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McCarthy’s position as U.S House Speaker imperiled ahead of vote
Democrats in the US Congress say they will not help Kevin McCarthy, the Republican Speaker of the House of Representatives, survive in office.. Read More →
EU agrees sanctions framework for key actors in Sudan war
Reuters reports that the European Union ambassadors agreed on a framework of sanctions that will be used to target key actors in Sudan’s.. Read More →
DA says the delay in the inquiry into the Johannesburg CBD fire is concerning
The DA in Gauteng is demanding to know the reasons for the delay in the commission of inquiry into the Johannesburg CBD fire... Read More →
National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia’s Board Chairperson granted relief on the drug case….
The National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia’s Board Chairperson Jennifer Comalie has been granted relief as the drug case against her was removed from.. Read More →
Kunene’s livestock theft fuelled by prolonged drought, unemployment
The Kunene Region has seen the worst dry periods in the past decade, resulting in more than 90 per cent of livestock losses... Read More →
US Senators to visit China, Japan and South Korea next week
Benji Hyer reports on a bipartisan delegation of US Senators who will visit China, Japan and South Korea this month, with hopes of.. Read More →
Ghana protesters demand central bank governor’s resignation
Thousands took to the streets of Ghana’s capital Accra on Tuesday demanding the central bank governor be removed for what they say is.. Read More →
The DA welcomes a damning V-B-S finding against the EFF’s Floyd Shivambu
The DA welcomes the parliamentary ethics committee’s report, finding the EFF’s Floyd Shivambu guilty of breaching the code of ethical conduct. This is.. Read More →
African Peer Review Management tables discussion on National Governance Report
The African Peer Review Management tabled a discussion in Swakopmund on the third national review of the development of the National Governance Report.. Read More →
Councillor Stefanus Ndengu pleased with ongoing capital projects in Moses ||Garoëb
Moses ||Garoëb Constituency Councillor has expressed gratitude that the ongoing capital projects in his constituency will bring much-needed socio-economic development. Stefanus Ndengu says.. Read More →
US lawmaker carjacked at gunpoint in DC
A US lawmaker has been held at gunpoint and carjacked just blocks from the Capitol building. And as Nick Harper reports from Washington,.. Read More →
SASSA beneficiaries in KwaZulu-Natal urged to collect social grants at A-T-Ms and retailers
South African Social Security Agency beneficiaries in KwaZulu-Natal are advised to collect their grants from ATMs and retailers due to expected cash shortages... Read More →
Government owns about 3.5 million hectares of freehold agricultural land
Government owns about 3.5 million hectares of freehold agricultural land acquired at more than N$2.4 billion, which makes up 494 commercial farms allocated.. Read More →
Katutura Intermediate Hospital head blasts tender entrepreneurs for poor workmanship
Katutura Intermediate Hospital head has blasted tender entrepreneurs for poor workmanship which burdens medical staff and hampers their work. Nelago Amagulu, in addition.. Read More →
UN Security Council approves Kenyan troops for Haiti
The UN Security Council has given the green light for Kenya to send security forces to Haiti. The force is expected to help.. Read More →
WHO approves malaria vaccine
A second, cheaper, malaria vaccine has been approved by the World Health Organistion for global rollout. The R21 vaccine was jointly developed by.. Read More →
City approves electrification plan for informal settlements
The Windhoek municipal council has approved a plan to electrify approximately four thousand households in Windhoek’s informal settlements over the next five years... Read More →
Bank Windhoek excels with outstanding customer satisfaction scores
Bank Windhoek achieved remarkable results in its Annual Customer Satisfaction Survey for this year. The survey unveiled an exceptional Net Promoter Score of.. Read More →
Pope Francis signals possibility of blessings for same-sex couples
Ahead of an international gathering of bishops at the Vatican, Pope Francis has left the door open to priests being allowed to bless same-sex.. Read More →
Amy Pope becomes first female IOM Chief
Amy Pope took office as the chief of the UN migration agency IOM on 1 October, becoming the first woman to lead the.. Read More →
High Court rejects Menzies Aviation’s airport return request
The recent urgent application by Menzies Aviation Namibia was rejected by the Windhoek High Court. Menzies had requested a court order permitting them.. Read More →
Namibia’s real GDP surges by 4.6%
The International Monetary Fund says Namibia’s real GDP grew by 4.6% in 2022, with continued expansion expected at a rate of 3.2% this.. Read More →
Crypto superstar’s trial begins
Eleven months ago, Sam Bankman-Fried was living in the Bahamas as a crypto superstar, running a celebrity-backed startup, surrounded by fans and friends.. Read More →
Soaring sugar prices hit African nations the hardest
Soaring sugar prices are hitting Africa’s poorest nations hard, forcing families and restaurants to cut back on this essential ingredient due to disappointing.. Read More →
MTC to host tech innovation bazaar
MTC has announced that it will host a tech innovation bazaar with the aim of showcasing cutting-edge technologies and innovations that have the.. Read More →
South African union calls for suspension of $8.5 billion climate pact
The main labour union at South Africa’s state power utility called for the suspension of an $8.5 billion climate finance pact with some.. Read More →
“Hidden humanitarian emergency” unfolds in Armenia
The World Health Organization says after around 100,000 refugees left the Karabakh region of Azerbaijan in the past few days, there is now.. Read More →
Head of OPEC warns of a ‘dangerous’ lack of investment in oil
Head of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, Haitham Al Ghais has raised alarm about underinvestment in the oil industry, warning it.. Read More →
Monetary Policy Committee to discuss repo rate later this month
While the Bank of Namibia has opted to maintain the repo rate at 7.75 percent, they are now gearing up for a crucial.. Read More →
Oil and gas companies commit to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050
COP28 president Sultan al-Jaber has announced that over 20 oil and gas companies have responded to his call to reduce carbon emissions before.. Read More →
Private sector credit extension remains subdued
Private sector credit extension grew by 2.2% year-on-year in August 2023, down from 2.6% in July. Credit to the private sector has been.. Read More →
Bus and Taxi Association weighs impact of fuel price hike
Following a fuel price increase announcement by the Ministry of Mines and Energy, we asked the Secretary-General of the Namibia Bus, and Taxi.. Read More →
Nobel Prize goes to scientists behind mRNA Covid vaccines
The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to a pair of scientists who developed the technology that led to the.. Read More →
EU foreign ministers visit Kyiv
European Union foreign ministers have all gathered for a surprise visit to Kyiv in a show of support for Ukraine. Alex Cadier reports.. Read More →
Local farmers encouraged to submit claims for livestock support program
The Ministry of Agriculture is urging farmers in the Khomas, Otjozondjupa, Oshikoto, Ohangwena, Oshana, Zambezi, Kavango East, and West Regions to submit their.. Read More →
U.S. Democratic Senator rejects calls for resignation over Egyptian dealings
Reuters reports that U.S. Democratic Senator Bob Menendez denied wrongdoing and vowed to stay in Congress on Monday after prosecutors charged him and.. Read More →
Thirteen killed in Spanish nightclub fire
Three days of public mourning have been announced in the southern Spanish city of Murcia, after a fire killed a number of partygoers.. Read More →
Uganda’s Constitutional Court hears challenge to anti-homosexuality act
Uganda’s Constitutional court has started hearing a petition challenging the country’s Anti-Homosexuality Act. The petitioners argue the law was passed without meaningful public.. Read More →
Namibia addresses growing breast cancer concerns
The Cancer Association of Namibia says that Breast Cancer remains a serious health concern in Namibia, with more than 540 new cases recorded.. Read More →
Namfisa records a decrease in total assets
The Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority launched its 2023 Annual report, showing significant strides in its regulatory, supervisory, and institutional reforms. The fund also reported.. Read More →
Men encouraged to seek help rather than resort to suicide
The chairperson of the Delivery Room Foundation, Elago Nantana, has encouraged men to speak up and seek assistance when things get tough rather.. Read More →
Omaheke Census team experiencing issues
The 2023 Census Team in Omaheke region has been experiencing issues with some members of the public not allowing access to their homes.. Read More →
Marcus Jooste loses his appeal
Former Steinhoff CEO Markus Jooste has lost his reconsideration appeal against a R20 million penalty imposed on him for insider trading, with the.. Read More →
Dutch gunman kills three
In what is a rare occurrence for Holland, a gunman dressed in combat gear and wearing a bulletproof vest went on a shooting.. Read More →
DA gunning for Fikile Mbalula
The DA in South Africa says it wants ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula jailed for contempt of court due to the ruling party failing.. Read More →
Sweden considers calling in the army to quell gang violence
Sweden’s Prime Minister is meeting with defence chiefs to discuss putting the Army on the streets to help support police who are struggling.. Read More →
EFF in Tshwane is demanding the reinstatement of dismissed municipal workers or it will render the city ungovernable
The EFF in Tshwane says it is demanding the reinstatement of dismissed municipal workers or it will render the city ungovernable. The party.. Read More →
Namibians flock to buy affordable fish
Hundreds of Namibians have been flocking to the NovaNam exhibit at the Windhoek Industrial and Agricultural Show, which is currently underway. This is with.. Read More →
Impeachment inquiry into President Biden underway.
