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Authorities are exploring ways to recycle wastewater for direct reuse, without having to first return it to the natural environment.

Between 2022 and 2023, Bank Windhoek has financed a total of 59 projects to the value of N$57.6 million across Namibia; 54 from Renewable Energy, four were Sustainable Agricultural...

Former professional road cyclist and two-time Namibian Olympian, Dan Craven, is bringing his award-winning bicycle brand, Onguza, to Windhoek for a unique pop-up shop at the...

A trip to Namibia gave this reader the chance to meet some Indigenous tribes, and lots of wild animals.

Khomas Nampol continued their great start to the Debmarine Namibia Premiership as they maintained their 100% record with two more victories over the weekend.

Outgoing Namibia Agricultural Union (NAU) president Pieter Gouws has called for cooperation among members rather than individualism if they are to leave a “good legacy”.

Namibia’s premier agricultural lender, Agribank, significantly boosted its loan disbursements, reaching over N$284 million this year, compared to the previous year’s N$194 million.

R and land reform Calle Schlettwein says the frequency of drought and floods has increased by 18% in the last four decades, compared to the same period before.

A thirteen-year-old boy at Otjomuise in Windhoek took his own life last week after his parents scolded him for allegedly watching pornography.

Several patients at the Windhoek Central Hospital have been forced to sleep on the floor of the hospital’s corridors.