November 30

• CRAN Approved Telecom-Leo Deal

  Namibian

  GOVERNMENT is happy that the deal allowing Telecom Namibia to acquire Leo has finally been concluded, Information and Communication Technology Minister Joël Kaapanda has said. Read more »

• National Rugby U/20 Training Squad Named

  Namibian

  THE Namibia Rugby Union (NRU) yesterday announced a preliminary training squad of 40 players to start preparing for next year’s IRB Junior World Trophy tournament. Read more »

• FNB Named Best Bank in Namibia Again

  Namibian

  FNB Namibia has clinched The Banker’s Best Bank in Namibia award for the fourth consecutive year. Read more »

November 29

• Ruling Party Congress a 'Defining Moment'

  SANF

  Namibia's governing party will hold an elective congress at end November to review its policy agenda and choose its top leadership. Read more »

• Minister Iyambo Warns of Critical Teacher Shortage

  Namibian

  THE minister of education, Abraham Iyambo (photo), says Namibia will face a huge shortage of teachers between now and 2015. He said this when he officially opened the fifth... Read more »

• Convicted Justice Director Faces Possible Dismissal

  Namibian

  A SENIOR official in the Ministry of Justice faces disciplinary charges – and possible dismissal – after he was recently convicted on a charge of theft in the Regional... Read more »

• Govt Recovers N$38 Million of Missing Money

  New Era

  Government says it is making progress in recovering the missing millions of the Offshore Development Corporation (ODC) and has so far managed to get back close to N$38 million. Read more »

• Arandis Expo to Woo Investors

  New Era

  The Deputy Minister of Trade and Industry, Tjekero Tweya, on Tuesday launched the Arandis Investment Conference, Mineral, Mining and Energy Expo. Read more »

• Voluntary Testing Combats HIV

  New Era

  Members of the Namibian Defence Force (NDF) were urged to take precautions to protect themselves from HIV infection, while those who are HIV positive were encouraged to take steps... Read more »

• Maritime Sector Needs Female Touch

  Namibian

  WOMEN who are professionals in the maritime sector met in Walvis Bay on Tuesday for the fifth annual general conference of the Women in the Maritime Sector East and Southern Africa... Read more »

• Pienaar Suffers Legal Setback

  New Era

  The latest urgent application by alleged habitual swindler, Adriaan Pienaar, failed on Tuesday in the Windhoek High Court because he was late. Read more »

• NUNW Rallies Behind Iivula-Ithana

  New Era

  Swapo Party Secretary General Pendukeni Iivula-Ithana rounded off her campaign yesterday with a call for delegates to vote freely for the candidate of their choice, despite calls... Read more »

• Party Presidential Candidate Says Opponents Ran Out of Ideas

  Namibian

  SWAPO vice presidential candidate Hage Geingob says his opponents have run out of ideas and are now questioning his membership of the party. Read more »

• SMEs Receive Equipment

  New Era

  Five small and medium size enterprises (SMEs), a primary school as well as the Topnaar community received donations of equipment valued at N$62 500 from the Walvis Bay Rural... Read more »

• Ekandjo Pledges to Empower Youth

  New Era

  Jerry Ekandjo, who is the Swapo Party secretary for information and publicity and one of the three candidates contesting the party's vice-presidency, wrapped up his campaign in the... Read more »

• Rössing Reaches Wage Deal With Employees

  New Era

  Rössing Uranium Limited has concluded negotiations with the Mineworkers Union of Namibia (MUN) for salary increases for 2013 and 2014. Read more »

• Bail Reduced for Alleged Drug Dealer

  New Era

  The N$70 000 bail that was granted to record dagga haul suspect, Richard Blaau, was reduced in the Windhoek Magistrate's Court yesterday. Read more »

• Arts Association Stops 'Political' Exhibition

  Namibian

  THE Swakopmund Arts Association has blocked an environmental arts exhibition that was planned at the Gallery Woermannhaus because it is not “suitable” for the gallery. Read more »

• Nation?s Vodacom Cup Adventure Still Uncertain

  Namibian

  NAMIBIA’S place in the 2013 Vodacom Cup still hangs in the balance, according to NRU chief executive officer Sybrand de Beer. Read more »

• Pilots Assist Vulture Conservation

  Namibian

  TWO Namibian pilots assisted with a vulture conservation project in the Namib-Naukluft Park last month. Read more »

• Zembas to Get IDs

  Namibian

  THE Zembas who are living in the Kilimanjaro informal settlement on the outskirts of Windhoek and who do not possess any Namibian documentation are now being helped by the Ministry... Read more »

• Awori Takes Over As Barclays Kenya Chief Executive

  The Star

  BARCLAYS bank has appointed Jeremy Awori as managing director of its Kenya operations, replacing Adan Mohammed who will now oversee African operations as the chief administrative... Read more »

• Swimming Nationals to Start in Windhoek

  Namibian

  NAMIBIA’S top swimmers will be in action this weekend when the national swimming championships take place from tomorrow till Sunday at the Olympia pool. Read more »

• Brian Plays the Field in His BMW 'drop Top'

  New Era

  When you are the kind of guy who likes to score big on the soccer field, then you also want to be equally noticed when you driving around town, which is what soccer player Brian... Read more »

• Hein Wagner to Tackle Desert Dash

  Namibian

  RENOWNED South African motivational speaker and cyclist Hein Wagner will participate in the annual Desert Dash in Namibia on December 14. Read more »