Namibia: Namibia to Mark World Food Day in Kavango West

Namibia will commemorate World Food Day in the Kavango West region on Saturday, with the focus on collaboration and sustainable solutions to address the country's food security… Read more »

Namibia: 50 Family Members Face Eviction At Omundaungilo

Affirmative Repositioning (AR) parliamentarian Fredrick Shitana on Thursday raised concern about 50 family members facing eviction in the Omundaungilo area of the Ohangwena region. Read more »

Namibia: Government Records Immovable Assets Valued At N$47.4 Billion

Works and transport minister Veikko Nekundi says the government has recorded immovable assets valued at N$47.4 billion, comprising approximately 9 640 individual assets. Read more »

Africa: Pension Funds, Insurance Companies Sit On Billions While Africa Goes Dark

Pension funds and insurance companies in different African countries invest billions abroad despite energy projects on the continent needing investment, says chairperson of the… Read more »

Namibia: Fraudsters Posing As Cops Swindle Pensioner of N$1 Million

A woman (62) from Olukulo village in the Tsandi constituency of the Omusati region has lost more than N$1 million after allegedly being duped by three men who pretended to be… Read more »

Namibia: Four Police Officers Arrested for Soliciting Bribes From Offenders

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) on Thursday confirmed the arrest of four police officers for allegedly receiving bribes from offenders in police custody. Read more »

Namibia: 'Omalaka' Hitmaker Dee'a to Cement His Place With New Album

Namibian gospel artist Leopold Dee'A Vatilifa is preparing to release his long-awaited album, 'Pain and Glory', marking a defining moment in his music career. Read more »

Namibia: Govt Allocates N$185 Million to Recruit 1 537 Health Workers

The government has allocated N$185 million to the Ministry of Health and Social Services to recruit 1 537 new health personnel, as part of efforts to strengthen Namibia's… Read more »

Congo-Kinshasa: Last Ebola Patient Discharged in DRC, Signalling the End of the Outbreak

On Sunday the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) reached a significant milestone in its fight against the Ebola outbreak, as the last patient was discharged. Read more »

Namibia: SOEs Must Shape Up or Ship Out - Swapo MP Amutenya

Swapo parliamentarian Willem Amutenya says state-owned enterprises (SOEs) must deliver on their mandate or stand aside. Read more »

Namibia: Traditional Leaders Fear Land Bill Will Strip Them of Authority Over Communal Land

Council of Traditional Authorities chairperson chief Immanuel Gaseb on Wednesday expressed strong opposition to the land bill currently before parliament, saying traditional… Read more »

Namibia: Poor Service Will Not Be Tolerated - Ngurare

Prime minister Elijah Ngurare has urged civil servants to improve service delivery, warning that poor performance and delays would not be tolerated under the eighth administration. Read more »

Southern Africa: Zambia Take Two-Goal Lead

Zambia beat Namibia 4-2 in their Women's Africa Cup of Nations qualifier match in Johannesburg today to take the advantage heading into their return leg match in Zambia on 26… Read more »

Namibia: No Takeover of Walvis Bay Private Schools

The Ministry of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sport, Arts and Culture has dismissed allegations that it plans to take over several private schools at Walvis Bay. Read more »

Namibia: Two Minors Among Nine Omuthiya Crash Deaths

Nine people died and about 15 others were seriously injured when a bus and a truck collided on the B1 road between Oniipa and Omuthiya on Sunday. Read more »

Namibia: Walvis Bay Man to Admit Murdering Boy Aged 5

A Walvis Bay resident plans to admit that he murdered his five-year-old stepson and then buried the boy's body in a shallow grave in January 2023. Read more »

Namibia: State Gets More Time in N$163m Crypto Fraud Case

A court interdict about electronic information storage devices is holding up the investigation of a case in which a couple are accused of defrauding investors of N$163 million… Read more »

Namibia: Pregnant 'Dorsland' Poached With Unknown Gun,No Arrests Made

'Dorsland', the pregnant black rhino who was poached at Khorixas over the weekend, was killed with an unknown firearm, and her horns, worth N$500 000, were stolen. Read more »

Namibia: No Rejecting Workers With Mental Illness

New bill aims to end discrimination at work, promote fair opportunities Read more »

Namibia: Budget Shortfall Hits N$3.2 Billion

Minister of finance Ericah Shafudah yesterday said, in terms of current projections, a shortfall of N$3.2 billion in government revenue during the 2025/26 financial year is… Read more »

Namibia: Gladiators Take Aim At Wafcon 2026 Qualification

Namibia are aiming for a second appearance at the TotalEnergies CAF Women's Africa Cup of Nations (Wafcon) when they take on Zambia in the first leg of their second-round qualifier… Read more »

Namibia: We Learn From Tough Games - Martin Krafft

The Krafft brothers, Max and Jura, came joint 25th out of 47 nations at the Beach Volleyball u21 World Championships which was concluded in Puebla, Mexico, over the weekend. Read more »

Namibia: Maharero Calls for Return to Basics in Football

Local football analyst Sonny Maharero has criticised the state of Namibian football, describing the current situation as "dire" and calling for urgent structural reform, better… Read more »

Namibia: Govt Allocates N$663 Million for Free Tertiary Education Rollout in 2026

The government has allocated N$663 million to cover registration and tuition fees for the first quarter of 2026 as part of the phased rollout of subsidised free tertiary education. Read more »

Namibia: Vaccine Gap Looms After First Mpox Case

The Ministry of Health and Social Services is yet to confirm whether Namibia has received mpox vaccines following the country's first confirmed case reported on Friday. Read more »