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If only agriculture enjoyed the attention it deserved, Namibia might not experience malnutrition deaths and hunger-related ills.

A sombre cloud hangs over the house of //Khomanin queen, Gaos Juliane Gawa-!Nas, in Dolam as the family tries to come to terms with the sudden death of their son, Armando...

WINDHOEK, Dec. 17 (Xinhua) -- Local entrepreneurs in Namibia's car scrapping industry are seizing the opportunity presented by the high cost of spare parts to foster business growth and create job opportunities.

Amibia is one of the hottest of global energy hotspots and as a crucial contributor to global exploration efforts, it stands tall among the energy sector giants.

A justice ministry lawyer, whose appointment as a legal aid counsel was withdrawn in the wake of remarks about Damara people that she had made on social media, will have to wait for another month to hear the outcome of her legal challenge against the withdrawal of her appointment.

The National Theatre of Namibia (NTN) recently came under heavy attack from disgruntled local musicians complaining that exorbitant venue hire charges are making it almost impossible for musicians to perform at the state theatre in Windhoek.

The resource is curated for travelers hoping to lay their heads in Black-owned establishments while exploring the Motherland.

Water shortages are one of the greatest problems created by a warming world. A decentralized water system is a compelling counterargument to the notion that bigger is better.

The City of Windhoek will write off 100% of both the capital and interest on debts owed by pensioners that register with the municipality, provided they currently have or agree to prepaid water and electricity meters being installed at their homes.

Log-leaders African Stars are peaking at the right moment as their premier league title defence moves into top gear, and are strong favourites to stretch their lead even further when they take on struggling Civics and Tigers this weekend.