US lawmakers are holding the first hearing of an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. Some Republicans allege the President benefitted illegally from his.. Read More →
Jacob Zuma is accused of manipulating the justice system
To South Africa..Advocate Tembeka Ngcuka-itobi told the Supreme Court of Appeal in Bloemfontein yesterday that former president Jacob Zuma is engaged in a.. Read More →
Namibian Correctional Service refutes claims that social activist Michael Amushelelo is on a hunger strike
The Namibian Correctional Service has strongly refuted claims that social activist Michael Amushelelo who is currently detained, is on a hunger strike. Windhoek.. Read More →
American soldier detained for months in North Korea arrives back safely on US soil
Benji Hyer reports from Washington on an American soldier who was detained for months in North Korea has arrived back safely on US.. Read More →
US imposes fresh round of sanctions over instability in Sudan
Reuters reports on the United States who on Thursday imposed sanctions on two companies, including one based in Russia, and one person it.. Read More →
SA’s Border Management Authority has revealed it has been busy expanding its capacity
SA’s Border Management Authority has revealed it has been busy expanding its capacity and integrating staff from various government departments over the past.. Read More →
#Oan //ob Primary School goes cultural
#Oan //Ob Primary School is hosting its cultural festival. The event aimed at raising funds for the institution has several traditional activities lined.. Read More →
City Of Windhoek faces an increasing risk of unlicensed drivers
The City of Windhoek is constantly inundated with commuters traveling between destinations and through this a worrisome trend has emerged; Many drivers behind.. Read More →
Migrants caught in the middle of Washington fight over federal spending
Thousands of migrants – including scores of young children – continue to pour over the US southern border, straining resources in some of.. Read More →
Nigeria oil workers to join nationwide strike next week
Reuters reports on one of Nigeria’s main oil and gas unions that will join a nationwide strike starting on Oct 3 to protest... Read More →
The transportation of goods and services resume in the storm-affected Western Cape
The Western Cape Department of Infrastructure has made significant progress in rapidly reopening roads and reconnecting affected communities, in the aftermath of recent.. Read More →
Only 400 Airbnb’s approved in NYC so far
New York city has only approved around 400 Airbnb’s in the city following the introduction of a new law that prohibits short-term rentals... Read More →
City of Tshwane says it is fast-tracking the building of social housing
The City of Tshwane says it is fast-tracking the building of social housing in a bid to curb the mushrooming of informal settlements... Read More →
Motor Vehicle Accident Fund says it’s embracing road safety as a core value to save precious lives
Motor Vehicle Accident Fund Chief Executive Officer Rosalia Martins-Hausiku has said embracing road safety as a core value enables the fund to save.. Read More →
Sir Michael Gambon dies at 82
In sad news for fans across the world, Actor Sir Michael Gambon – who played Professor Dumbledore in the Harry Potter films –.. Read More →
DRC army accuses M23 rebels of re-occupation
The army in the Democratic Republic of Congo has accused the M23 rebels of reoccupying villages in the east of their country in.. Read More →
Namibia one step closer to green hydrogen production
Speaking at the bricklaying event for Olthaver & List’s green hydrogen production plant in Walvis Bay, Roy Campe, from Belgian joint venture partner,.. Read More →
Geingob honours the International Day for Universal Access to Information
President Hage Geingob says that striking a delicate balance between promoting open access to information and safeguarding the integrity of Namibia’s digital environment.. Read More →
Today is the International Day for Universal Access to Information
The International Day for Universal Access to Information is being observed worldwide today under the theme The Importance of the Online Space for Access to Information... Read More →
Nagorno-Karabakh to be dissolved
In the latest update from the troubled region: the unrecognised president of the self-declared Nagorno-Karabakh Republic, Samvel Shahramanyan, has signed a decree to dissolve all.. Read More →
Russia launches massive overnight drone attack
Russia launched a massive drone strike overnight, with the Ukrainian military claiming to have shot down more than 30 drones over the Black.. Read More →
Burkina Faso reports another attempted coup
Burkina Faso’s year-old coup government says a coup attempt had been thwarted by security and intelligence services, without providing specifics on what had.. Read More →
Fishrot fishermen have still not received their severance pay
Twenty-three fishermen who worked on the controversial Heinaste vessel formerly owned by Samherji and involved in the Fishrot scandal, have still not received.. Read More →
Authorities impose a curfew and cut mobile internet services in restive Indian state
Authorities have imposed a curfew in the capital and some other places in India’s restive state of Manipur after dozens of students were.. Read More →
This year’s Readathon focuses on GBV
Former Prime Minister Nahas Angula says that about 10 478 cases of gender-based violence were recorded between the years 2020 and 2022. Speaking.. Read More →
NamibMills says SA flooding won’t affect Namibian consumers
Following the recent extreme weather and flooding over large parts of South Africa’s Western Cape Province, fears have been raised that the grain.. Read More →
CoW offering training for entrepreneurs
The Business Training and Development Unit of the City of Windhoek is offering a training opportunity for established entrepreneurs who desire to grow.. Read More →
ECB grants electricity export license
The Africa GreenCo Group, through its Namibian-based operating company GreenCo Renewable Energy Services, has announced the issuance of its Namibian export licence by.. Read More →
German police storm neo-Nazi network
German police have stormed 26 apartments belonging to 39 members of the Artgemeinschaft network in 12 states, including Bavaria, Baden-Wuerttemberg, and Brandenburg. Al.. Read More →
SA warned on water situation
The Centre for Risk Analysis says South Africa’s water situation will not see improvement unless governance undergoes significant changes. According to the centre,.. Read More →
PDM MP calls for SIM Card registration extension
Popular Democratic Movement MP, Maximalliant Katjimune, has called on Minister of Information, Communication and Technology, Peya Mushelenga, to extend the registration of SIM.. Read More →
Judge finds Trump liable for fraud
A judge in New York has found Donald Trump liable for fraud. It’s a major win for the state’s Attorney General who has.. Read More →
South Africa’s water situation will not see improvement unless governance undergoes significant changes
The Centre for Risk Analysis says South Africa’s water situation will not see improvement unless governance undergoes significant changes. According to the centre,.. Read More →
Over 40 schools in Kavango East affected by overcrowding
The Kavango East Region alone consists of 45 schools grappling with overcrowding out of a total of 167 schools. This information was revealed.. Read More →
U.S. Senate votes on stopgap funding measure, up to House lawmakers to agree
Members of U.S. Congress have put forward a short-term spending proposal to try and avoid a government shutdown. Late on Tuesday, Senators voted.. Read More →
City of Cape Town says its disaster risk management and frontline service teams remain on the ground assisting vulnerable residents
The City of Cape Town says its disaster risk management and frontline service teams remain on the ground assisting vulnerable residents in informal.. Read More →
Russian court dismisses dissident Alexey Navalny’s appeal
The Moscow Appeals Court rejected the appeal by the jailed opposition politician Alexei Navalny against conviction on extremism charges that added 19 more.. Read More →
No sign of departing French envoy after Macron announces Niger retreat
Reuters reports that two days after French President Emmanuel Macron announced that his envoy in Niger would return within several hours after deciding.. Read More →
Western Cape and Eastern Cape will be exempt from load-shedding
SA’s Electricity minister Kgosientsho Ramokgop says areas with no power due to inclement weather in the Western Cape and Eastern Cape will be.. Read More →
Financial Intelligence Centre meets non-profit organisations on sweeping regulations
In an update on our recent coverage of the government introducing a directive to subject non-profit organisations to sweeping regulations – a decision.. Read More →
PDM calls for SIM card registration period extension
A Popular Democratic Movement Member of Parliament has called on the Minister of Information, Communication and Technology, Peya Mushelenga, to extend the registration.. Read More →
