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Namibians are understandably in football heaven after our 27th-ranked Brave Warriors beat the third-best nation in Africa, Tunisia, to record their first-ever Afcon win.

From the Namibian perspective, justice should embody the collective pursuit of rectifying societal imbalances, acknowledging historical injustices, and fostering inclusivity for all ethnicities, cultures and backgrounds.

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The Namibian Police say despite nine suspects – two at Opuwo and seven at Rundu – already in custody, the investigation into the multimillion-dollar theft at Bank Windhoek at Opuwo is still at “infancy stage”.

Windhoek district magistrate Ndapewa Selma Amadhila yesterday was met with silence after requesting nominations to fill the two remaining seats of the municipal council’s management committee.

Former national middle-distance runner Vilho Namufinda was one of the most competitive and consistent runners in his heyday.

Three men facing charges in connection with a fatal robbery committed at Windhoek’s Avis Dam in July 2020 made their first pretrial appearance in the Windhoek High Court yesterday.

Unions say merger conditions set by Competition Tribunal have not been met...

From Australia’s Kimberley region to the rainforests of Madagascar, there are plenty of spectacular voyages on offer this year

WINDHOEK,- Namibia's President Hage Geingob was diagnosed with cancer during a medical check-up earlier this month and will undergo treatment, the office of the 82-year-old head of state said on Friday. A statement from his office did not give further details about his condition, but said he would continue to carry out presidential duties. Namibia…