[Namibian] THE Central Southern Africa hockey qualifier in Harare for the Africa Cup of Nations tournament has been postponed to the beginning of May due to Covid-19.

[Namibian] SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING is the most effective way to reach a large audience with a very small budget.

[Namibian] Prosecutor General Martha Imalwa says she is satisfied with the court's decision to confiscate vehicles and a residential property belonging to a former finance manager accused of stealing N$26 million from a military state-owned company.

[Namibian] DAVID 'Dawie' Moller and his co-accused in a money-laundering case were yesterday granted bail in the amount of N$15 000.

[Namibian] Two Zimbabwean nationals were denied bail in the Katima Mulilo Magistrate's Court after being arrested on Saturday over the forging of Covid-19 test results.

[Namibian] The Affirmative Repositioning (AR) movement yesterday said it would shut down Shoprite outlets if the company fails to resolve the ongoing dispute with its striking employees.

[Namibian] About 20 young people in Namibia's informal sector are currently receiving training to ensure they are well equipped to start and maintain a business.

[Namibian] The bishop of the Reformed Evangelical Anglican Church of Namibia (REACH-Namibia), Lukas Katenda, has advised politicians to protect the rights of children at all times.

[Namibian] Hollywood superstar Will Smith will be in Namibia next month to play host for the second season filming of the National Geographic natural history documentary 'One Strange Rock', The Namibian has learnt through impeccable sources.

[Namibian] A group of Namibian karatekas recently returned from a three-day training camp in Johannesburg as they build up skills and experience in the hope of qualifying for the Tokyo Olympic Games.

[Namibian] NETBALL Namibia (NN) has embarked on a mission to reactivate dormant regions to streamline operations countrywide.

[Namibia Economist] Following more rain in the Hardap catchment area, the dam's inflow rate started increasing again around 05:00 on Tuesday morning, 12 January 2020. By 07:00 the dam was 70.5% full, increasing to 70.8% an hour later. A decision was ...

[Namibian] KAVANGO East governor Bonifatius Wakudumo has been accused of facilitating a proposal by a company owned by Chinese businesswoman Stina Wu to secure rental contracts with various government offices, ministries and agencies.

[Namibian] TWO men accused of raping a 15-year-old girl were denied bail when they made their first appearance in the Keetmanshoop Magistrate's Court yesterday.

[Namibian] DAVID 'Dawie' Moller, alleged Fishrot mastermind James Hatuikulipi's business partner, applied for bail and will appear in the Gobabis Magistrate Court today.

[Namibian] A 34-YEAR-OLD man died after he was assaulted for asking for beer from his alleged assailant.

[Namibian] EMILIA Ndiweni Josef (4) allegedly met her death at the hands of her own mother after she was strangled with a scarf around midday on Friday at Omanenepeke village at Onesi in the Omusati region.

[Namibian] Namibian mountain bike champion Alex Miller received a major boost with the announcement last week that he had been signed up by the international Team Trek Vaude powered by Ötztal.

[Namibian] THE office of the //Kharas governor has started efforts to raise funds for a reward for information that could lead to the return of the missing three-year-old boy at Lüderitz.

[Namibian] A, one of only two in Africa, dwarf giraffe was discovered on a private farm near Okahandja last July, a recently published report by researchers from the Giraffe Conservation Foundation (GCF) revealed.

[Namibian] EMPLOYEES of the Swakopmund Hotel and entertainment centre have not seen a penny of their salaries since May last year.

[New Frame] The suspension of the southern African nation's football league has stunted the growth of players who were already not making much from the beautiful game.

[Namibian] DOMESTIC football could restart with a pre-season tournament next month, hinted Namibia Football Premier League director Mabos Vries.

[Namibia Economist] The Bank of Namibia appointed Sencia Kaizemi Rukata as the new Director of Banking Services, effective 01 January 2021, replacing Sam Shivute, who left the position following his

[Namibian] RALLY for Democracy and Progress (RDP) leader Mike Kavekotora says the political allegiance of Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) director general Paulus Noa is among the reasons for the agency's failure to live up to its mandate 17 years af...

[Namibia Economist] The Brave Warriors are busy preparing for the 2021 African Nations Championship (CHAN) Finals to be held in Cameroon.

[Namibian] NAMIBIA has recorded 105 deaths in a space of six weeks following a spike in coronavirus cases.

[Namibian] SHOPRITE workers say they are hopeful things will turn in their favour after the High Court on Friday ordered the giant retailer to stop hiring seasonal workers to perform the duties of aggrieved employees currently on a nationwide strike.

[Namibian] THE Rundu Intermediate Hospital has banned patients from receiving visitors as a measure to curb the spread of Covid-19.

[Namibian] Despite restrictions due to Covid-19 and a dearth of sponsors, the Quinton Steele Botes Athletics Coaching Course was once again successfully staged in Windhoek last week.