UK Home Secretary calls for reform of global refugee rules
The British Home Secretary says asylum conventions should only cover people being persecuted, not those fearing discrimination. As Julia Chapman reports, the UK.. Read More →
Nigeria’s labour unions call indefinite strike over cost of living
Nigeria’s two biggest workers’ unions plan to start an indefinite strike next week to protest against a cost-of-living crisis after the government scrapped.. Read More →
Various health facilities are affected by the severe weather conditions in the Western Cape
The Western Cape head of Disaster Medicine at Metro EMS and Emergency Medicine, Wayne Smith, says some hospitals in the province have reduced.. Read More →
Affirmative Repositioning movement withdraws suit against the government over deliver of 200 000 plots
The Affirmative Repositioning movement has withdrawn its suit against the government over its failure to service and deliver 200 000 plots in urban.. Read More →
UK issues shipping certification to Paragon Aviation Services
Paragon Aviation Services has obtained a designation as an RA3 by the United Kingdom Department of Transport. According to Paragon Investment Holdings’ Executive.. Read More →
Russia seeks to rejoin UN human rights council
William Denselow reports from UN headquarters in New York on Russia planning to get re-elected to the United Nations Human Rights Council around.. Read More →
16 schools in Western Cape request to be closed due to the extensive storm damage
Western Cape Department of Education has confirmed that 16 schools in the region have requested to be closed due to the extensive damage.. Read More →
NamPol clarifies Rotweiller incident in Oshakati
The Namibian Police Force received information that they have refused that the deceased’s family register a case. This after five Rottweiler dogs viciously.. Read More →
Karupu calls for compensation of former minerworkers who worked in South Africa
Swapo Party lawmaker, Sebastian Karupu, has urged the National Assembly to pass a motion that will compel the government to begin compiling information.. Read More →
Tanzanians to compete in America’s Got Talent final
Two Tanzanians are set to feature in the finals of America’s Got Talent in Las Vegas tonight. The Ramadhani Brothers duo – Fadhili,.. Read More →
France unveils climate plan
French President Emmanuel Macron has unveiled a plan to lower greenhouse gas emissions, for Paris to reach its climate goals within the next seven.. Read More →
PEPFAR to invest millions in Namibia for vulnerable youth
The U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief will invest about N$840 million in providing health and social services to vulnerable children, adolescents,.. Read More →
NIPDB concludes New York investment promotion mission
The Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board has completed its investment promotion mission, strategically timed to align with last week’s United Nations General.. Read More →
OpenAI introduces voice conversations with ChatGPT
You can now speak aloud to ChatGPT and hear the artificial intelligence-powered chatbot talk back. CNN reports that OpenAI announced Monday that it.. Read More →
Germany mulls border checks following fraudulent visa scandal
The German Government has hinted it may beef up border checks in response to a fraudulent visa scandal in neighbouring Poland. Speaking to.. Read More →
Oshikoto Governor urges youth to apply for green hydrogen scholarships
Oshikoto Regional Governor Penda Ya Ndakolo has urged the youth to apply for the Green Hydrogen Scholarship Programme. Our correspondent for the northern.. Read More →
Cruise liner captain sentenced for River Danube collision
A cruise liner captain’s been sentenced to five years in prison in Hungary over an accident on the River Danube in 2019 which.. Read More →
DRC army announces death of rebel leader
The army in the Democratic Republic of Congo has announced the death of a leader of a notorious rebel group known as the Allied.. Read More →
Zoleka Mandela passes away
The Mandela family confirmed the death of Zoleka Mandela on Monday evening through a family statement. She was 43. The SABC reports that.. Read More →
Biden to join striking auto workers in Michigan
US President Joe Biden is headed to Michigan today – where he says he will join striking auto workers on the picket line. Members.. Read More →
Fuel depot blast kills 20 in Azerbaijan
An explosion at a fuel depot in Azerbaijan’s Nagorno-Karabakh has killed 20 people and injured hundreds more. According to the BBC, nearly 300.. Read More →
Attorney General stresses efficiency in crime prosecution
Attorney General Festus Mbandeka on Monday said the increase in the number of crimes recorded over the past two years, requires the need.. Read More →
Green charcoal factory to create jobs and boost local economy
The Green Charcoal Namibia factory in Arandis is expected to create more than 850 indirect jobs in various areas like production, transport, machinery.. Read More →
#U.S. planning $40M infrastructure projects for Pacific Island nations
The U.S. and Pacific Island leaders met for a summit in Washington on Monday. It’s part of a charm offensive by Washington to.. Read More →
City of Cape Town says additional staff have been deployed to assist with the high electricity call volumes
The City of Cape Town says additional staff have been deployed to assist with the high electricity call volumes following heavy downpours that.. Read More →
Old Mutual talks on weariness and cultivate a positive workplace environment that keeps employees motivated year-round
Many find themselves grappling with a familiar adversary: workplace fatigue. With the days growing shorter, mounting deadlines, and the allure of the holiday.. Read More →
Education ministry says the overall recruitment into the public service of teachers is at the discretion of the Prime Minister
The Education, Arts and Culture ministry says the overall recruitment into the public service of teachers is at the discretion of the Prime.. Read More →
Row between Canada and India continues, Canadian Sikhs stage protests
The row between India and Canada over the killing of a Sikh separatist leader in British Columbia is showing no signs of easing... Read More →
The South African poultry industry faces mounting losses amid bird flu outbreaks
The Department of Agriculture, Land Reform, and Rural Development says the country is currently dealing with 50 H7 and ten H5 strains of.. Read More →
Oshakati Rottweilers euthanized
The five Rottweiler dogs that viciously attacked a security guard at Oshakati on Sunday, leading to his death, were euthanized. Deputy Commissioner Theophilus.. Read More →
U.S. Senator denies bribery charges
U.S. Senator Bob Menendez has denied charges of bribery saying he’s confident of being exonerated. Prosecutors say the New Jersey Democrat received bribes.. Read More →
SA Deputy president Paul Mashatile says government is mobilising additional finance for the shift to clean energy
SA Deputy president Paul Mashatile says the country is mobilising additional finance, including grants, to facilitate the shift from fossil fuels to clean.. Read More →
Oshikoto Regional Governor Penda Ya Ndakolo has urged the youth to apply for Green Hydrogen Scholarship Programme
Oshikoto Regional Governor Penda Ya Ndakolo has urged the youth to apply for Green Hydrogen Scholarship Programme. Eng.. Read More →
US Bond yields spike as markets edge higher
US markets closed slightly higher but despite those gains, a lackluster September continues amid uncertainty over interest rates. That uncertainty helped drive the.. Read More →
AgriSA is calling for more effort to ensure adequate fire responses to help farmers
AgriSA says farmers have lost at least one-billion-rand worth of crops and livestock due to devastating fires in parts of the Northern Cape,.. Read More →
Higher Education and Innovation minister says Technical and Vocational Education and Training can be a powerful
Deputy Minister of Higher Education and Innovation Natalia /Goagoses says Technical and Vocational Education and Training can be a powerful tool for supporting.. Read More →
Swakopmund will be hosting a Social Media Conference in early November
Swakopmund will be hosting a Social Media Conference in early November. The event seeks to unpack all the available online opportunities for Namibians.. Read More →
Japan, S Korea, China eye resumed trilateral talks
Japan, South Korea, and China are holding high-level talks on Tuesday to discuss resuming trilateral leader summits. As Chris Gilbert reports from Tokyo,.. Read More →
France to pull troops out of Niger following coup
Reuters reports that France will pull its soldiers out of Niger following a July coup in the West African country, dealing a huge.. Read More →
President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed a proclamation authorising the Special Investigating Unit to probe a 290-million-rand tender
