December 3

• Namibia: Lessons From Marikana for Namibia [analysis]

  THERE is a saying, 'a hungry man is an angry man,' and in the case of workers of the Lonmin mine outside the modest town of Marikana in the North West province of South Africa,... Read more »

November 30

• Namibia: Namibians Learn From South African Actor

  The South African awards- winning actor and director, Sello Maake Ka-Ncube, conducted a one day workshop called The Art of Drama for all Namibian actors and actress last Friday at... Read more »

November 23

• Namibia: Behind the Rainbow Premieres December One

  The "African Perspectives" film series, hosted by AfricAvenir, closes the year with film Behind the Rainbow: Will Power Consume the Dream?,which premieres in Namibia on December 1... Read more »

November 16

• Africa: Afrika - the Other Side of the Coin South Africa and the Mangaung Cliff [opinion]

  THE African National Congress (ANC) will choose a new leadership at its historic conference in Mangaung (Bloemfontein) a few weeks from now. The lessons from the previous... Read more »

November 9

• Namibia: Sello in Windhoek

  The award winning South African actor and director, Sello Maake Ka-Ncube will be in Windhoek on November 23 this year, to conduct a day workshop of local actors and lovers. Read more »

November 8

• Namibia: Nation Re-Affirms South Africa Relationship

  Namibia has re-affirmed its cooperation with South Africa, singling out reform of the United Nations system and ensuring peace and unity on the continent as crucial work that the... Read more »

November 2

• Africa: Afrika - the Other Side of the Coin - South Africa - Understanding the Politics Surrounding Mangaung ? Part 1 [opinion]

  THE African National Congress (ANC), the media and society at large fail to ask a simple question in the war-of-attrition against president Jacob Zuma, his leadership and the... Read more »

October 22

• Namibia: Namibian Charged With Murder in Cape Town

  A Namibian suspect appeared before the Wynberg Magistrate's Court in Cape Town on Wednesday, charged with murder, after he allegedly killed two police officers. Read more »

October 12

• South Africa: A Youth Encouraged Into Entrepreneurship [opinion]

  I PERCEIVE the South African economy to be a well thought through and highly specialised system that is meant to be exclusive to the black indigenous majority. This fact is clear... Read more »

October 11

• Namibia: Pienaar Appears in Walvis Bay Court

  The Walvis Bay Magistrate's Court yesterday denied bail to South African Adriaan Jakobus Pienaar who is accused of conning several businesses in the south. Read more »

September 24

• South Africa: Adv Gawanas Honoured With Doctorate in Cape Town

  From humble beginnings in the dusty streets of the old location characterized by constant harassment by the South African apartheid regime, and being expelled from the University... Read more »

September 21

• South Africa: Afrika - the Other Side of the Coin South Africa - Stable or Unstable, the Decision for the Future [opinion]

  The South African Communist Party (SACP) sticks to its guns, stating, "There is a Third Force out there, trying to divide the ANC ahead of Mangaung (Bloemfontein). It is not the... Read more »

September 14

• Namibia: Dan, Patricia Still Good Friends

  South African song bird Patricia Majalisa has dismissed allegations that she is no longer in good books with Dan Tshanda whom she has been working with for the past 25 years. Read more »

September 13

• Namibia: Charcoal Production Aids Crime Reduction

  Charcoal production has helped reduce stock theft in the Okakarara Constituency, providing an alternative income for livestock farmers. Read more »

September 7

• Namibia: Patricia, Dan Rock Walvis Bay

  Patricia Majalisa and his producer Dan Tshanda together with various artists from his stable last Friday night defied all odds when they kept their Walvis Bay fans and revellers on... Read more »

September 6

• South Africa/Namibia: Ajax Cape Town Gives Young Kokorot the Thumbs Up

  South African Professional Soccer League (PSL) outfit Ajax Cape Town, could not heap enough praises on the progress of its Namibian protégé Reginald 'Kokorot'... Read more »

August 30

• South Africa: Afrika - the Other Side of the Coin the Voice of the People Versus the Architects of Apartheid Puppets [opinion]

  THE time has finally come for South Africa's ruling party, the African National Congress (ANC), to wake up and blunt the spurious allegations against it by the media and its... Read more »

August 24

• Namibia: The Role of Art in Namibia in the Post Independence Era

  In the context of the Heroes' Day celebrations, Namibia's post independence art history brings back fond memories of events and venues that are almost lost to contemporary readers... Read more »

• Namibia/South Africa: Inside the Aged - Goggo, a Gem of a Goal Go-Getter

  In the early 1970's, Khomasdal-based outfit Atlanta Chiefs, under the guidance of local football guru Bobby "Uncle Bob" Sissing, were regarded by many as one of the most exciting... Read more »

• Namibia: Telecom in Pops Deal With Newtelco

  Telecom Namibia has entered into a partnership with NewTelco South Africa, represented by Jasco Co-location Solutions, to deliver four international Points of Presence (PoPs)... Read more »

August 20

• Namibia: Afrika - the Other Side of the Coin the Collusion of Power in Its War Against the Progressive Forces [column]

  BY now, the readers of this column would have realised that there is actually nothing new in the numerous attempts of organised crime to undermine the progressive forces,... Read more »

August 18

• Namibia: Dan Tshanda to Rock Namibian Fans

  Namibia is set to go alight again next week when the South Africa mbaqanga, Afro Pop and disco legend. Dan Tshanda starts with his series of shows nationwide. Read more »

August 13

• Namibia: Afrika - the Other Side of the Coin

  IMPERIAL Europe's expansionism, building its global colonial empire set the scene for bribery and corruption. Namibia is no exception. Read more »

August 11

• Namibia: Du Plessis to Dare SA Mountain Bike Championships

  One of the most promising local mountain bikers Nick du Plessis, yesterday received a morale booster ahead of his eagerly awaited participation in the South African Mountain Bike... Read more »

July 30

• Namibia: Baloyi Has the Last Laugh As He Knocks Out Judge

  Prominent South African boxing judge-cum-referee Jaap van Nieuwenhuizen claimed to have been verbally and physically abused by defeated boxer Cassius Baloyi and his stable mates,... Read more »