson of.. Read More →
Why are Namibian men killing themselves?

Why are Namibian men killing themselves?

On a sombre note: with a lot of concern being raised over the level of suicide cases among Namibian men and boys, we asked local.. Read More →
Norway attracts criticism

Norway attracts criticism

Fossil fuel projects worth more than 18 billion dollars that have been approved by the Norwegian government have been met with a furious.. Read More →
Medical schemes deny prejudice

Medical schemes deny prejudice

The Board of Health Funders of Southern Africa says they cannot be blamed for trying to prevent possible misuse of their members’ funds.. Read More →
Namibia gets third Lady Justice

Namibia gets third Lady Justice

Lady Justice Rita Makarau was sworn in as an Acting Judge of the Supreme Court by Chief Justice Peter Shivute on Wednesday. Makarua.. Read More →
Home Affairs to comply with court judgement

Home Affairs to comply with court judgement

The Ministry of Home Affairs says it will comply with the Supreme Court judgment on the recognition of same-sex marriages. This as, Executive.. Read More →
Microsoft and Activision want deal allowed

Microsoft and Activision want deal allowed

The CEOs of Microsoft and Activision are urging a U.S. judge to allow their 69 billion dollar merger. This, Gabrielle Fahmy reports, after.. Read More →
US Sanctions Wagner Group’s African operations

US Sanctions Wagner Group’s African operations

The US has sanctioned entities linked to the Wagner Group in Mali and the Central African Republic in a move to limit the.. Read More →
Nelson Mandela Foundation fires CEO

Nelson Mandela Foundation fires CEO

The Nelson Mandela Foundation has fired its CEO, Sello Hatang following an internal investigation into his “personal conduct in the workplace”. The foundation’s.. Read More →
Unam launches ‘green power’ project

Unam launches ‘green power’ project

The University of Namibia has launched its renewable energy generation project in an effort to move to help reduce Namibia’s carbon footprint and contribute.. Read More →
South Koreans made younger

South Koreans made younger

If you’re feeling like you could do with being a bit younger you might consider moving to South Korea. Al Jazeera reports that.. Read More →
Update on fatal cough syrup

Update on fatal cough syrup

In an update to the story, reports say Indian drug maker Marion Biotech used industrial-grade chemicals instead of pharmaceutical-grade materials in its cough.. Read More →
N$ 655 200 worth stolen in Auasblick

N$ 655 200 worth stolen in Auasblick

Five armed robbers reportedly broke into a residence at Auas View Park in Windhoek’s Auasblick suburb on Monday and got away with goods.. Read More →
Putin speaks following ‘mutiny’

Putin speaks following ‘mutiny’

Russian President Vladimir Putin paid tribute to pilots killed fighting an aborted mutiny, confirming their deaths for the first time while thanking Russians.. Read More →
UN refugee agency warns of more people fleeing Sudan

UN refugee agency warns of more people fleeing Sudan

The UN refugee agency has warned that an earlier projection that conflict in Sudan would prompt 1 million people to flee across its.. Read More →
Know2Grow 2nd Edition launched

Know2Grow 2nd Edition launched

The Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board will be hosting the 2nd edition of the Know2Grow NextGen Entrepreneurs Showcase 2023 from the 2nd to.. Read More →
Cleaning company employee makes major mistake

Cleaning company employee makes major mistake

I hope you have a better day today than the employee of a New York cleaning company that is being sued because he.. Read More →
Clashes break out in Paris

Clashes break out in Paris

Clashes have broken out between demonstrators and police in Paris following public outrage over the shooting death of a 17-year-old  who allegedly failed.. Read More →
Only about half of Namibians have internet access

Only about half of Namibians have internet access

While launching the Namibia National Assessment on Internet Universality Indicators, a Unesco developed framework to gauge a country’s level of internet development, Deputy Minister.. Read More →
Mines Ministry responds to court ruling

Mines Ministry responds to court ruling

Lithium miner Xinfeng Investments has succeeded in its urgent application to the High Court to stop Minister of Mines and Energy Tom Alweendo.. Read More →
Toll roads on hold

Toll roads on hold

Motorists can breathe a sigh of relief this morning as the Road Fund Administration says it has suspended plans to introduce toll roads.. Read More →
US on alert for Malaria

US on alert for Malaria

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued an alert after a number of cases of malaria were detected. The first.. Read More →
South Africa experiences another tornado

South Africa experiences another tornado

In news that is becoming more common from South Africa, two people were treated for injuries sustained during a tornado which swept through.. Read More →
Namibian suicide rate remains a concern

Namibian suicide rate remains a concern

During her opening address at the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry inaugural State of Business Address, Director of Proceedings, and Corporate Affairs.. Read More →
No need to fear nuclear attack