President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed a proclamation authorising the Special Investigating Unit to probe the 290-million-rand tender awarded for the refurbishment of the.. Read More →
Home Affairs ministry engages stakeholders about the features and use of the eID
The Home Affairs, minister says his ministry is currently engaging stakeholders about the features and use of the eID and how it can.. Read More →
Biden hails tentative Hollywood writers strike agreement
Ira Spitzer has more on the US president Joe Biden who has praised the tentative deal to end the US film and television.. Read More →
Sixteen people freed after kidnapping at Nigerian university
Reuters reports that Sixteen students and workers have been freed after they were kidnapped by gunmen who attacked their university in northwest Zamfara.. Read More →
Three people are missing following the weekend’s flooding in the Western Cape
Western Cape authorities say three people are missing following disruptive rain which has caused flooding across the province. Local Government, Environmental Affairs, and.. Read More →
Namibia’s external loans might impact today’s youth
Namibia’s public debt has ballooned to over N$135.7 billion as of September 2022, after the government failed to adhere to its own public.. Read More →
Oshikoto Regional Governor urges the youth to apply for the Youth for Green Hydrogen Scholarship Programme
Oshikoto Regional Governor has urged the youth to apply for the Youth for Green Hydrogen Scholarship Programme. Penda Ya Ndakolo said the scholarships.. Read More →
Khorixas hosts first Mayoral Science QUiz and Spelling Bee Competition
The Kunene town of Khorixas hosted its first ever Mayoral Science Quiz and Spelling Bee Competition recently for local schools. Its Deputy Mayor.. Read More →
Hungary threatens to pull support for Ukraine
Pablo Gutierrez reports from Budapest on the Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban who says his country will withhold support for Ukraine in international.. Read More →
Severe storm conditions have also resulted in a series of road closures in Cape Town
The severe storm conditions have resulted in a series of road closures, with Cape Town traffic officers actively managing the situation. Notable closures.. Read More →
Information Minister says the amendments to the Communications Act of 2009 have started
The Information and Communication Technology Minister says the amendments to the Communications Act of 2009 have started and that consultations and modifications have.. Read More →
US Government shipping out free COVID tests ahead of winter
The US government is back to mailing free COVID tests. Starting today – each household can order up to 4 kits … just.. Read More →
South African Navy initiates inquiry to investigate the circumstances surrounding the tragic deaths of three mariners
The South African Navy has initiated an internal board of inquiry to investigate the circumstances surrounding the tragic deaths of three mariners during.. Read More →
Home Affairs launches the online tourist visa application
The Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, and Safety, Dr. Albert Kawana, has launched the online tourist visa application. In line with the government.. Read More →
Keetmanshoop man hangs himself after alleged assualt on girlfriend
A 26-year-old man reportedly committed suicide by hanging himself with an electrical cord at Keetmanshoop in the |Kharas Region on Sunday morning. Namibian.. Read More →
Russian missiles strike port city of Odesa overnight
The Ukrainian military said Russian missiles struck the port city of Odesa overnight, injuring one, and destroying grain silos. Megumi Lim reports. .. Read More →
South African Environmental group says water quality is a critical issue
Environmental group, WaterCAN says water quality is a critical issue that affects the well-being of communities nationwide. The environmental group launched Water Testing.. Read More →
Agriculture, Water and Land Reform ministry convenes three-day meeting of SADC veterinary authorities
The Agriculture, Water and Land Reform ministry convened a three-day meeting of veterinary authorities of Namibia, Angola, Botswana, Zambia and Zimbabwe to discuss.. Read More →
Philippines slams China for floating barrier
The Philippines has hit out at China for placing a floating barrier in a disputed part of the South China Sea. Manila says.. Read More →
Eskom implemented Stage three load-shedding from 8 o’clock last night
Eskom implemented Stage three load-shedding from 8 o’clock last night, until further notice. This came after load-shedding was suspended at the start of.. Read More →
Mariental Regional Court sentenced a 33-year-old man to 15 years imprisonment for the rape of an elderly woman
The Mariental Regional Court sentenced a 33-year-old man to 15 years imprisonment for the rape of an elderly woman. Johannes Kangango who is.. Read More →
Nasa collects first asteroid sample in space
The first asteroid sample collected in space by US Space Agency, NASA, has arrived on Earth. Scientists say the asteroid, Bennu, could tell.. Read More →
Western Cape Government activates a disaster management centre due to an upgraded weather warning
The Western Cape Government has activated a disaster management centre due to an upgraded weather warning. The South African Weather Services raised the.. Read More →
Anti-corruption bodies from SADC have joined forces by signing a memorandum of understanding
Anti-corruption bodies from Namibia, South Africa, Botswana, Eswatini, and Lesotho have joined forces by signing a memorandum of understanding. The memorandum is aimed.. Read More →
Community service orders launched in Omaheke
The Namibian Correctional Service officially launched the roll-out of Community Service Orders to the Gobabis, Witvlei, Otjinene, Leonardville and Talismanis courts. The new.. Read More →
California sues anti-abortion groups
Sally Patterson has more from the US state of California. It’s suing anti-abortion groups for claiming they could reverse the effects of the.. Read More →
Uganda says it will mediate between Somalia and breakaway Somaliland
Reuters reports that Uganda would mediate between Somalia and the breakaway region of Somaliland to facilitate reunification after a more than three-decade split... Read More →
African Housing and Infrastructure Fund CEO says it is crucial for Africa to make progress in innovation for the Sustainable Development Goals
World leaders are under increasing pressure to accelerate their investments to meet the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030. The United Nations General Assembly.. Read More →
Walvis Mayor seeks ammicable solution to town’s municipal challenges
The Katutura residents recently requested that the city of Windhoek disconnect Water if their bill reaches N$6000. This is in an effort to.. Read More →
Communication Technology ministry urges the public to register their Subscriber Identity Module cards
The Information and Communication Technology ministry is urging the public to register their Subscriber Identity Module cards before the deadline of 31 December.. Read More →
Lavrov says revival of Black Sea grain deal not realistic
William Denselow reports on Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov who says that United Nations efforts to revive the Black Sea Grain Initiative are.. Read More →
Multi-day protests over economic crisis grip Ghana’s capital
Reuters reports on hundreds of demonstrators gathered in the Ghanaian capital Accra on Saturday for a third day of anti-government protests linked to.. Read More →
South African Political expert calls for UDM leader to hand over the reigns
Political expert Ntsikelelo Breakfast says it’s time for the United Democratic Movement to consider a leadership change from Bantu Holomisa, who broke away.. Read More →
Councillors call for Basic Income Grant to urgently help Namibians out of poverty
The Councillor of Rundu Rural Constituency in the Kavango East Region, Paulus Mbangu, has recently suggested that government implement a basic income grant.. Read More →
Gobabis-Aminuis road at advanced level
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Huge hikes in diesel and petrol expected in South Africa
Large fuel price hikes are expected in September, unaudited data from South Africa’s Central Energy Fund shows. The latest data suggests unleaded petrol.. Read More →
Discovery of oil and gas in Namibia has raised prospects for economic growth
With the Oil and Gas conference currently underway in Windhoek, the discovery of oil and gas in Namibia has raised prospects for economic.. Read More →
US bars entry of three Congo public officials for ‘significant corruption
The United States has barred three Democratic Republic of the Congo public officials from entering the country. It alleges the individuals were involved.. Read More →
US President Joe Biden to travel to wildfire-ravaged Hawaii next week
US President Joe Biden will travel with the First Lady to Maui on Monday, where they’ll meet with first responders and survivors, and.. Read More →
Niger says 17 of its soldiers killed in ambush near Burkina Faso border.
