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The Okavango River which is the lifeblood for many residents in Botswana could be contaminated as a result of oil drilling by ReconAfrica. This was revealed

Good Samaritans’ donations of much-needed healthcare equipment for the country's public health system played a major role in keeping the system afloat during the height of...

Namibia should increase investment in higher-yielding horticultural seeds, water availability and basic farmer training to boost production and competitiveness in international markets and also take advantage of the African Continental Free Trade Area.

The National Democratic Party (NDP) has officially appointed Mukendwa Simasiku to represent it on the Katima Mulilo Town Council.

Officials from the Omaruru Town Council today conveyed their wish to improve the town's only bridge to facilitate smooth traffic movement both in and out of the...

A Kavango East family, which tragically lost 16 people in May to suspected food poisoning, says they still have no food to eat.The last decent meal they had was during the burial...

Kunene Grapes and Citrus Et Al Ltd to grow grapes, citrus and avocados in northwestern Namibia

The government has been urged to intervene in the face of looming food insecurity in the country, mainly in the communal areas.

The champions of the Central Volleyball Association league will be decided this weekend when the final round of matches will be played at the Unam Hall. 

The Namibian Agronomic Board (NAB) will open the border on 14 August for the importation of white maize to supplement supplies from local producers.