Namibia: Correctional Officer Takes Own Life At Omaruru Facility
A 32-year-old correctional officer took his life at the Omaruru Correctional Facility on Saturday afternoon, the police have…
Namibia’s Blood Reserves Only Enough for One Day, Nambts Urges Donations
The Blood Transfusion Service of Namibia (NamBTS) has confirmed a critical blood shortage, with the current supply only…
Namibia: Corner Pub Serves Eighth Helping of Hope
Corner Pub and Grill on Saturday hosted orphans from the Children Life Change Centre at Okuryangava for its…
Agribank told to halt farm auctions as land reform debt traps farmers – Top Story 2
The Previously Disadvantaged Namibian Farmers’ Union (PDNFU) has called on Agribank of Namibia to halt all farm repossessions…
Namibia’s Online Payment ProblemBooking a holiday shouldn’t be this hard – Business
This December, like countless Namibian families, I attempted something that should be straightforward: booking a holiday online. The…
Analysts warn frequent executive director reshuffles weaken Namibian civil service stability – Top Story 3
The frequent reshuffling of executive directors (EDs) across ministries has raised concerns about the stability and effectiveness of…
Discover Namibia in 2026: Why This Unspoiled African Gem Is the Ultimate Travel Dupe to South Africa – All You Need To Know Now !
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Africa buried millions of tons of algae in the desert — and what happened in the country with 11% of the world’s uranium astonished scientists: infertile soil reacted, microorganisms returned, and the water stopped disappearing
Namibia possesses some of the largest mineral assets on the African continent, with significant production of uranium and…
High Commissioner Harruna Attah advances AfCFTA agenda through November in Namibia Business Forum
(from left): H.E. High Commissioner Alhaji Harruna Attah drives home a point; Ms. Katrina Amupolo (Manager: MSME Market…
Ondangwa court denies bail to man accused of killing Oshikoto headman over land dispute – Top Story 1
The Ondangwa Magistrate’s Court has denied bail to a man (59) accused of killing a village headman and…
Namibia’s household credit conditions remain tight – Business
Namibia’s household financing conditions remained tight in November 2025, with credit demand continuing to favour essential and asset-backed…
Education minister warns against hiking tuition fees as Namibia subsidises tertiary education for 134 000 students – Top Story 4
Education minister Sanet Steenkamp has warned higher education institutions against raising tuition fees in response to the government’s…