Niger’s junta says 17 of its soldiers were killed in an ambush by insurgents. This is by far the deadliest attack since a.. Read More →
Mines and Energy Minister underscores the critical role that robust governance plays
Addressing participants of the Oil and Gas Conference today, Mines and Energy Minister, Tom Alweendo underscored the critical role that robust governance plays.. Read More →
Relocation of Heroes’ Day event floors Omuthiya SMEs
Small to medium enterprises of Omuthiya have expressed disappointment. This is after the change of venue of the Heroes’ Day commemoration from Omuthiya.. Read More →
Splits emerge in Italy’s governing coalition
Italy’s Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani is reportedly trying to water down a windfall tax recently targeted at banks. The coalition government introduced.. Read More →
Dozens dead as armed forces clash in Libya
Libyan medical sources say clashes between two powerful armed factions in Tripoli have killed 27 people and wounded more than 100 others. According.. Read More →
Minister Shiimi stresses balanced economic growth for Namibia
Finance and Public Enterprises Minister, Iiipumbu Shiimi said Namibia should work to achieve broad-based economic growth. Shiimi said the local economy has experienced.. Read More →
Cargo ship departs Ukraine’s unsafe port
A cargo ship stuck in Ukraine for over a year and a half has finally left the port of Odessa. It was made.. Read More →
DR Congo army eliminates militia members
The army in the Democratic Republic of Congo says it has killed 12 members of a militia group that has been attacking civilians.. Read More →
University of Johannesburg report reveals discrimination in ZEP process
A University of Johannesburg report on the Zimbabwe Exemption Permits has found that the procedure to document immigrants was discriminatory and that some.. Read More →
Civil society calls for urgent implementation of Basic Income Grant
Civil society organizations are advocating for the introduction of a basic income grant, citing a severe rise in poverty and desperation among ordinary.. Read More →
Good governance key to oil and gas sector growth
Addressing participants of the Oil and Gas Conference today, Mines and Energy Minister, Tom Alweendo underscored the critical role that robust governance plays in.. Read More →
YouTube to remove false cancer treatment claims
YouTube will start removing false claims about cancer treatments as part of an ongoing effort to build out its medical misinformation policy. CNN.. Read More →
DRC monkeypox cases surge
Health officials in the Democratic Republic of Congo have recorded more than 5000 suspected cases of monkeypox and 229 deaths since January this.. Read More →
Government mulls fate of State Owned Enterprises
The government says it will consider which state-owned public enterprises it will continue to own and operate in collaboration with private businesses or.. Read More →
‘Blind Side’ football star alleges manipulation by adoptive family
Michael Oher – the football player whose rags-to-riches journey was chronicled in the hugely popular movie “The Blind Side” – has accused the.. Read More →
Heatwave brings scorching temperatures to France
Parts of France are preparing for another summer heatwave, with temperatures of around 40 degrees Celsius forecast. On Wednesday, five regions of the country were.. Read More →
Rwanda genocide suspect re-arrested
Rwandan fugitive Fulgence Kayishema, who’s being held in South Africa, has been apprehended based on a transfer order to face trial in Arusha,.. Read More →
WHO watches emerging Covid-19 variant ‘Eris’
The World Health Organization is monitoring a new strain called EG.5, or “Eris,” that accounts for a growing share of cases in countries.. Read More →
Alleged IS loyalist arrested in Indonesia for plotting police HQ attack
Authorities in Indonesia say they’ve arrested an alleged Islamic State loyalist who was plotting an attack on the police’s security division headquarters. The.. Read More →
Zimbabwe police arrest 40 opposition campaigners
Police in Zimbabwe have arrested 40 members of an opposition coalition who were campaigning ahead of elections next week. According to the BBC,.. Read More →
High-profile oil and gas conference to drive economic growth
With the Oil and Gas Conference currently underway in the capital poised to be one of the biggest civil society-focused events of the year, we.. Read More →
CEO highlights foreign investment need at Oil and Gas Conference
Addressing the two-day Oil and Gas Conference, focused on unlocking Namibia’s oil and gas sector potential, Nangula Uandja, CEO of the Namibia Investment.. Read More →
Bank of Namibia maintains repo rate
The Bank of Namibia has announced that the repo rate remains unchanged at 7,75%. The monetary policy committee has opted to maintain the.. Read More →
South African rand inches up before retail sales data
The South African rand inched up in early trade on Wednesday, reversing some of the previous day’s losses, before the release of retail.. Read More →
Oil and Gas Conference is currently underway in Windhoek
The Oil and Gas Conference is currently underway in Windhoek, hosted by the Economic Association of Namibia together with the Namibia Investment Promotion.. Read More →
American soldier seeking refuge in North Korea from unequal US society
North Korea says an American army private who ran into the country last month is seeking refuge. Travis King fled while on a.. Read More →
Ongwediva records one suicide
Namibian Police Force spokesperson for the Oshana Region reported that a 56-year-old woman allegedly committed suicide at the University of Namibia’s Hifikepunye Pohamba.. Read More →
Finance minister admits Namibia’s economy remains imbalanced
The Finance and Public Enterprises Minister says Namibia should work to achieve broad-based economic growth, which is now fueled by the mining industry... Read More →
Flood fury continues in north India, killing 57
The death toll due to floods and landslides in north India has gone up to 57. Many are still missing, even as rescue.. Read More →
Cape Town mayor hits back at Presidency
South Africa’s Presidency has shot down Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis’s threat. The mayor says he will declare an intergovernmental dispute if President.. Read More →
South African Pharmacy Council approves dispensing of meds to HIV and TB patients
South Africa’s Pharmacy Council has been given judicial go-ahead to introduce its Pharmacy-Initiated Management of Antiretroviral Treatment initiative. It will allow specially trained.. Read More →
Indonesian Police Arrest IS Terror Suspect
Authorities in Indonesia say they’ve arrested an alleged Islamic State loyalist who was plotting an attack on the police’s security division headquarters. The.. Read More →
Half-a-million allocated for rural development in Omaheke
The Omaheke Regional Council approved the allocation of N$404 000 to be distributed amongst its seven constituencies. This is for rural development programmes.. Read More →
Landless People’s Movement calls on Cenored to conduct impact assessment before tariff hikes
At Otjiwarongo members of the Landless People’s Movement called on the Central North Regional Electricity Distributor to conduct an assessment. The party insists.. Read More →
New Zealand jury finds South African Lauren Dickason guilty of murder
South African doctor Lauren Dickason has been found guilty of murder in the High Court in Christchurch, New Zealand. News24 reports that Dickason.. Read More →
China’s fertility rate drops to record low
China’s fertility rate has dropped to a record low … a worry for the communist party as the country’s population is already shrinking,.. Read More →
Speaker of the National Assembly talks discrimination against women in Parliament
The speaker of the National Assembly has highlighted the importance of reinforcing efforts to combat all forms of discrimination against women in Parliament... Read More →
Putin talks to Mali’s leader about Niger coup, stresses peace
Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke to Mali’s military leader about the recent coup in Niger. This is a call likely to cause concern.. Read More →
South Africa’s Resilient has cut its interim distribution
South Africa’s retail-focused landlord Resilient has cut its interim distribution by double-digits. This after a hit from higher interest rates and a lower.. Read More →
Local labor expert talks on decrease in unemployment rate in South Africa
The official unemployment rate in South Africa has decreased to 32.6% from 32.9% in the second quarter of 2023. Statistics South Africa’s latest.. Read More →
Hunter Biden’s top lawyer steps down
Another twist in the Hunter Biden saga. A top lawyer representing the President’s son has stepped down from the case related to alleged.. Read More →
Donald Trump hits back following Georgia indictment.
