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While Namibia’s dams are at 79.9% average levels of capacity and five dams are filled to more than 80%, Windhoek can expect water interruptions over the weekend. This, while...

Set to take place from April 20-22, 2022, in Windhoek, the fourth edition of the Namibia International Energy Conference (NIEC) represents the country’s official meeting place for the energy sector. In a recent push to share experiences, lessons learnt and support, top energy ministers from across the African continent have rallied around the conference, and […]

While Namibia's batting would be a cause for concern for their skipper Gerhard Erasmus, there were plenty of promising signs in the bowling department, which brought the Sri Lankan top order to their knees in the First Round Group A match here ...

28 June 2021 | Regering Mathias Haufiku en Jemima Beukes – Die Ovaherero tradisionele owerheid (OTA) en die regering stamp koppe oor die begrafnis en begrafnisverrigtinge van hul wyle opperhoof, adv. Vekuii Rukoro, wat 'n week gelede oorlede is. Nadat die nuus oor sy dood vroeg verlede Vrydagoggend begin versprei het, was daar reeds informele besprekings onder die OTA-leiers oor die rouproses wat gevolg moes word en of Rukoro, wat aan Covid-19 dood is, ingevolge die huidige regulasies binne sewe dae begrawe sou word. Republikein se susterkoerant Namibian Sun het verneem die regering het int...

28 June 2021 | Ekonomie Sofia Christensen - Africa is facing a vicious coronavirus resurgence, with unprecedented hospital admissions and fatalities pushing health facilities to the brink as the continent falls far behind in the global vaccination drive. With just under 5.3 million reported cases and around 139 000 deaths among its nearly 1.3 billion people, Africa is still the world's least-affected continent after Oceania, according to an AFP tally. So far African nations have been spared disasters comparable to Brazil or India. But the pandemic is resurging at an alarming rate in at least ...