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TWO people were on Friday arrested at Opuwo, Kunene Region, for their alleged contravention of the Immigration Control Act.

As his internationally renowned play, Kunene and The King, finally makes its Gqeberha debut at the Mandela Bay Theatre Complex on Thursday night, theatre legend Dr John Kani’s arrival in his hometown ahead of the show has made it all the more exciting for theatre lovers.

Members of parliament (MPs) have urged the home affairs ministry to grant citizenship to Angolan immigrants who arrived in Namibia in 1976, just after their nation got independence.

The parliamentary standing committee on foreign affairs, defence and security has recommended the fast-tracking of citizenship for currently stateless refugees who fled Angola in...

Investegate announcements from African Pioneer PLC, Annual Financial Report

Youth attending Don Bosco Youth Center, in Rundu, Namibia, received nutritional support thanks to donor funding from Salesian Missions. Salesians were able to provide 200 children with two meals a day to help ensure healthy nutrition and give them the energy they need to be

Namibia moves to strengthen ties with other African central banks-

Internationally acclaimed theatre stalwart Dr John Kani was awarded the esteemed Legend Award at the DStv Mzansi Viewers Choice Awards on Saturday.

Angolan migrants, who spent almost a year in Namibia and were repatriated last February, say they are back in the country and not planning on returning to Angola.