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Namibian volleyball action is heating up as teams in eight regional leagues battle it out to try and qualify for the Namibia Volleyball Federation Cup in September. 

African cuckoos may have met their match with the fork-tailed drongo, which scientists predict can detect and reject cuckoo eggs from their nest on almost every occasion, despite them on average looking almost identical to drongo eggs.

Defending champions Windhoek Gymnasium emerged as firm title contenders for this year’s Standard Bank Namibia Secondary School’s Rugby u19 Super League tournament after beating Windhoek Afrikaans Private School 39-13 on Friday. 

A woman was arrested on Sunday in connection with a helicopter crash at Swakopmund last week which claimed two lives, according to Erongo police spokesperson inspector Ileni Shapumba.

Detained protest leader Michael Amushelelo is facing a further period of three weeks in custody before he is due to hear if he has succeeded with an appeal to be granted bail.

Oryx Properties has successfully raised N$312.8 million through its recent right issue, representing a subscription rate of 82.4%, the locally-listed group announced on the...

A woman from Swakopmund who has been accused of fraud, falsification of a flight test permit and culpable homicide was denied bail in the Swakopmund Magistrate’s Court today.This...

FNB Rehoboth pulled off a stunning 31-25 victory against FNB Unam on Saturday to strengthen their chances of reaching the knockout stages of the Namibia Rugby Premier League.

Namibia's electricity prices have seen consumers struggling to keep up with the increasing cost of living.

The Internet has opened up a world far beyond “Google it.” To keep abreast of what was happening at any given time in the past, I sought out the two or three newspapers that could be found—maybe a month out of date—at a local hotel while on the road. The…