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Oshikuku mayor Julia Endjambi recently tabled the town’s 2022-2023 budget under the theme ‘transforming difficulty into opportunity’.A total of about N$34.6 million has been...

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.

Based on the World Health Organisation’s Covid-19 Resurgence Thresholds, the pandemic in Namibia seems to be under control but continuous monitoring is needed at all levels to ensure that response activities correspond with the phase of resurgence.

Through its Domestic Investment Portfolio, Old Mutual’s Alternative Investment function has committed itself to address the critical development challenges faced throughout the country. 

Two years ago, residents at Olukekete village in northern Namibia began asking each other who was funding the major renovations of the traditional homestead where Imanuwela David grew up.

Around the table at a beautiful old house in Somerset East are four aspiring writers with big dreams. A poet and short story writer from Malawi; a retired schoolteacher in his 70s; a former politician with a dark family story to tell, and Juliette, the youngest, who lives in a shack.

The fourth edition of the much-anticipated MTC Horseracing Winter Cup was officially launched in the capital yesterday, when a N$200 000 sponsorship was announced for this year’s competition by MTC.

The Mobile Telecommunications Company (MTC) rural school project handed over four new classrooms and a storeroom worth N$849 000 to Onaushe Combined School in the Oshana Region...

Namibia's Ministry of Health and Social Services has confirmed an outbreak of measles in the Outapi District in the Omusati Region, a public notice availed Tuesday by the ministry said. The initial outbreak was reported on June 1 and as part of surveillance activities, Omusati Regional Health Directorate investigated a…

Being in the care of relatives is often viewed as a safe haven for children, but in the Omusati Region – where on average two children are raped every month – parents are...