Namibia: Farmers Urged to Submit Animal Health Declaration Forms

THE Directorate of Veterinary Services has called on relevant stakeholders in the agricultural sector to submit outstanding Animal Health Declaration statements. Read more »

Namibia: Teacher Fights Bail Conditions Violation

THE Keetmanshoop Magistrate's Court last week postponed the state's application to cancel a high school teacher's bail after she violated conditions. Read more »

Namibia: Ex-Magistrate Tries to Dodge Rape Trial

A FORMER magistrate facing several charges of rape and kidnapping is now fighting to have his trial in the Windhoek High Court kept on hold while he pursues a legal challenge… Read more »

Namibia: Eefa Urges Farmers to Act Fast in Face of Drought

EASTERN Epukiro Farmers Association chairperson, Katjinduu Tjahuha has urged farmers at the Epukiro constituency to prepare for a severe drought season. Read more »

Namibia: Pastor in Court for Allegedly Raping Daughter

A PASTOR appeared in the Okahandja Magistrate's Court on Monday for allegedly raping his daughter. Read more »

Namibia: Nothing Wrong With Wearing Party Regalia - Ndeitunga

NAMIBIAN POLICE inspector general Sebastian Ndeitunga says people can wear any political party regalia at any event, provided it is not offensive. Read more »

Namibia: Jobless Nurses Give Ministry Ultimatum

ABOUT 150 registered nurses recently graduated from various educational institutions have given the ministry of health until 10 June to employ them, or face unspecified action. Read more »

Namibia: Nyambe Excited to Represent Namibia

WINDHOEK - Ryan Nyambe says he will give his all when he lines up for the Brave Warriors in the upcoming 2019 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) tournament in Egypt. Read more »

Namibia: Germany to Return 500-Year-Old Cape Cross

THE more than 500-year-old Portuguese stone cross of Cape Cross will be repatriated to Namibia by August, Namibia's ambassador to Germany, Andreas Guibeb, announced on Friday. Read more »

Namibia: Hero's Funeral for Former Vice President Iyambo

FORMER vice president Nickey Iyambo, who died in Windhoek yesterday after a long illness, will be accorded a hero's funeral, president Hage Geingob has said. Read more »

Namibia: Governor in Fishing Quotas Wrangle

THE board of a fishing company at Kosis settlement has accused //Kharas governor Lucia Basson of demanding N$16 000 after threatening them. Read more »

Namibia: Geingob Makes U-Turn On Taxi Union Meeting

PRESIDENT Hage Geingob cancelled a scheduled meeting with the Namibia Transport and Taxi Union leadership after union leader Werner Januarie said taxi drivers had lost faith in his… Read more »

Southern Africa: Global Organisations to Promote Energy Efficiency in SADC

VARIOUS international organisations have vowed to assist the Southern African Development Community in promoting energy efficiency within the region. Read more »

Namibia: Accused Man Claims Farmer Was Killed in Self-Defence

ONE of the men charged with having robbed and murdered a farmer in the Usakos area more than three and a half years ago claimed in the Windhoek High Court last week that he acted… Read more »

Namibia: 'Struggle Kids' Yearn for Better Days

CHILDREN of the liberation struggle say they still face a lot of hardships, and struggle to put bread on the table. Read more »

Namibia: Rent Charges Drop in 2019

RENT prices have dropped as at March 2019, the FNB Namibia rental index has shown. Read more »

Namibia: Foreign Interest in Narib's Golden Spikes

BOTSWANA'S former world and current Commonwealth Games champion Amantle Montsho could feature alongside several stars from abroad at the Narib Annual Track and Field Golden Spikes… Read more »

Namibia: Geingob Rejects Probe Into Dungeon Crimes

PRESIDENT Hage Geingob has rejected proposals to investigate crimes committed by the Swapo Party against its political prisoners during the liberation struggle. Read more »

Namibia: Judge Orders Removal of Online Defamation

A WINDHOEK-BASED businessman must remove all defamatory material about former Namibia University of Science and Technology vice chancellor Tjama Tjivikua and his wife that he… Read more »

Namibia: Cricketers Aiming for More Success

NAMIBIA's national cricket team has another chance of achieving more success when they compete in the ICC T20 World Cup Africa finals in Kampala, Uganda starting on Friday. Read more »

Namibia: Uphill Task for Livestock Farmers

FARMERS will have to pay more to sustain their livestock until the next rainy season, the Namibia Agricultural Union said yesterday. Read more »

Namibia: Swapo Appoints New Board Bosses

DEVELOPMENT Bank of Namibia chief executive Martin Inkumbi and Swapo youth league leader Ephraim Nekongo are among the new faces appointed to the boards of Swapo-owned companies. Read more »

Namibia: 'I Was Never a Swapo Member' ... Immanuel Challenges Ruling Party for Proof

THE independent candidate for the Ondangwa Urban constituency, Angelina Immanuel, has refuted claims that she is a Swapo member. Read more »

Namibia: Unsustainable Fiscal Policy Leads to Higher Inflation - Bon

HIGH government budget deficits could impair monerary policy objective price stability, the Bank of Namibia said. Read more »

Namibia: Tigers Revive Top 8 Hopes

Tigers Football Club defeated Julinho Sporting 3-0 in an MTC Namibia Premier League match at the Sam Nujoma Stadium on Tuesday evening to ease their relegation fears and keep hopes… Read more »