With the latest, Benji Hyer reports that Donald Trump has reacted with fire and fury to being indicted again, after he was charged.. Read More →
Bank of Namibia to decide on interest rates
The Bank of Namibia will today announce a decision on its interest rates. The central bank’s Monetary Policy Committee decided to raise the.. Read More →
Otjiwarongo Municipality tries to fill City Of Windhoek CEO’s position
Otjiwarongo’s Municipality announced the names of five candidates shortlisted for interviews for the position of Chief Executive Officer. The position became vacant after.. Read More →
Forex traders prepare for rand swings ahead of next year’s elections
Rand traders are starting to look to next year’s South African election, betting that it will bring with it whipsaws in the currency... Read More →
Sudan ‘spiralling out of control’ as one million flee country
Over one million people have fled Sudan to neighbouring states. Reuters reports that people inside the country are running out of food and.. Read More →
Samora Machel Constituency Councillor and City of Windhoek at odds about ablution facilities
Samora Machel’s Constituency Councillor has accused the City of Windhoek of lying about the provision of ablution facilities in informal settlements. Nestor Kalola.. Read More →
Namibia sees double increase in tourist arrivals last year
Namibia has received an increase of 461 thousand plus tourist arrivals in 2022, compared to 232 756 tourists received in 2021. Here is.. Read More →
Johannesburg Chair of Chairs Lloyd Phillips believes there are spies in the council
Johannesburg Chair of Chairs Lloyd Phillips believes there are spies in the council. News24 reports that after inspecting the Group Forensics and Investigation.. Read More →
Children Under Threat in Sudan Due to Hunger
Hundreds of children have died of hunger in Sudan related to the country’s ongoing conflict. A Children’s Hospital recently reported 132 children who.. Read More →
Italy sees over 100% surge in migrant arrivals
Italy’s Interior Ministry says migrant arrivals by sea have more than doubled so far in 2023, compared to the same period last year... Read More →
Millions of dollars, gold & guns seized at Zambian airport
Zambia’s anti-money laundering and drug trafficking agency has confiscated nearly $6 million in cash, along with firearms, ammunition, suspected gold, and equipment for.. Read More →
UK arrests suspects charged with spying for Russia
Three people in the UK have been arrested and charged on suspicion of spying for the Russian security services, according to the BBC... Read More →
Media recording of court proceedings now requires written authorisation
Judge Shafimana Ueitele has issued an order that introduces a requirement for the media to obtain written authorization before recording court proceedings, whether.. Read More →
Namibia gears up for oil and gas conference
The Economic Association of Namibia, in partnership with the Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board and the Hanns Seidel Foundation, is set to.. Read More →
China cuts interest rates
More signs of economic problems in China as shops and factories weren’t as busy as expected in July and a surprise cut in.. Read More →
Montana Judge rules in favor of youth plaintiffs in landmark climate case
A landmark climate decision out of Montana where a judge has ruled in favor of a group of young plaintiffs who have accused.. Read More →
Former Fisheries Minister wants government to cover legal fees
Bernhardt Esau, former Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, has appealed for government assistance in covering his legal expenses related to the ongoing.. Read More →
Typhoon Lan hits central Japan
Typhoon Lan has slammed into central Japan cutting power to more than 80-thousand households. Six people have been injured, one seriously, in the strong.. Read More →
Twelve life sentences for South African sex offender
The Johannesburg High Court has imposed 12 life sentences on Gerhard Ackerman, a serial offender who was found guilty of committing multiple sex.. Read More →
China stops releasing youth unemployment data
Chinese authorities say they will no longer publish figures for youth unemployment, while they find more accurate ways to measure it. And as.. Read More →
Ecowas condemns Niger’s prosecution threat
The Economic Community of West African States has strongly condemned threats by Niger’s military rulers to prosecute ousted president Mohamed Bazoum. The military.. Read More →
Economist explains how BRICS common payments system will affect Namibia
The BRICS group of emerging-market nations will discuss deepening the use of local currencies in trade between member states at a summit in.. Read More →
Central Procurement Board faces setbacks
The Central Procurement Board of Namibia is facing disruptions due to fraudulent submissions of tender documents, alongside prolonged legal proceedings linked to appeals... Read More →
Windhoek to conduct citywide meter reading audit
The City of Windhoek will undertake a meter reading audit in all parts of the city from 16 August 2023 to 20 September.. Read More →
Murderer of former South African first lady Marike de Klerk granted parole
The man convicted of murdering former South African first lady Marike de Klerk has been granted parole. News 24 reports that the Department.. Read More →
India and China hold fresh talks over border standoff
India and China have held a fresh round of talks to try to resolve their years’ long military standoff at the border in.. Read More →
Belongings worth thousands stolen in Windhoek robberies
A number of robberies were reported in Windhoek over the weekend, with belongings worth thousands of Namibian dollars stolen in various locations. The.. Read More →
Namibia Alliance for Rare Diseases appeals for communication from individuals and groups affected in Namibia
The Namibia Alliance for Rare Diseases is appealing to all individuals and groups affected by rare diseases in Namibia, to connect with the.. Read More →
3,000 people moved to safety from fire in southern France
3,000 people have been moved to safety in southern France after a fire in a tourist area. Three campsites were evacuated on Monday.. Read More →
South African domestic workers can now claim for injuries dating back to 1994
South Africa’s government is urging domestic workers to apply for compensation. This is if they have been injured, disabled or contracted an occupational.. Read More →
Epembe Constituency school receives donation from MTC
Deputy Minister of Education Faustina Caley officially inaugurated the five classrooms here and storeroom facilities. This event took place at Onduludiya village in.. Read More →
Hinda-Mbuende, Amupanda lawsuit trial commences
The Deputy Minister of Finance is suing the former Mayor of Windhoek to the tune of N$1 million. Maureen Hinda-Mbuende and Job Amupanda’s.. Read More →
Madagascan president’s aide accused of bribery in UK and sacked
The Madagascan president’s chief of staff has been arrested in London on suspicion of seeking a bribe from precious stone miner Gemfields and.. Read More →
China’s economic problems: shops and factories not as busy as hoped
More signs of economic problems in China … shops and factories weren’t as busy as expected in July … AND a surprise cut.. Read More →
Algeria bans ‘Barbie’ movie
Algeria has banned the movie “Barbie,” . It’s been showing at some cinemas in the country for several weeks. Reuters’ official source said.. Read More →
Trump indicted:Georgia grand jury gives verdict in 2020 election interference case
A grand jury has indicted former American President Donald Trump on charges relating to his alleged efforts to overturn his narrow 2020 electoral.. Read More →
MTC donates to Omuhonga Combined School’s hostel learners
Omuhonga Combined School’s hostel learners will benefit from a N$94 000 donation from MTC. This came after a request for support from the.. Read More →
Air force helicopter crashes after attack in north-central Nigeria
A Nigerian Air Force helicopter crashed in the north-central Nigerian state of Niger on Monday, with sources saying it had come under fire.. Read More →
Western Cape plans to safeguard public health facilities against continuous blackouts
Western Cape’s health department has set aside a budget of R87 million to install hybrid inverters in every rural primary healthcare facility. This.. Read More →
High Court Judges High Court Judges dismiss the bail appeal of Michael Amushelelo
High Court Judges Naomi Shivute and Philanda Christiaan dismissed the bail appeal of Michael Amushelelo. The 31 year-old was arrested in March on.. Read More →
Georgia prosecutor about to induct Trump on fourth major case
Another U.S. court is likely to indict former President Donald Trump on a fourth series of major charges. Caroline Malone reports from Washington.. Read More →
Namibia’s Wholesale and Retail Workers Union speaks up on Amushelelo’s detainment
Staying with Amushelelo… Namibia’s Wholesale and Retail Workers Union says activist Michael Amushelelo is being held in custody unfairly. The union’s secretary general,.. Read More →
Niger junta says it will prosecute ousted president for treason
The military junta that seized power in Niger in a coup last month says it will prosecute ousted President Mohamed Bazoum. They added.. Read More →
Taiwan vows to “never back down” in the face of growing threats from China
Taiwan will “never back down” in the face of growing threats from China, according to the Vice-President of the self-governing democracy. Our US.. Read More →
Finance ministry and National Planning Commission hold Mid-Term Budget Review Consultations
The Ministry of Finance and the National Planning Commission held their Mid-Term Budget Review Consultations with Civil Society Organisations in Windhoek. The Director.. Read More →
South Africa will likely keep its preferential access to US markets
South Africa will likely keep its preferential access to US markets. This is because hundreds of American firms are also benefitting, according to.. Read More →
Sports minister addresses coach infighting and athletes’ best interest
The Sport, Youth and National Service minister called on officials and coaches working in the sporting sector to stop infighting for the athletes’.. Read More →
Death Toll Expected to Rise Further from Maui Wildfires
The death toll from last week’s wildfires on the Hawaiian island of Maui is expected to keep rising as emergency crews continue to.. Read More →
International Air Transport Association’s reveals latest analyses.
