This week, the urban and rural development ministry officially handed over newly installed streetlights along the B8 trunk road in Ndiyona settlement, a project minister ...

Almost all Namibian correctional facilities have on-site clinics, but because these clinics are not properly registered with the health ministry, they cannot ...

Last Saturday, under the cloudy dark skies of Otavi, the town’s grey soil embraced the remains of a man whose name evoked both reverence and revulsion – Ernst ...

Namibia is on the brink of an energy transformation. With some of the highest solar irradiation levels in the world and vast stretches of unpopulated land, the country is ...

The US–Africa preferential trade deal – in place for a quarter of a century – expired on 30 September 2025. It remains uncertain whether the trade deal will be renewed ...

Cybercriminals are not only using fear and urgency to exploit their victims. Positive emotions such as empathy, curiosity, and a desire to help, are also being exploited, ...

Some lives are impossible to summarise in simple headlines. Ernst Lichtenstrasser was one of them. He was a white Austrian who became a comrade in Namibia’s liberation ...

Oslo-listed BW Energy says preliminary results from its Kharas-1 appraisal well offshore Namibia are “encouraging,” confirming hydrocarbon-bearing intervals and evidence of ...

Tourism establishments west of Outjo have accused the Roads Authority (RA) of gross neglect, claiming the D2743 gravel road leading to several lodges has gone more than a ...

Every election season, the youth of Leonardville line up under the scorching sun – hopeful, determined and believing that our votes will finally bring the change we’ve ...

Namibia’s red meat industry is on high alert as the persistent foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) crisis in South Africa continues to threaten regional livestock trade and ...

IPC parliamentarian Aloysius Kangulu last week took to the National Assembly floor to sound the alarm over what he called a ‘threat to national security’ – a supposed ...