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The crass tribalism that labour minister Utoni Nujoma shamelessly exhibited in parliament is final proof, if any was needed, that he was never fit to be a Namibian leader.

International relations minister and deputy prime minister Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has proposed that the long-standing border dispute concerning the Orange River be addressed during the current bilateral negotiations between South Africa and Namibia.

The Cabinet turned down a proposal to bail out the National Petroleum Corporation (Namcor), which is in debt of over N$2 billion and faces potential liquidation.

By: Kelvin Chiringa A family that claims to have fallen victim to the trickery of a Namibia-based Nigerian prophet has this week finally testified against him in the Windhoek High Court. Head of the family

A 55-year-old woman was arrested at the airport on Friday as customs detected a drug trafficking case and seized about HK$2.2 million worth ...

Rod Dry, founder of the Silver Creek Mountain Band, reminisced about the fond memories from their earlier musical days.

Swakop Striders Athletics Club star Francis Uatema may have missed out on the opportunity to represent his country at the prestigious World Athletics Championships and the Olympic Games but the Namibian sprinter has no regrets at all. In fact, the Otavi-born runner is happy that he realised his other dream to win the 400m dash at the Namibian Senior Athletics Championships.

President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to lead a delegation of ministers on a

After nearly seven months in jail, Namibia Economic Freedom Fighters member Michael Amushelelo heard yesterday that he and a fellow activist, Dimbulukeni Nauyoma, have been found not guilty on the three charges on which they were prosecuted.

Fillipus 'Energy' Nghitumbwa is a “future world champion”, says promoter Nestor Tobias ahead of the fighter's showdown with South African Thatho Bonokoane for the vacant WBO Africa super bantamweight title in early December.