Namibia: What's Sucking Goats' Blood in Oshikoto?

Creatures that allegedly suck blood from livestock have attacked animals at two villages in the north of the country, killing 30 goats so far this year. Read more »

Namibia: Govt Leaves 6 000 Olive Trees to Die

Six thousand olive trees were left to die at a 3 900-hectare farm bought by the land reform ministry in the Otjozondjupa region. Read more »

Namibia: Medical Graduates Sue to Stop Exam

A GROUP of foreign-educated medical graduates who wanted the High Court to stop a pre-internship evaluation of their knowledge and skills from proceeding today have received a… Read more »

Namibia: Girl,7, Allegedly Commits Suicide

SEVEN-YEAR-OLD Annastasia Tilomalenga Kampulu from Walvis Bay was left alone at home last Thursday when her mother, Anna Oscar, returned to find her hanging from a cupboard with a… Read more »

Namibia: Nauyoma Faces Three Charges

ACTIVIST Dimbulukeni Nauyoma is expected to appear in the Windhoek Magistrate's Court today following his arrest for alleged obstruction of justice on Friday. Read more »

Namibia: Snyman, Smit Save Wanderers

A brilliant century partnership by Gerrie Snyman and JJ Smit saved Wanderers from collapse and put them on course to a 66-run victory against United on Saturday. Read more »

Namibia: Ngarizemo Defends Referee Attack

Young African coach and club owner Maleagi Ngarizemo blamed the NFA for his team's manhandling of rookie referee Wihelm Haitembu when the visiting side lost 1-0 to Tigers at the… Read more »

Namibia: African Stars Knocked Out of Confederation Cup

African Stars bowed out of the 2018/19 CAF Confederation Cup after a 0-1 defeat by Raja Casablanca of Morocco on Sunday. Read more »

Namibia: Goats Killed By 'Mysterious Beast'

Residents of Uukwanambwa and Amuteya villages in the Onyaanya constituency, Oshikoto region, are left looking for answers after close to 30 goats were killed and their blood… Read more »

Namibia: Govt Not Decided On Early Retirement Age - Simataa

THE government has not yet decided on changing the early retirement age for civil servants, secretary to Cabinet George Simataa said yesterday. Read more »

Namibia: Shaningwa Rejects Call for Her to Resign

SWAPO secretary general Sophia Shaningwa has rejected a call by a lecturer at the party's school for her to resign, saying the person making the demands did not vote for her. Read more »

Namibia: Hundreds Awarded Namcol Scholarships

THE Namibian College of Open Learning announced the awarding of scholarships to hundreds of Grade 10 and 12 pupils for 2019 in Windhoek on Wednesday. Read more »

Namibia: Govt Claims Angola Oil Not Up to Standard

The energy ministry says Angola's refined oil does not meet Namibian standards, but this could change because the oil-rich country is currently building a refinery to produce… Read more »

Namibia: Cable Theft Affects Hundreds of Telecom Customers

AT LEAST 912 Telecom Namibia customers were left without services on Tuesday night and Wednesday after a cable theft incident disrupted telecommunications in northern parts of… Read more »

Namibia: Full Moon Music Studios - Strengthening Local Talent

Full Moon Music Studios at Katima Mulilo is running a three-month recording promotion, predominantly aimed at upcoming artists who want to record their music at affordable rates. Read more »

Namibia: Keetmans Teacher's Abduction Case Postponed

The Keetmanshoop Magistrate's Court yesterday postponed the case of Valerie Bock, a former Suiderlig High School teacher at Keetmanshoop accused of abducting a 15-year-old Grade 9… Read more »

Namibia: Capacity Concerns Force Schools to Prioritise Own Pupils

Capacity concerns have forced some secondary schools in the capital to give first preference to their own pupils who failed Grade 10, over learners from other schools. Read more »

Namibia: Health Passports Shortages Persist

Patients in most parts of the country are being asked to bring notebooks, or else their medical records will be written on pieces of paper as state hospitals continue to grapple… Read more »

Namibia: Operation Hornkranz' Will Proceed and Succeed - Ndeitunga

Police inspector general Sebastian Ndeitunga warned those orchestrating criminal activities that 'Operation Hornkranz' will continue. Read more »

Namibia: Tough Qualification Path to Olympics

Namibia's national women's hockey team will face a tough challenge to qualify for next year's Olympic Games at the final qualifying event in Spain in June this year. Read more »

Namibia: Memorial Service for Mass Accident Victims

A memorial service for the six people who burnt beyond recognition in a collision on 10 August 2018 on the Otjiwarongo-Otavi B1 road was held on Tuesday evening at Otjiwarongo's… Read more »

Namibia: Sankwasa's Many Cattle Cause Uproar

Deputy works minister James Sankwasa is in hot water after he moved his 500 cattle to Ikaba in the Kabbe constituency of the Zambezi region for grazing. Read more »

Namibia: Lecturer Facing Attempted Murder Charges Remains in Custody

A LECTURER at the University of Namibia's Rundu campus, who stands accused of shooting at two men in December, was once again ordered to remain in custody on Tuesday. Read more »

Namibia: Guilty Cop 'Haunted' By Death of Love Rival

A police inspector convicted of having murdered a teenager who was his rival in a love triangle told a judge in the Windhoek High Court yesterday that he would be haunted to the… Read more »

Namibia: Tura Seek Magic Touch

TURA Magic captain Oswaldo Xamseb believes a positive result against MTC Namibia Premiership leaders Black Africa at the Sam Nujoma Stadium on Thursday night could spark an… Read more »