No need to fear nuclear attack

US Military sources say that despite fears of an unproportional retaliation by Russian President Vladimir Putin following what has been described as the.. Read More →
Signs SA food inflation could be turning

Signs SA food inflation could be turning

In what could be good news for Namibian consumers too, South Africa’s Bureau for Food and Agricultural Policy believes the country is seeing.. Read More →
Biden denies involvement in Wager action

Biden denies involvement in Wager action

Nick Harper reports that amid suggestions the weekend’s events weakened Russian president Vladimir Putin, US President Joe Biden said that the United States.. Read More →
Russian ‘coup’ could be a boon for South Africa

Russian ‘coup’ could be a boon for South Africa

Although the short-lived uprising by the head of the Wagner mercenary group, Yevgeny Prigozhin appears to be under control, analysts reckon it is.. Read More →
UN Representative calls for SME support

UN Representative calls for SME support

United Nations Development Programme Resident Representative in Namibia, Alka Bhatia has encouraged scaling up support to the informal sector, and micro, small, and medium.. Read More →
Government to ensure Hyphen spends locally

Government to ensure Hyphen spends locally

Presidential Economic advisor and Namibia’s Green Hydrogen Commissioner, James Mnyupe, says that for Hyphen to get to the stage where they believe their.. Read More →
Gen Z and retirement: Optimistic or out-of-touch?

Gen Z and retirement: Optimistic or out-of-touch?

It seems we could all do with some of the optimism of Generation Z as not only do they expect to retire at.. Read More →
Mashatile’s ‘highlife’ revealed

Mashatile’s ‘highlife’ revealed

News24 has revealed that Deputy South African President Paul Mashatile, who previously said the ANC would build the capacity to fight corruption, lives.. Read More →
Public policy documents not secret says Mutorwa

Public policy documents not secret says Mutorwa

Minister of Works and Transport, John Mutorwa, says public policy documents are not confidential and should be made available to the public, something Institute.. Read More →
Hyphen highlights opportunities

Hyphen highlights opportunities

Hyphen CEO Marco Raffinetti says that the company has taken an enormous amount of time to ensure that the benefits of their Green.. Read More →
Indian minister hits out at Obama

Indian minister hits out at Obama

Indian Finance Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, has hit out at former US president Barack Obama for his comments about the protection of Indian muslims.. Read More →
Zimbabwean presidential campaigns kick off

Zimbabwean presidential campaigns kick off

Both Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa, and the man seen as his closest rival, Nelson Chamisa, of the Citizens Coalition for Change, launched their.. Read More →
Namibia records decline in HIV prevalence

Namibia records decline in HIV prevalence

Executive Director in the Ministry of Health and Social Services, Ben Nangombe, says that there has been a significant decline in HIV prevalence.. Read More →
Prisons boss welcomes Cabinet directive

Prisons boss welcomes Cabinet directive

Cabinet has directed the Ministry of Justice to devise a law that empowers courts to impose community service sentences on perpetrators charged with.. Read More →
Equiano cable activated

Equiano cable activated

Paratus, the landing partner for the Equiano subsea cable in Namibia, has announced the activation of the cable, signaling a significant milestone in.. Read More →
Nampower suspends power cuts

Nampower suspends power cuts

Nampower’s board of directors has decided to temporarily suspend power disconnections for defaulting customers until the end of August. This announcement was made.. Read More →
Food price increases could be cooling

Food price increases could be cooling

Food prices in South Africa continue to increase at a startling rate, although the pace of acceleration is easing and possibly faster than.. Read More →
Namibian business icon dies

Namibian business icon dies

Otjiwarongo-based business mogul, Theo Borstlap, who runs the popular Theo SuperSpar at the town, died on Tuesday morning in a hospital in South.. Read More →
Moves made to stop electricity suspensions

Moves made to stop electricity suspensions

Engagements between the Northern Regional Electricity Distributor, NamPower and other key stakeholders at the national level are ongoing to ensure there will be.. Read More →
Namibia’s debt rating unchanged

Namibia’s debt rating unchanged

Fitch Ratings has maintained Namibia’s Long-Term Foreign-Currency Issuer Default Rating at ‘BB-‘ with a Stable Outlook. The country’s ratings are underpinned by robust.. Read More →
Swapo seeks to counter Supreme Court ruling

Swapo seeks to counter Supreme Court ruling

Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila announced in Parliament on Tuesday that the government plans to introduce a bill addressing the Supreme Court’s same-sex marriage.. Read More →
Court rules against Zuma

Court rules against Zuma

The Pietermaritzburg High Court has set aside former President Jacob Zuma’s private prosecution of State advocate Billy Downer and News24 journalist Karyn Maughan... Read More →
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