April 17
Namibia: Creative Industry Gets Boost - Film and Creative City Approved
Namibia's creative industry is gaining traction, with increased film activity creating jobs and bringing new income into the economy. Read more »
Namibia: Mavutu Conversations - the Joys of Motherhood
This past weekend, I spent it watching my mother tend to my younger siblings and her grandchildren. To say I have newfound respect for her would slightly be an understatement. Read more »
Namibia: Loubser's Drama Club Opens Global Doors
Windhoek-based acting coach Michelle Loubser is steadily transforming the local performing arts landscape through a drama club she founded in 2020. Read more »
Namibia: Big Ben Live Back At Zoo Park
Big Ben is set to host his annual Big Ben Live show tomorrow at the Zoo Park after a one-year hiatus. Read more »
April 16
Namibia: Murder Accused Face Corruption Charges
The prosecution in the trial involving several individuals in relation to the death of late prosecutor Justine Shiweda has amended the charges from the initial offence of murder to… Read more »
Namibia: Okongo Extends Unoccupied Plots Withdrawal
The Okongo Village Council has extended the deadline for the revocation of unoccupied plots with outstanding arrears of N$20 000 and above. Read more »
April 15
Namibia: Govt Backs Jobs, Skills and Funding for Youth
The Namibian government has launched expanded youth programmes intended to reduce unemployment through training, funding and skills development. Read more »
April 14
Namibia: Over 400 Rundu School Furniture Repaired
The chronic shortage of school furniture at two local secondary schools in Rundu has been significantly eased following a N$90 000 sponsorship from KDG Autolink. Read more »
April 09
Namibia: Editors' Forum Shuts Door On Non-Members ... FNB Pumps N$250 000 Into Journalism Awards
The Editors' Forum of Namibia (EFN) has confirmed that non-member media houses will be excluded from its annual journalism awards from 2027. Read more »
Namibia: Sankwasa Tears Into 'Shambolic' Rundu
Urban and rural development minister James Sankwasa is unimpressed by the situation at the Rundu Town Council. Read more »
Namibia: Parents Have 60 Days to Reclaim Children
Children who are abandoned or handed over to authorities will officially become the responsibility of the Namibian government if they are not reclaimed within 60 days. Read more »
Namibia: Zambezi Flood-Affected Schools Resume
Learners from three flood-affected schools in Kabbe North and Kabbe South resumed classes on Tuesday after being successfully relocated to higher ground. Read more »
Namibia: 'It Was a Mistake' ... a Murder Accused's Confession
A warning statement of a Zimbabwean national accused of murdering and dumping the body of Akundaishe Natalie Chipomho (9) in a municipal bin in 2020 was read into the record… Read more »
Namibia: CBS Products Dominate Newspaper Cup
A total of 17 graduate players from the Collin Benjamin Soccer Talents (CBS) represented their respective regions in the recently concluded Nedbank Newspaper Cup, with eight of… Read more »
Namibia: Personality of the Week - From Okuryangava to Captaincy ...Mbaire's Rise Built On Patience, Purpose
For Usuta Mbaire, football did not begin as a lifelong dream, but as a simple decision made during his high school years. Read more »
Africa: Transunion Africa Appoints Botha to Lead Legal, Risk and Compliance
TransUnion Africa, a global information and insights company, has appointed Annemie Botha as General Counsel, effective 1 February 2026. In her role, Botha will lead TransUnion… Read more »
Namibia: Namdeb, NAMITVEST, MUN Drive Mining Investment
Namdeb, NAMITVEST Investment Holdings, and the Mineworkers Union of Namibia (MUN) have united to improve access to investment opportunities for mineworkers. Read more »
Namibia: PSCE Edges Higher As Businesses Tread Cautiously
Private sector credit extension (PSCE) in Namibia showed tentative signs of recovery in February 2026, but the underlying picture remains fragile, with uneven momentum and mounting… Read more »
Namibia: NNN's SONA Ushers in Hope Amid Turbulence
Despite external economic shocks and unexpected disruptive global political headwinds, the Namibian economy remains resilient and has made notable progress. Read more »
Namibia: Live At Walvis' Troubled Dumpsite
What was meant to be a controlled landfill has become an informal settlement of more than 100 shacks, where an illegal shebeen sells traditional beer and over 300 people now live… Read more »
Namibia: Lake Liambezi - Farmers Rush to Rescue Crops ...As Floodwaters Advance
Farmers along Lake Liambezi are scrambling to harvest maize, sorghum and other crops before advancing floodwaters reach their fields. Read more »
Namibia: NTA Hosts HMVK Autumn Open
The Namibia Tennis Association (NTA) has officially launched the HMVK Windhoek Autumn Open, sponsored by Rand Merchant Bank (RMB) Namibia, with matches getting underway today at… Read more »
Namibia: Top 8 Cup Returns to Ignite Football
Standard Bank Namibia launched the Top 8 Cup on Tuesday in Windhoek. The tournament celebrates teams that have worked tirelessly throughout the Namibia Premier Football League… Read more »
April 08
Namibia: Fishrot Assets to Remain Frozen
The Supreme Court of Namibia last Thursday upheld a High Court order restraining the accused in the 'Fishrot corruption saga' from accessing forfeited assets. Read more »
Namibia: Nam Diplomats Accused of 'Double-Dipping' ...As MPs Poke Holes in the Mirt Budget
Several members of the National Assembly last week probed the budget for international relations and trade regarding how funds are allocated and utilised across Namibia's foreign… Read more »










