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Germany has backed Israel against South Africa’s charges of genocide at the International Court of Justice, but a source close to the embassy says the case could lead to increased humanitarian aid.

While dam levels continue to drop, the levels of perennial rivers in the north of Namibia are increasing and those living in flood-prone regions have been warned to take the...

Namibia Accelerates Development Towards First Oil

St Barnabas Primary School in Katutura experienced a year of enhanced support from the Windhoek Country Club Resort during 2023, with various initiatives aimed at uplifting the...

The teachers did not often adapt their practices to suit their specific cultural and linguistic contexts.

WINDHOEK,- Namibia's President Hage Geingob will travel to the United States on Wednesday to undergo cancer treatment, the presidency has announced. A regular medical check-up earlier this month revealed the 82-year old head of state had cancer, his office said last week, without giving details about his condition. The president has accepted an offer by…

Namibia's President has taken aim at Germany's decision to back Israel in its genocide case before the International Court of Justice. His comments have drawn reaction at home and abroad.

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.”

One of the two surviving ‘founders’ of Katutura football club Orlando Pirates, Lemmy Narib, has called for reconciliation with the other ‘founder’, Hans Eichab, who has accused him of wanting to arbitrarily sell the club to a third party.

A trainee doctor who was accused of raping a patient with a brain injury in April 2021 in a Windhoek hospital was found guilty yesterday.The incident took place on 11 April 2021 in...