The International Air Transport Association’s latest analyses of the global and regional passenger air travel markets based on traffic and capacity data for.. Read More →
Germany wants South African Markus Jooste extradited after appeal fails
Authorities in Germany are working on an extradition request for former South African Steinhoff boss Markus Jooste. According to News24, Jooste is wanted.. Read More →
Ukraine accuses Russia of violating international law
Ukraine says Russia violated international law when it fired warning shots and boarded a cargo vessel in the Black Sea. Its Ministry of.. Read More →
Niger junta signals willingness for diplomacy
The military junta that has toppled the government in the Niger Republic says it is now ready to explore diplomatic dialogue. Leader of.. Read More →
Mount Etna eruption leads to flight suspensions
Catania Airport on the Italian island of Sicily has been forced to suspend incoming and outgoing flights due to an eruption of nearby.. Read More →
BRICS forum showcases SA’s investment opportunities
The BRICS Inward Buying and Investment Business Forum started today in Sandton, north of Johannesburg. The SABC reports that the forum is a.. Read More →
DRC peacekeeping nears end amid security concerns
The United Nations Secretary-General has said the peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo is entering its final phase but warned of.. Read More →
Agribank promotes participation on anonymous whistle-blower platform
Agribank is urging the public to use its confidential whistle-blower platform. The tool allows anyone, including employees, the public, and stakeholders, to report.. Read More →
Phase 2 of 9th stakeholder briefing commences
The 9th Stakeholder briefing session for councilors and members of the management committee of local authorities and regional councils, started today and ends.. Read More →
OM Seed winner revealed
Old Mutual Namibia, in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme Accelerator Lab, has announced the Old Mutual Sustainable, Economic, and Empowerment Drive.. Read More →
Ryanair at loggerheads with pilots in Belgium
Pilots from Europe’s largest low-cost airline are on strike in Belgium protesting against poor conditions and low pay. This is the third time.. Read More →
King Charles’ State visit to France set for September 2023
King Charles’ state visit to France, which was due to take place in March, will reportedly go ahead next month. The trip was.. Read More →
Ongwediva Trade Fair to unveil business and investment potential
The Ongwediva Annual Trade Fair, renowned as Namibia’s premier multi-sectoral trade and exhibition platform, is set to kick off in Ongwediva from 25.. Read More →
BRICS summit not immune to power cuts
South Africa’s Minister of Electricity says that the City of Johannesburg will not get any special treatment while hosting the 15th BRICS Summit later.. Read More →
Rohingya camps hit hard by flash floods
55 People have died in floods in Bangladesh with most deaths reported from the Rohingya refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar. In India, more.. Read More →
Young climate advocates demand bold climate action
At next month’s UN summit, young climate advocates plan to convey a strong message to leaders: That, according to UN News, is a.. Read More →
SA’s Democratic Alliance challenges ANC dominance
South Africa’s main opposition, the Democratic Alliance, is holding a national convention on coalition governments this week. According to Eyewitness News, around seven.. Read More →
Roads Authority finishes phase 1 of Windhoek-Hosea Kutako road
The Roads Authority has wrapped up the initial phase of the Windhoek-Rehoboth Road and Windhoek-Hosea Kutako Road, investing N$300 million over a period.. Read More →
Health Ministry addresses contractor criteria
The Ministry of Health and Social Services has responded to concerns voiced by the National Council Standing Committee, indicating that hospitals and clinics.. Read More →
South African lender Absa posts marginal rise in interim profit
South African lender Absa Group posted a marginal rise in interim profit as it benefited from higher interest rates, which was partly offset.. Read More →
Omusati region records one suicide
At Etayi village in the Omusati Region the body of 22-year-old was allegedly discovered hanging in his room. April Immanuel’s body was discovered.. Read More →
Maui death toll expected to rise
Officials in Hawaii say the death toll from wildfires on the island of Maui is likely to rise significantly. At least 93 people.. Read More →
Hindu groups plan another rally in violence-hit Nuh
Internet services have been restored in a north Indian district that saw communal clashes two weeks ago. Six people were killed in the.. Read More →
Niger junta: ousted president could be prosecuted for high treason
The junta that seized power in Niger in a July 26 coup said late on Sunday that ousted President Mohamed Bazoum could be.. Read More →
Namibian Police record suicide in Otjozondjupa region
On Saturday morning a man was found hanging from a wire tied to the roof of a house at Okahandja’s Nau-Aib informal area... Read More →
Expect internet disruptions in South Africa as two undersea cables snapped on same day
Two undersea communication cables that are critical for network operators in South Africa snapped on the same day. This has resulted in disruptions.. Read More →
US – Japan to develop hypersonic missile interceptors
Japan and the US are agreeing to jointly develop an interceptor missile to counter hypersonic warheads being developed by China, Russia and North.. Read More →
Youth ministry celebrates 23rd International Youth Day
The Sport, Youth and National Service ministry celebrated this year’s 23rd International Youth Day in the Oshana Region. This year’s event was observed.. Read More →
Load shedding: No special treatment for Joburg during BRICS summit
Johannesburg will get no special treatment from Eskom when it hosts a major BRICs summit later this month. This is according to Electricity.. Read More →
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Nigerian delegation says Niger junta is open to diplomacy
Coup leaders in Niger are open to diplomacy to resolve a standoff with West Africa’s regional bloc. This is according to a group.. Read More →
Activists talk on latest electricity tarrif increases and poverty in Namibia
As of the 1st of August, this year, the City Of Windhoek increased the electricity tariffs by 8.6%. We spoke to Rosa Namises.. Read More →
67 Pakistani nationals denied access into SA, Motsoaledi says eVisa system being abused
South Africa’s Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi said the newly acquired eVisa system was being abused. He said 67 Pakistani nationals were denied.. Read More →
NamPol makes arrest in Greenwell Matongo on child abuse
The widely circulated video on social media has prompted authorities to act swiftly. The footage depicts what appears to be a woman beating.. Read More →
White House asks Congress for more money to aid Ukraine
The White House is asking lawmakers in Congress to approve an additional $24 billion in funding for Ukraine, countering China and US defense... Read More →
US stocks close lower following inflation data
Sally Patterson reports that US stocks closed mostly lower Friday, with both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq posting a second straight weekly loss... Read More →
Home affairs reaches out to Maltahöhe
The Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security ministry recently conducted an outreach programme to the Maltahöhe village. This was under the theme ‘The.. Read More →
South Africa’s electricity minister defends Eskom’s R3bn-a-month diesel habit
South Africa’s electricity Minister Kgosientso Ramokgopa has defended Eskom’s R12.4 billion diesel spend over the past four months, saying fuel needed to be.. Read More →
Tanzania police arrest two, accuse them of organising protests
Tanzanian police have arrested a lawyer and an opposition politician. They’re accused of incitement and planning to organise nationwide demonstrations aimed at bringing.. Read More →
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It’s almost Spring time in the Southern Hemisphere. Yes, it is indeed almost that time. What can possibly be done for the next.. Read More →
FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried sent to jail
FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried was sent to jail on Friday after a US judge revoked his bail. The cryptocurrency wiz federal had his.. Read More →
National Mental Health Care Namibia gears up for walk and ride
Let’s talk about it and bring about solutions for our brother, father and son. These are the words of Cathy Kambanda of the.. Read More →
!Aodaman Traditional Authority celebrates Culture
!Aodaman Traditional Authority celebrated their Annual Cultural Festival. For the year, it is under the theme, ‘Reigniting our heritage’. The Khorixas event hosted.. Read More →
Fighting flares in South Darfur amid fears of new civil war
Violence flared in the western Sudanese city of Nyala and elsewhere in the state of South Darfur on Sunday. This is threatening to.. Read More →
Venaani concerned about Gibeon budget allocation
Popular Democratic Movement President, McHenry Venaani, has expressed disappointment in the budgetary allocation of N$ 3 000 to the Gibeon Village council, something.. Read More →
Tunisia and Libya agree on migrant care
Tunisia and Libya have agreed to share responsibility for providing shelter for hundreds of migrants stranded for up to a month at their.. Read More →
Namibia’s food security worsens
The Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform says that the food security situation in the country has significantly deteriorated as a result.. Read More →
SA Parliament Committee recommends PP be removed from office
South African Parliament’s section 194 committee inquiring into suspended public protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s fitness to hold office has sustained all the charges against.. Read More →
India looking to overhaul colonial-era laws
India’s government has moved three bills in the lower house of parliament aimed at overhauling some colonial-era criminal laws, ranging from the controversial.. Read More →
Isle of Man looking to attract skilled professionals
The Isle of Man, which with a population of 85,000 people, and perhaps best known as home to a breed of cats without.. Read More →
Hawaiian wildfire leaves at least 53 dead
The wildfire that left a historic Hawaiian town in charred ruins has killed at least 53 people, making it one of the deadliest.. Read More →
Afrobarometer receives grant funding
Pan-African research network, Afrobarometer has announced a partnership with global philanthropic organisation Luminate affording Afrobarometer a two-year grant of $400,000 aimed at bolstering.. Read More →
Uganda hippos under threat
Leon Solomon reports that hippopotamus numbers in Uganda are falling, with wildlife experts saying the demand for hippo ivory and meat is a.. Read More →
