Namibian Olympian, Phillip Seilder recently won the 2024 Pupkewitz Jetty Mile for a record-extending eleventh time at ...

An international science conference is scheduled to take place in Namibia, hosted by the Otjiwarongo-based Cheetah Conservation Fund. Running under the banner ‘ConGen Global’, the conference covers ...

The Mayor of Walvis Bay, H.W. Trevino Forbes unveiled a remembrance plaque in honour of the victims of the 1986 Atlantic Meat Market bombing, last week at Sam Nujoma Avenue.

The Swakopmund Municipality recently sponsored 120 hygiene packs as gifts for the Swakopmund Correctional Facility at the coastal town. The donation, which is valued at N$6,020, was officially handed ...

The Walvis Bay Primary School recently gifted the Municipality of Walvis Bay with its first sponsored location frame. The pink frame set against the scenic port celebrates the coastal town’s unique ...

Situated in the heart of the DRC informal settlement, Anne’s Angel’s Soup Kitchen helped over 200 children aged between aged two to 18 to a pre-Christmas meal at Swakopmund which included rice, fish, ...

The Ministry of Mines and Energy, as the custodian of Namibia’s natural resources said they are committed to serve the public and ensure that accessing mineral rights is as uncomplicated as possible.

The Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) recently celebrated this year’s achievements at the Robotics School with an awards and certificates ceremony while reflecting on the students’ experiences, future ...

FNB Namibia said they are dedicated to helping stop fraud before it starts as they noted with concern the rise in fraudulent activities at the start of the festive season. The integrity and security ...

A sound financial plan for 2025 does not have to mean sacrificing the festivities; it means laying a foundation for peace of ...

Namibia stands at the forefront of a transformative energy revolution, positioning itself as a global leader in green hydrogen production. With abundant renewable energy resources and strategic ...

According to a report by IJG Research, the City of Windhoek experienced a 22.1% month-on-month decrease in building approvals but a 18.2% month-on-month increase in the value of new building plans ...