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Namibia Breweries Limited (NBL) says the only way it will be able to put less pressure on the limited water supplies within the central areas of the country is if it is allowed to...

The Bank of Namibia (BoN) has declared its highest dividend yet of N$511,1 million since its inception in 1990. Over its last two financial periods, the […]

ISUZU Foundation, a collaborative initiative between ISUZU Motors South Africa and its Dealer Network, has expanded its impact into neighbouring Namibia by handing over 100 much-needed school desks and chairs to Elias Amxab Combined School, situated in Sesfontein settlement, Epupa Circuit in the Kunene Region. The school accommodates 820 learners…

World Food Programme (WFP) supports Namibias effort to ramp up domestic food production to ensure food self sufficiency

Ignoring the crisis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo at this critical stage will create a far more dire protection crisis.

By: Justicia Shipena   While Windhoek Draught maintains its position as the leading brand in Namibia, it has seen a decline in its market share. Peter Simons, Managing Director of Namibia Breweries Limited (NBL), revealed

Namibia is set to host the inaugural Global African Hydrogen Summit (GAH2S) in Windhoek from 3 to 5 September.Set to take place under the theme 'From ambition to action:...

%%title%% %%sep%% %%primary_category%% %%sep%% %%sitename%% %%sep%% The large turnout and diverse field on show at the 40th anniversary of the Namibian Volleyball Federation (NVF) Doc Tournament staged at The Dome at Swakopmund over the Easter weekend indicates that the sport remains on track to meet its objectives, organisers say.

What was a dream for so many learners of Augustinium Secondary School and the Havana Project finally became a reality on 25 February, when learners met ministers and...

From ALFRED SHILONGO in Windhoek, NamibiaNamibia BureauWINDHOEK, (CAJ News) - NAMIBIA has urged member states of the United Nations (UN) to finalise the “UN Convention on countering the use of Information and Communications Technologies for criminal purposes.” The process has faced some hurdles since it was mooted in 2020. That year, a session of the