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The Zambian government has ratified the Walvis Bay-Ndola-Lubumbashi Development Corridor (WBNLDC) Tripartite Agreement on 12 January 2024.

Political squabbles and simmering family feuds have plunged eight chieftaincies into limbo for eight years, leaving communities longing for resolution and casting a long shadow over traditional leadership in Namibia.”

Gail Taukuheke is not only a social worker, she is also an Anglican reverend, mother, wife and neighbour.

Namibian grapes make their way to major UK supermarkets

The number of people projected to be affected by food insecurity between October 2023 and March this year is estimated at 695 000, or 26% of the population, and will cost the...

Some Walvis Bay residents say they have been scammed out of money by individuals claiming to help them secure placement for their children in grades 1 and 8.

Fruit farmers in the Western Cape are battling to get their fruit to overseas markets in time due to massive issues at the Cape Town port.

The official inauguration of the brand-new Narraville High School took place on yesterday in Walvis Bay, marking a significant step towards educational advancement in the Erongo...

The United Democratic Front (UDF) is set to discuss the party’s parliamentary seats after outgoing president Apius Auchab and vice president Dudu Murorua failed to retain their positions in the party structure.

South Africa must focus on the recovery of its rail system, especially with regards to exports of coal through Richards Bay.