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Government has backtracked on its controversial decision to provide more and better food to VIPs compared to the ordinary citizens attending the Independence Day celebrations,...

As the effects of climate change begin to be felt globally, with natural disasters on the increase and unpredictable weather patterns, Namibia has implemented several strategies to...

A full-time communal livestock farmer from the Omaheke Region has managed to increase his livestock numbers and expand to different markets with the help of Agribank’s mentorship...

Namibia’s independence regime inherited good health infrastructure, however, 30 years later, it has turned into a tale of misery laced with devastating shortages of critical...

Namibia’s independence regime inherited good health infrastructure, however, 30 years later, it has turned into a tale of misery laced with devastating shortages of critical...

As the effects of climate change begin to be felt globally, with natural disasters on the increase and unpredictable weather patterns, Namibia has implemented several strategies to...

<p>Maria David THE police in the Omusati Region have confiscated various illicit products smuggled into Namibia from neighbouring Angola. The police acted after receiving a tip-off about contraband goods that are smuggled into the country.Crime Investigation Coordinator Deputy Commissioner Moses Simaho said that the police acted on the information by launching an investigation into the .</p>

<p>Maria David THE smuggling of fuel along the Namibia-Angola border continues unabated, despite a recent campaign launch to the stop illegal smuggling of fuel and other contraband. Omusati Crime Investigations Coordinator, Deputy Commissioner Moses Simaho said a case has been opened against a woman found in possession of smuggled fuel.</p>

On 23 February, the First Lady of the United States of America paid the Hope Initiatives Southern Africa - Namibia (Hisa) a courtesy visit in Okahandja Park. “For me, Jill...

Namibias Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources recently supported flood victims in the countrys north by distributing over 2.5 tonnes of freshwater fish harvested from an aquaculture demonstration farm at Epalela.