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In Dordabis, some 80 kilometres east of Windhoek, most residents are “forced to live under impoverished conditions”.This, coupled with a lack of job opportunities, poor...

Thirteen years after a company occupied a copper mine outside Rehoboth, the town council has still not received the money the company allegedly owes for occupation, water and...

The FNB Wanderers coaching staff was praised by friend and foe as their first and second teams appeared to have the edge in fitness, on their way to winning both the premier and...

Feature: Namibia green scheme irrigation projects boost food security-

A dark tale of love, lust and loss, Carmelita Dentlinger’s ‘Immortality’ is best suited to mature audiences.Introducing readers to Charlotte ‘Charlie’ Reeves and Jesse...

Hairstyle By Tully, owned by Tuwilika Hatutala, works with all hair textures, and word on the street is that she is very good at it. “Clients usually show me a picture of how...

Despite constant questions about the quality and safety of beef from north of the controversial red line, Omusati governor Erginus Endjala confirmed that guests attending...

Finance minister Iipumbu Shiimi in his budget speech last month announced an adjustment in “sin taxes” on the consumption of alcoholic beverages, tobacco, cigarettes and...

Finance minister Iipumbu Shiimi in his budget speech last month announced an adjustment in “sin taxes” on the consumption of alcoholic beverages, tobacco, cigarettes and...

WINDHOEK, March 16 (Xinhua) -- Elizabeth Nahambo Nakale from the Ouhwaala village in the Omusati region, Namibia, observed the propensity of dying crops due to drought in rural areas as adverse climate shocks take a toll on crops.