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Following about 15 pupils from Versteende Woud Primary School being rushed to the Khorixas District Hospital on Monday after complaining of abdominal cramps and diarrhoea, samples have been sent to a laboratory to be tested. 

I never used to understand what all the fuss was about when it came to safari. Then I went to Londolozi, five intimate luxury camps in South Africa’s Sabi Sands Game Reserve, and that changed forever. I discovered that it really is one of the best – and most magical – travel experiences on Earth.

The Ministry of Finance and Public Enterprises’ review panel has advised the Oshakati Town Council to apply for the blacklisting of a company accused of using false certificates to win a N$7,3-million road upgrading tender.

The woman who was allegedly stabbed to death at Rocky Crest in Windhoek last week by her husband, had strong opinions about gender-based violence (GBV), and had said that men had normalised abusing women.

Namibia has the potential to generate close to N$14 billion in revenue from the production of wind turbine towers, if investment is channelled into the manufacturing sector.

In the dusty town of Opuwo, where the afternoon dust makes you believe it will rain sand, Nico Hijendepi Rebebe, a mild-mannered 30-year-old bank employee, left […]

A Teenager(17) was arrested on Thursday for allegedly kidnapping and raping a girl (8) at Opuwo's Okondaune location. Kunene crime investigations deputy commissioner Paavo Iyambo says […]

A new report by a parliamentary standing committee has pinpointed the chief factor behind the high failure rate of grades 11 and 12 pupils in the 2022 academic year: the automatic progression of students to the next grade without learning basic competencies like reading and writing.

More than 1 400 pupils at IK Tjimuhiva Combined School in the Omusati region have been sent home indefinitely due to a critical water shortage at the school.

President Nangolo Mbumba has revealed that three green hydrogen pilot projects will officially start operations this year.