The Namibian (Windhoek)

Leading independent daily published in Windhoek

January 7

Namibia: Suppliers Let Windhoek Hotels Down

AT LEAST two hotels and one restaurant were caught off-guard during the past festive season because of problems with suppliers. Read more »

Namibia: Economic Cluster On the Cards in North

HISTORY was made this week when senior officials of Otavi, Tsumeb and Grootfontein gathered to plan the launch of an economic cluster between the three towns. Known as the Maize... Read more »
Namibia: 'Bad' Second Quarter for Tourism

LOW demand continues to plague the tourism industry, with 60% of the operators surveyed in the latest FNB/Fenata Tourism Index complaining "bitterly" about the problem. Read more »

Namibia: Tour Guide Regulations Thrashed Out

THE Namibia Tourism Board (NTB) has held a consultative meeting with tourism operators to iron out draft tour guide regulations. Read more »

Namibia: Anti-Seal Campaign Worries Government

GOVERNMENT has put together a task team to deal with negative international publicity surrounding Namibia's annual seal cull and its effect on tourism, especially the country's... Read more »

Namibia: Uis Youth Aquaculture Project 'Drying Up'

IF support from the Government does not come soon, the Uis Aquaculture Eco-tourism Enterprise will grind to a halt. This is the opinion by the handful of youths who are still... Read more »

Namibia: Heritage Handbook Launched in Windhoek

ENVIRONMENT and Tourism Minister Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has again demanded that the developed nations of the world live up to their commitments regarding climate change. Read more »

Namibia: Lean Harvest, Huge Investment [column]

OUR column of today is inspired by mitiri Mesag Kandjii who, last week, put his foot down on habitual tardiness and ill discipline by pupils at the Highline Secondary School in... Read more »

Namibia: Self-Drive Tourism Adventure Kicks Off in Kavango Region

A locally driven tourism route was launched in the Kavango Region with the aim of shining a light on the region's unique attractions. Read more »

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