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Innocentia Likoro Kindergarten, situated 145 kilometres from Rundu, is struggling to stay afloat, with most parents unable to provide the required monthly contributions.Chairperson...

Toyota had some bad luck earlier this year, but the top automaker seems to be back in full swing with the opening of its R365million parts warehouse in Johannesburg, and its Prospecton plant reopening imminently.

The Office of the Attorney-General (AG) in April gave the Rundu town council the green light to terminate its contract with Redforce Debt Management, which stands accused of...

In the Tsumkwe Constituency of northeastern Namibia, where the !Kung have been allocated permanent residence, a battle for the soul of San lore is silently raging. The battle lines are at the site of the elephant dance, which, in its spiritual essence, has the power to heal the darkness brought...

Rundu mayor Gabriel Kanyanga last Friday announced that the cash-strapped local authority will not increase its tariffs for the 2022/2023 financial year.He said the decision was...

Construction at the Nkurenkuru Vocational Training Centre (VTC) has come to a halt, with a student body arguing that this is depriving the Kavango West youth of access to...

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

New details about a suspected Motswana poacher arrested in Namibian and his accomplice who is on the run were revealed when the suspect appeared in court this week.

According to reports, Botswana Football League champions, Gaborone United, are in the process of signing two seasoned players, Thabo Leinanyane and Mothusi Cooper, to strengthen their squad for next season and in anticipation of the CAF Champions League.

Recently, Pranay Narvekar and Chaim Even Zohar published their "2021 Pipeline" report on the IDEX platform. It makes for interesting reading, but in some instances, the authors seem to have formed opinions earlier that they find difficult to let off...