Cancer Association conducts paliative care training
The Cancer Association of Namibia collaborated with the Soul Carers Network of South Africa to host a training session on “end of life.. Read More →
Jacob Zuma a ‘free man’
In the latest twist in what increasingly seems like the Jacob Zuma soap opera, South Africa’s former President spent less than two hours.. Read More →
Government still committed to decentralization says Uutoni
Minister of Urban and Rural Development Erastus Uutoni has reaffirmed Government’s commitment towards supporting developmental initiatives through regional and local authority councils but.. Read More →
Future Media’s Laimi Elago summits Kilimanjaro
And finally, Future Media Corporate Communications Manager and long-time Radiowave DJ, Laimi Elago successfully summited Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania on Women’s Day. Laimi.. Read More →
ECOWAS approves standby force for Niger
The West African bloc ECOWAS has ordered the activation of a standby force for possible use against the junta that took power in.. Read More →
Green Hydrogen Program looking for executives
The Newly launched, Green Hydrogen Program is looking for dynamic, passionate individuals to fill eight executive positions within the Program. Green Hydrogen Commissioner,.. Read More →
South Africa’s Zuma appears at prison, released under remission process
South Africa’s former president Jacob Zuma appeared at the Estcourt correctional facility on Friday morning and was released under a remission process, a.. Read More →
Junior doctors strike in England
Junior doctors in England are beginning a fresh four-day strike over pay. Health secretary Steve Barclay says they are acting “recklessly” by with.. Read More →
Brazil donates over 2 million to Namibia through WFP
The Federative Republic of Brazil handed over a donation of over 2 million to the Government of Namibia. This is done through the.. Read More →
Santaco suspends Western Cape taxi strike after ‘painstaking deliberations
The South African National Taxi Council in the Western Cape has suspended its eight-day strike following deliberations with the City of Cape Town.. Read More →
Jailed Australian journalist releases statement from Chinese cell
Australia will continue to fight for the release of journalist Cheng Lei from a Chinese prison, after three years in detention. She was.. Read More →
NamWater launches N$2.4 million raw water pipeline project in Zambezi
NamWater held a ground-breaking ceremony for the raw water pipeline replacement project at Katima Mulilo. The pipeline is core to water supply in.. Read More →
NASA warns China may illegally claim territory on the Moon
The head of NASA says if China gets to the south pole of the moon before America, Beijing might claim the area exclusively... Read More →
Ethiopia cracks down on gay sex in hotels, other venues
Security forces in Ethiopia are cracking down on hotels, bars and restaurants in the capital Addis Ababa. According to the authorities, this is.. Read More →
Republican Party President rejectSs teaching of gender identity on primary school level
Republican Party President urged the ministry of education and school boards to reject the teaching of gender identity in primary schools. Henk Mudge.. Read More →
US to hold Niger military junta accountable for detained leader’s safety
The United States will hold the junta that took power in Niger accountable for the safety of democratically elected President Mohamed Bazoum, his.. Read More →
India, Japan, Australia and US participate in military drills off Australian coast
The navies of India, Japan, the US, and Australia are holding war exercises off the coast of Australia. The drills known as the.. Read More →
Electoral Commission of Namibia responds to AR application
The Electoral Commission of Namibia rejects AR’s application. This was the headline in a local daily recently. De wet Siluka, spokesperson of the.. Read More →
More than 100 000 applications received for 13 000 census positions
The Namibia Statistics Agency received over 101 thousand applications for various field staff positions. This is during the 2023 Population and Housing Census.. Read More →
Natjoints ‘ready for any eventuality’ ahead of announcement on Zuma’s return to jail
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Submissions for the Namibia Investment Promotion and Facilitation Bill from the Private sector end today
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Namfisa drives Consumer Credit Bill
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Republican Party leader urges rejection of gender identity teaching
Republican Party President, Henk Mudge, on Thursday, urged the Ministry of Education and school boards to reject the teaching of gender identity in.. Read More →
NSA issues update on 2023 Census progress
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Wildfires spark mass evacuations in Hawaii
Officials say that at least 36 people have died as wildfires rage across Maui County in Hawaii and hundreds are being evacuated as.. Read More →
NamRa bolsters anti-corruption measures
The Namibia Revenue Agency’s domestic taxes department has implemented the Corruption Risk Assessment Report, which facilitates anti-corruption efforts and enhances service to taxpayers.. Read More →
Wildlife activists demand halt to SA lion breeding
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Ocean conservationist warns against seal culling
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The management of Oshakati Intermediate Hospital in the Oshana Region is advocating for the establishment of a mental health hospital. They MEpropose this.. Read More →
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Uganda’s President denounced the World Bank’s decision to suspend new funding in response to a harsh anti-LGBTQ law and vowed to find alternative.. Read More →
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The trial of the man accused of molesting 15 teenage boys and supplying them with alcohol will only commence in September. Johann Maree.. Read More →
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11 people have been killed in a fire at a holiday home in eastern France. The blaze broke out in a chalet being.. Read More →
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President Joe Biden has declared a national emergency to fight the threat of what he called “countries of concern” getting US technology that.. Read More →
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Former Okahandja Regional Councillor to appear in the Windhoek High Court on Friday
The former Okahandja Regional Councillor will appear in the Windhoek High Court on Friday. This is to appeal the Okahandja Magistrate’s Court’s refusal.. Read More →
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City of Windhoek announces electricity tariff increase
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Zimbabwe’s President urges more votes for his party
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EU starts preparing sanctions against Niger junta
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Institute for Public Policy Research shares perspective on the Namibia Investment Promotion and Facilitation Bill
The Director of the Institute for Public Policy Research shared his perspective on the Namibia Investment Promotion and Facilitation Bill. Graham Hopwood says.. Read More →
Ministry addresses health service concerns in underserved areas
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World Bank freezes loans to Uganda over anti-LGBTQ laws
The World Bank halted new loans to Uganda over the East African government’s enactment of anti-LGBTQ laws that include the death penalty in.. Read More →
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British water companies face legal action
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South Africa commemorates Women’s Day
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Japan commits N$28 billion investment
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UK issues travel advisory due to South African taxi strike
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The World Bank said on Tuesday it would halt new lending to the Ugandan government after concluding that its anti-LGBTQ law. The law.. Read More →
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The prevalence of burnout in the workplace has become a growing concern, affecting employees across all industries, including the Namibian market. The constant.. Read More →
South African national arrested in Pretoria for rape, sexual grooming of minors
One of the infamous Boeremag members has been rearrested in South Africa. This while out on parole for crimes he allegedly committed, which.. Read More →
UK and Turkiye announce migration deal
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Sudan’s army on Tuesday intensified efforts to gain ground in the capital Khartoum. This in some of the heaviest fighting since the start.. Read More →
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Drowning victim’s body retrieved at Orange River
At Aussenkehr a body was retrieved of a man who allegedly drowned at the Orange River early in July. This was confirmed by.. Read More →
Niger hit with more sanctions as junta rebuffs latest diplomatic mission
Niger was slapped with more sanctions on Tuesday, hours after its new military leaders rejected the latest diplomatic mission aimed at restoring constitutional.. Read More →
Typhoon Khanun takes last swing at west Japan
The Japan Meteorological Agency is calling for strict vigilance as typhoon Khanun continues to hit the country’s western regions. The storm approached the.. Read More →
Storms pummel US east coast, wreaking havoc.
Thousands of Americans remain without power after violent storms battered multiple states along the east coast of the US on Monday night. Two.. Read More →
Fredericks calls for speedy upgrade of Keetmanshoop- Aroab road
||Kharas’ Governor called on Government to fast-track the upgrading of the Keetmanshoop-Aroab road in order to provide rural communities with access to essential.. Read More →
More than 100 arrested in West African internet scam investigation
A cross-border investigation into West African criminal groups scamming internet users has resulted in more than 100 arrests. In addition, there has been.. Read More →
City Of Windhoek’s new CEO receives welcoming from Katutura community activist
The City Of WIndhoek recently embraced its new Chief Executive officer. Moses Matyayi will now be at the helm of the biggest municipality.. Read More →
South African rand extends losses on weak China data
South Africa’s rand slipped again on Tuesday as weak economic data from China kept investors away from risk-sensitive currencies. The currency traded at.. Read More →
Amazon nations gather for climate talks
Leaders from eight Amazon nations are gathering in Brazil for talks on deforestation and wider climate-related issues. A major goal is to reach.. Read More →