Namibia: 'Strong Case' Against Accused in Fishing Quotas Corruption, Court Says

THE state has shown that it has a strong case against six of the men charged in the Fishrot fishing quotas fraud and corruption case, the Supreme Court has concluded in a judgement… Read more »

Namibia: Another Oil Discovery in Namibian Waters

CONSIDER the distance between Windhoek and Mariental, approximately 270 kilometres. That's roughly the same distance from the Namibian shore where oil was again discovered by… Read more »

Namibia: Cancelled Tenders Risking Lives - Shangula

HEALTH and social services minister Kalumbi Shangula says his ministry has been forced to cancel some operations due to the cancellation of multibillion-dollar medical tenders a… Read more »

Namibia: More Than 210 000 Namibians On HIV Therapy

ABOUT 99% of the estimated 215 348 Namibians living with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) are receiving HIV therapy, health minister Kalumbi Shangula has said. Read more »

Namibia: Windhoek Constituency to Get Security Cameras in Crime Hotspots

The Samora Machel constituency in Windhoek recently bought CCTV cameras to install in the areas of Wanaheda, Havana and Goreangab Dam. Read more »

Namibia: Fishrot Accused Rejects State's Plea Deal Offer

ONE of the men charged in connection with the Fishrot fishing quotas fraud and corruption case says he rejected an offer to admit guilt on only one of the nine charges he is… Read more »

Namibia: 'Slow Learner' Builds Power Bank

Seeing his mother and siblings travel far just to charge their cellphones inspired pupil Mudjembo Matheus (23) to build a power bank which can charge five cellphones in one day. Read more »

Namibia: Don't Wait for Opposition to Criticise Swapo - Aupindi

SWAPO central committee member and MP Tobie Aupindi has called on party members to hold leaders accountable, and not to wait until the opposition does so. Read more »

Namibia: Marcha-Lee Lorenz Releases Third Album

GOSPEL and country artist Marcha-Lee Lorenz launched her third album, 'Thank you Lord' over the weekend. Read more »

Namibia: More Than 210,000 Namibians On HIV Therapy

About 99% of the estimated 215 348 Namibians living with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) are receiving HIV therapy, health minister Kalumbi Shangula has said. Read more »

Namibia: Minister Calls for Sanity At National Housing Enterprise

THE minister of urban and rural development, Erastus Uutoni, has called for sanity at the National Housing Enterprise (NHE) in the wake of a strike by employees demanding better… Read more »

Namibia: Police Kill Man in Pangolin Skin Sting Operation

The Namibian Police at Rundu on Friday night allegedly shot and killed a 34-year-old man found in possession of a pangolin skin. Read more »

Namibia: Revamping the City One Spot At a Time

A YOUNG couple is currently on the move, revamping old bus stops in Windhoek. Read more »

Namibia: Rundu 'Whipping Boss' Suspends Himself, Employees

The Rundu Total Service Station owner who has been accused of whipping his employees has put himself on 14 days' suspension, along with the involved employees to allow for… Read more »

Namibia: Niger Passes Law to Tackle Migrant Smuggling

Niger has approved a law against the smuggling of migrants in an effort to stem the deadly flow of vulnerable Africans across its vast desert north, many of them headed towards… Read more »

Namibia: DRC Pulls Plug On Inga

NAMIBIA'S dream to be part of a power project which would have been the stepping stone for the biggest hydro-electric plant in Africa has been shattered after the Democratic… Read more »

Namibia: International Court Considers Charges Against Former President Nujoma

THE International Criminal Court (ICC) is considering a submission to hold former President Sam Nujoma and three others accountable for people who went missing under the care of… Read more »