[Namibia Economist] The Governor of the Bank of Namibia, Johannes !Gawaxab met with stakeholders based in the Oshana Region, where he engaged them on the mandate of the Bank, the economic

[Namibian] A TEACHER from Limbandungila Combined School at Eenhana allegedly choked a colleague before stabbing her multiple times with a knife in the neck and face.

[Namibian] A WINDHOEK woman, who was accused of murdering a teenage boy in a stabbing incident in November 2018, has been found not guilty after a trial in the Windhoek Regional Court.

[Namibian] THE government is planning to consult on the poverty-ridden Kombat settlement in the Otjozondjupa region.

[Namibian] SAINTS took a commanding lead in both the men and women's premier leagues after the sixth round of Bank Windhoek Indoor Hockey league action over the weekend.

[Namibian] COMPETITIVE volleyball successfully returned to action at Swakopmund over the weekend, as DTS and Revivals captured the Bank Windhoek Doc Tournament titles.

[Namibian] THE state has indicated it will oppose bail for a man accused of murdering a senior citizen at Swakopmund last week Thursday.

[Namibian] SHELLEYGAN PETERSEN, CHARMAINE NGATJIHEUE and MERCY KARUUOMBE

[Namibian] GROOTFONTEIN will see the construction of a new development, with 122 affordable houses for civil servants, including mostly teachers, members of the defence force and police officers.

[Namibian] AN 85-YEAR-OLD self-proclaimed kung fu master, Lazarus Mambo, says he is keen to use his 40 years' experience in martial arts to contribute to the fight against gender-based violence in Namibia.

[New Era] The Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) has started the process of identifying replacements for the current commissioners whose term lapses towards the end of this year.

[New Era] The Poultry Producers Association of Namibia (PPA) recently hosted its annual meeting, where it brought together key industry role players to review the performance of the sector, and the challenges faced in the previous year. The event als...

[Namibian] THE finals of the Outjo Cricket Festival will be played on Wednesday due to 'bad weather'.

[Namibia Economist] The National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia (Namcor) has now successfully taken charge of the country's multi-million-dollar National Oil Storage Facility, which consists of a tanker jetty, multiple product pipelines and a termi...

[Namibian] THE Ugandan She-Cranes continued their winning ways against the Namibian Debmarine Desert Jewels at the Spar Challenge Tri-Nations netball tournament at the Cape Town International Conference Centre on Monday, beating them 57-27 after lead...

[Namibian] THE Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) donated three fully furnished mobile container clinics valued at N$6 million to the Walvis Bay Corridor Group (WBCG) on Thursday at Walvis Bay.

[Namibian] NAMIBIA's largest labour union has accused the Social Security Commission (SSC) of paying N$3,3 million for office space, without occupying the properties.

[Namibian] THE Namibian poultry industry's growth and development are being thwarted by high feed prices and imports from international poultry giants.

[Namibian] THE Social Security Commission (SSC) has failed to execute subsidy payments to employers and employees affected by Covid-19 as promised last year.

[Namibian] MINISTER of information and communication technology Peya Mushelenga is suing a businesswoman for N$630 000, accusing her of failing to pass on rental payments from apartments he owns at Ondangwa.

[New Era] Swakopmund -- Murder accused Daniel Robberts yesterday made his first court appearance for the alleged murder of well-known Swakopmund resident Frikkie van Schalkwyk (69).

[New Era] A teacher at the Limbandungila Combined School in the Ohangwena region was yesterday remanded in custody after she allegedly attempted to kill her friend and colleague on Friday last week.

[New Era] Marine insurance, the earliest form of insurance, is an ancient concept of maritime law. It is important to know something about the history of marine insurance to understand how it operates today. The origin of marine insurance is "veiled ...

[New Era] Trustco Life successfully launched OnawaMed as an affordable and unique medical insurance product in May 2020. This distinctive product provides access and cover against the costs of consultations at private medical doctors.

[Namibian] THE liquidation of Namibia's national airline passed another milestone on Friday, with the High Court confirming the winding-up of Air Namibia a month after a provisional order was issued for the airline to be wound up.

[New Era] The Namibia Press Agency (Nampa) has taken issue with a newspaper report, which insinuated the agency was a problematic public enterprise.

[New Era] Omuthiya -- An Otjiwarongo-based police constable and a pastor of the Enlightened Christian Gathering Church were arrested on Friday in Omuthiya after they were found in possession of a rhino horn.

[New Era] Rundu -- Communal land boards across the country are facing a challenge of many requests for land in their areas, with over 30 000 applications yet to be processed, land reform minister Calle Schlettwein has said.

[New Era] A strike appears imminent at the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation after the labour commissioner last week issued a certificate of non-resolution to the ongoing dispute pitting a union representing NBC workers and the national broadcaster's...

[Namibian] THE European Union's ambassador to Namibia, Sinikka Antila, says the EU's new Gender Action Plan (GAP III) aims to accelerate progress on empowering women and girls, and to safeguard gains made in gender equality.