July 09

• Africa: Namibia Fly Into Quarters

  NAMIBIA'S Brave Warriors survived a first half scare before rallying from behind to see off enthusiastic Seychelles and secure a Cosafa Cup quarter-final berth in a lively Group A... Read more »

June 27

• Zimbabwe: Karatekas in Namibia for Championships

  THE Zimbabwe Karate Union team that will take part in the Zone Six championships left the country yesterday for Windhoek, Namibia ahead of the event's start tomorrow. Read more »

May 09

• Zimbabwe: UZ to Represent Zim in Namibia

  UNIVERSITY of Zimbabwe have earned the ticket to represent the country at the African Universities Rugby Championships in Namibia in October following their triumph in the Zimbabwe... Read more »

April 30

• Namibia: Air Namibia Introduces Harare-Lusaka Route

  Air Namibia is introducing four flights per week between Harare and Lusaka, Zambia, starting tomorrow, as the airline seeks to expand its services in Zimbabwe and the region. Read more »

April 29

• Zimbabwe: Reprieve for Car Dealers

  THE Namibian Ports Authority says car dealers, agents and retailers can use an alternative route to bring in second-hand vehicles into the country after restrictions were imposed... Read more »

April 27

• Namibia: Nation to Hold Cop 11

  COP 11 is a United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) initiative that has 195 members who meet every two years. Read more »

March 20

• Zimbabwe: PE Tigers Arrive in Namibia

  PRINCE Edward Tigers arrived in Namibia yesterday where they are expected to take part in a rugby schools' festival. Read more »

March 16

• Zimbabwe: PE Rugby Teams Tour Namibia, SA

  ONE of Zimbabwe's top ranked schoolboy rugby teams, the Tigers (Senior) and Cubs (Under-16) of Prince Edward begin their pre-season Namibia and South Africa tour on Monday as they... Read more »

February 23

• Zimbabwe/Namibia: Beach Volleyball Team Off to Namibia

  AN eight-member beach volleyball team left the country on Thursday for the World Youth and Junior Championships Zonal qualifiers starting today in Walvis Bay, Namibia. The two-day... Read more »

November 30, 2012

• Zimbabwe: Sk Moyo Hails Swapo, Set to Learn From It

  ZANU-PF national chairperson Cde Simon Khaya Moyo has described the Swapo Fifth Ordinary Congress which opened in Windhoek on Thursday as a momentous occasion from which his party... Read more »

November 10, 2012

• Zimbabwe: Sables Aim to Break Jinx

  THE Sables are hoping for a change of fortunes when they clash against Namibia in the opening game of the Windhoek Lager Tri-Nations invitational tournament at the Hage Geingob... Read more »

November 08, 2012

• Zimbabwe: Sables in Namibia for Huge Test of Character

  A DEPLETED Sables squad arrived in Windhoek last night for a huge test of character in the Namibian capital where they will do duty against Spain and the hosts in a rugby... Read more »

October 22, 2012

• Zimbabwe: Beach Volley Ball Preps Continue

  THE national beach volleyball teams continued with their preparations for an invitational open tournament to be held in Windhoek, Namibia, early next month with only one team... Read more »

October 11, 2012

• Zimbabwe: Beach Volleyball Teams in Camp for Namibian Invitational Tournament

  LOCAL beach volleyball continues to get in the limelight with the national teams set to take part in an invitational tournament to be held in Windhoek, Namibia early next month.... Read more »

August 01, 2012

• Namibia: Country Donates Animals to Cuba's National Zoo

  Cuban television will film a documentary about the capture of 146 wild animals that Namibia will donate to Cuba's National Zoo in Havana, the country's official media said on... Read more »

June 07, 2012

• Zimbabwe: Harare Route Excites Air Namibia

  AIR Namibia is optimistic about the growth prospects in terms of passengers on the Windhoek-Harare route, which it re-introduced mid last month after 13 years. The airline is using... Read more »

May 17, 2012

• Zimbabwe: Air Namibia Lands in Harare

  AIR Namibia made its maiden direct flight from Windhoek to Harare yesterday when its Embraer ERJ-135 landed at Harare International Airport at 1125 hours. The airline, which also... Read more »

May 15, 2012

• Zimbabwe: Air Namibia Resumes Windhoek-Harare Flights

  AIR Namibia is set to fly into Harare tomorrow, almost 13 years after it suspended service. Read more »

April 27, 2012

• Zimbabwe: Junior Athletes in Race for World Champs

  ZIMBABWE'S top junior athletes have been presented with a golden opportunity to qualify for the IAAF World Junior Championships when they fight for places at the regional... Read more »

March 20, 2012

• Zimbabwe: Namibia Gets a Taste of Jerusarema

  Victoria Falls Dance Company, a traditional dance group based in the resort town, put up a spirited performance at the launch of the Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Park in Katima... Read more »

February 24, 2012

• Zimbabwe: New Evidence Boosts Tripple B

  DOCUMENTS have emerged showing that the player at the centre of the wrangle between Tripple B and Hardbody, Tatenda Chingarah, was registered to play in Namibia. The documents are... Read more »

February 22, 2012

• Zimbabwe: Econet Needs to Clear the Air on Ecolife [opinion]

  Ecolife, a "free" life assurance product that was launched by mobile phone operator Econet Wireless Zimbabwe, First Mutual Life and Trusco of Namibia in 2010 has died a natural... Read more »

February 21, 2012

• Zimbabwe: Miners Say New Fee Structure Uncompetitive

  New mining fees gazetted last month will kill participation of indigenous people and make the country uncompetitive for investors, the Parliament Portfolio Committee on Mines and... Read more »

December 27, 2011

• Zimbabwe: Namibian Minister Meets Acting President

  VISITING Namibian Foreign Minister Utoni Nujoma yesterday paid a courtesy call on Acting President Joice Mujuru at her Chisipite home. Read more »

November 29, 2011

• Zimbabwe: Country, Namibia to Re-Establish Direct Trade

  ZIMBABWE and Namibia have agreed to re-establish direct trade between the two countries, the Ministry of Industry and Commerce has said. Read more »