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Meaningful investment might be essential for fixing power imbalances in science and innovation. Meaningful investment might be essential for fixing power imbalances in science and innovation.

WINDHOEK, Dec. 13 (Xinhua) -- The Bank of Namibia and the Namibia Revenue Agency (NamRA) on Wednesday officially launched the country's first Trade Verification System (TVS).

The state has shown it has evidence implicating former minister of fisheries and marine resources Bernhard Esau on what appears to be serious charges in the Fishrot case about the alleged unlawful use of Namibian fishing quotas, a judge said in a bail ruling delivered in the Windhoek High Court yesterday.

Namibian president, Hage Geingob, recently lifted the lid on long-simmering tensions in SACU, publicly accusing South Africa of under-industrialising the region. The outburst by Geingob, who said he has President Mokgweetsi Masisi’s support, comes as SA and Botswana brace for tough talks over the renewed horticultural import ban. Staff Writer, MBONGENI MGUNI reports

Namibia’s telecommunications giant, Mobile Telecommunications Limited (MTC), recorded revenue of N$3,04 billion for the year ended 30 September 2023.

Two South African lawyers who were arrested in Windhoek in November 2019 for violating immigration control laws after they wanted to represent one of the Fishrot defendants in a...

In the early hours of yesterday morning, three suspects robbed Town Lodge Windhoek hotel and fatally shot a security guard who responded to the incident.According to the police,...

African Stars moved three points clear at the top of the log after a consummate 3-1 victory against Khomas Nampol, while Young Brazilians had a great weekend on the road, collecting maximum points against Julinho and Okakarara Young Warriors.

High-ranking military officials have raised concerns about a proposal by British businessman and murder accused Harvey Boulter’s company to sell weapons to the Ministry of Defence and Veterans Affairs for N$29 million.

A group of individuals born in Windhoek’s Old Location are accusing the government of down-playing the significance of the 10 December 1959 massacre by lumping it under Human Rights Day and Women’s Day commemorations.