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Namibian private airline, FlyNamibia, on Tuesday announced the planned launch of the new Windhoek-Victoria Falls service, commencing on April 4,

He ruled over the dustbins of Windhoek’s Kleine Kuppe suburb for a year.

The Bank of Namibia (BoN) has attracted more interest in the treasury bills auction than what was up for offer, suggesting that the nation still has a surplus of high-quality assets for investors to put their money into.

A report on a traditional leadership succession dispute in the Gciriku community still needs to be submitted to the Council of Traditional Leaders, the minister of urban and rural development, Erastus Uutoni, says.

Former fisheries and marine resources minister Bernhard Esau and one of his co-accused in the Fishrot fishing quotas fraud, corruption and racketeering case, Nigel van Wyk, are due to hear in two weeks’ time if they have had success with their latest application to be granted bail.

A cool, green landscape with stunning geographical formations and incredible history, art and architecture. Here’s why Lubango in Angola is worth a visit.

WINDHOEK, Nov. 27 (Xinhua) -- Namibia experienced a decrease in rhino poaching this year, registering 42 cases compared to 87 the previous year, but saw an increase in elephant poaching, reaching eight cases, up

In a resonating fusion of cultural roots and contemporary beats, the Windhoek-based duo Odotcom consisting of Samuel Mbalundu AKA Junox and Muakambithatji Katetu AKA Wizzen,...

While ongoing power struggles within the commandos of both the Ovaherero (Red Flag) and Ovambanderu (Green Flag) traditional authorities are spilling over into the courts with no end in sight, Kakururume Kamatuka says the solution lies in the establishment of an alternative Blue Flag regiment.

The judge to whom the Fishrot fishing quotas fraud, corruption and racketeering case has been assigned wants the matter to proceed to trial in the first week of December.