[Namibian] THE city of Limbe is a "warzone" and the Brave Warriors must contest their upcoming African Nations Championship group matches elsewhere in Cameroon, the Ambazonian separatist movement cautioned yesterday.

[Namibian] Benjamin 'Kleintjie' Gaseb is a household name in Namibian football.

[Namibian] NAMIBIAN rower Maike Diekmann, who qualified for her first Olympics more than a year ago, has had a disruptive year as Covid-19 struck and wiped out her normal training programme and international competition.

[Namibian] FOLLOWING heavy to moderate rains in many parts of the country's northern regions recently, many farmers have started ploughing their mahangu fields with high hopes of yielding better harvests.

[Namibian] THE president of the Namibia Transport and Taxi Union, Werner Januarie, is suing the government for N$74 million in connection with an incident that occurred in August last year where he claims he was assaulted by police officers and membe...

[Namibian] Khorixas residents battle sewage

[Namibian] THE Development Bank of Namibia has signed a loan agreement with the Development Bank of Germany (KfW) to receive funding of around N$455 million to fund the non-agricultural small business loan scheme.

[Namibian] A Cameroon separatist movement has warned CAF that the northwestern city of Limbe is a war zone and unfit for African Nations Championship matches.

[Namibian] THE Brave Warriors are hard at work preparing for the Chan finals in Cameroon, and are determined not to be derailed by the recent Covid-19 outbreak in their camp.

[Namibian] MINISTER of health and social services Kalumbi Shangula says Namibia has not yet established whether it will explore testing for the new variant of the novel coronavirus despite the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) saying t...

[CAJ News] Windhoek, Namibia -- THE Namibian tourism and hospital industry is showing positive signs of recovery from the lull triggered by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

[Namibia Economist] The Ministry of Mines and Energy announced that fuel prices will remain unchanged with N$11.38 per litre for diesel while the petrol price will remain N$11.35 per litre for January 2021.

[Namibian] TWO rape cases were reported in Kunene region over the festive season, acting police regional commander for Kunene, deputy commissioner Lazarus Johannes has said.

[Namibian] AN ARMED mob seized an unlicenced taxi driver from traffic officers who were in the process of arresting him on Monday.

[Namibian] PRESIDENT Hage Geingob's second version of his Harambee Prosperity Plan (HPP) to be launched next month will focus on agricultural transformation and leveraging private funding to solve the country's socio-economic woes.

[Namibian] NAMIBIA'S biggest trade union representing civil servants recently said a facility is already in place for them to access part of their pension to build houses through their pension fund.

[Namibian] THE Oshikuku State Hospital ambulance service has been accused of negligence after a resident of Iithindi village near Oshikuku died of a heart attack on Sunday.

[Namibia Economist] Heavy rains over the past few days have resulted in damaged roads in the areas of Keetmanshoop, Grünau, Aroab, Noordoewer, Karasburg and Warmbad, the Roads Authority has announced.

[Namibia Economist] The Startup Namibia's Swakop Pop up camp, a coworking community office space for local startups which opened its doors in December last year, managed to give the coastal community a platform to connect, engage and develop ideas.

[Namibian] A 59-year-old man died at about 10h30 on Wednesday as he waited in the queue to be served at a bank at Ondangwa in Oshana region.

[Namibian] LISTED Namibian companies at the beginning of last year were worth over N$36 billion. A year later, their value has dipped by a whopping N$10 billion.

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[Namibian] ROAD users at Khorixas are complaining of a lack of road signs at the town, and speed humps which are elevated too much.

[Namibian] Union, private schools welcome delayed schools re-opening

[Namibian] CREDIT extended to businesses at the end of November last year has moved onto a positive trajectory, promising a boost in economic activities in the short term.

[Namibian] HUMAN rights activist Nicodemus 'Mama Africa' Aoxamub says a political party for sex workers and LGBTQI communities in the country is on the cards.

[Cosafa] Namibia have had to place their preparations for the African Nations Championship (CHAN) on hold after 10 players tested positive for COVID-19, the country's football association has confirmed.

[Namibian] PRIVATE hospitals are getting overwhelmed with the rising Covid-19 cases while state hospitals are still accommodating patients as pressure mounts on the health delivery system.

[Namibian] The Affirmative Repositioning (AR) movement plans to establish a labour union to liberate Namibian workers in the public sector from reactionary and co-opted unions.

[Namibian] THE Ministry of Finance has reissued a directive to all offices, ministries and agencies (OMAs) to buy and make use of locally produced goods and services.