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SOME traditional groups who performed at the recently held Independence Day celebrations at Outapi are crying foul over the meagre N$3 500 they received for their work.

THE Ministry of Health and Social Services inaugurated the Oikokola Primary Health Clinic in the Omusati region.

For the first time in the town's history, Afrikaans rap artists will have the opportunity to showcase their talent on their home ground. The Afrikaans Rap Battle will take...

A senior government official has advised farmers in northern Namibia suffering from drought to sell their livestock to avoid financial losses. Agriculture accounts for about 5 percent of Namibia's gross domestic product, but farming, including cattle raising, accounts for nearly two-thirds of the population's income. Oshana regional governor, Elia Irimari,…

Government forked out nearly N$2.1 million for 23 state funerals during the 2022-2023 financial year.According to deputy prime minister Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, the Office of the...

Rape continues to be a serious concern across the country, with cases of child rape being reported on a daily basis despite the gender ministry spearheading various awareness...

Health minister Kalumbi Shangula inaugurated two new health facilities in the Omusati Region last week.The Oikokola primary health clinic was built at a cost of N$18 million, while...

OSHANA governor Elia Irimari is urging residents of his region to sell some of their livestock to avoid losses, because of a lack of pasture.

Namibian activists have vowed to go on with protests against unemployment despite a police ban, as the country marks 33 years of independence on Tuesday.

The 43 workers say they were blacklisted from applying for the same roles at a different firm - plus more.