[Namibian] THE Office of the Labour Commissioner at Walvis Bay has slapped ArcticNam Fishing, which was managed by Fishrot-linked Iceland company Samherji, with a N$1,8 million fine to compensate 23 Namibian fishermen who were retrenched in 2018.

[Namibian] MULTINATIONAL corporations registered in Luxembourg are believed to be using a loophole in the country's tax system to circumvent European Union (EU) transparency regulations and underpay tax.

[Namibian] THE Women's Leadership Centre has thrown its weight behind Namibian athletes Christine Mboma and Beatrice Masilingi, saying their exclusion from the Tokyo Olympic Games amounted to sexism and racism.

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[New Era] The challenges wrought by the Covid-19 pandemic has not spared people living with visual disabilities.

[Namibian] News - National | 2021-07-07

[Namibian] INMATES at the Hardap Correctional Facility claim they have not been vaccinated against Covid-19 due to "maladministration, injustice and general negligence".

[Namibian] MEMBERS of the private sector, led by Namdock at Walvis Bay, on Monday donated the Walvis Bay State Hospital a cooling container to be used as a temporary mortuary.

[Namibian] THE medical evidence in a case about the alleged rape of a patient at a Windhoek hospital three months ago does not incriminate the intern doctor accused of having sexually assaulted the patient, a defence lawyer argued at the close of the...

[Namibian] GERTRUIDA Hartney (76) from Windhoek recently discharged herself from the Katutura State Hospital in high spirits after beating Covid-19 in one-and-a-half weeks.

[Namibian] ALTHOUGH local companies have been reducing their borrowing for productive purposes, most of them still depend on overdrafts to get by.

[Namibian] SENEGAL's Teranga Lions are not on a southern African safari, they are here to conquer. The West African Cosafa Cup guests are hungry and have a single mind to gobble up everything on offer, the team's head of delegation, Sam Diatta, said.

[New Era] Keetmanshoop -- While government weighs up the next legal step in the protracted //Kharas Regional Council saga, the governing party in the region says the line minister should stay out of the affairs of the council.

[New Era] After competing in Beijing in 2008, London in 2012 and Rio de Janeiro in 2016, veteran long-distance runner Helalia Johannes says the 2020 Olympic Games will be her last Olympics' participation.

[Namibian] ZAMBEZI region, which shares borders with three other countries and has a number of ports of entry, has recorded a very low number of Covid-19 cases to date.

[Namibian] THE 35 'struggle kids' currently camping out at the offices of the Ministry of Sport, Youth and National Service at Oshakati say they are starving.

[Namibian] THE director of the Museums Association of Namibia (MAN), historian, freedom fighter, revolutionary and mentor, Jeremy Gale Silvester, passed away on 5 July at the age of 59.

[Namibian] WHILE the world is battling the deadly Covid-19 pandemic, 36-year-old Joseph Haikali is fighting a rare disease that causes his joints and knees to continuously keep swelling.

[Namibian] NAMIBIA take on Madagascar today in a do-or-die match that they have to win to keep their hopes alive of qualifying for the 2023 Rugby World Cup.

[Namibian] A 32-year-old man from Ohangwena's Enghandja village was arrested on Monday after he allegedly attacked his 81-year-old grandmother with a pot.

[Namibian] ON 1 January this year, trading under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) became operational.

[Namibian] A FORMER assistant pro vice chancellor at the University of Namibia (Unam), professor Frank Paul Kavishe, has died.

[Namibian] A WINDHOEK resident is being held in police custody while facing two charges under the Arms and Ammunition Act after he allegedly fired off shots with a pistol at a funeral on Saturday.

[Namibian] THE Capricorn Group, which includes Bank Windhoek, has since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic committed more than N$6 million to support the government and vulnerable communities in the fight against the disease.

[Namibian] WORLD Athletics acted with negligence and insensitivity after inexplicably breaking a confidentiality agreement with the Namibia National Olympic Committee (NNOC) and Athletics Namibia over the handling of the Beatrice Masilingi and Christ...

[Namibian] A Windhoek-based couple who owned food franchise Captain DoRegos has died of Covid-19, leaving behind their six-year-old daughter.

[UNFPA] Windhoek -- "Gender equity has to be promoted beyond the public sector to cover all segments of society, beyond representation in leadership positions, to permeate all aspects of human endeavour, if we are to realize its benefits," said Namib...

[New Era] The debt-to-GDP ratio for Namibia continued to rise further above the central government debt ceiling of 35% of gross domestic product as of March 2021. Total debt as a percentage of GDP stood at 62% at the end of March 2021, representing y...

[New Era] Otjozondjupa regional leadership has been conducting weekly assessment and preparedness meetings as new Covid-19 infections continue to rise sharply.

[New Era] Subsistence farming in the communal areas continues to bear the brunt of Covid-19, as farmers succumbing to the disease left behind a huge income shortfall for the surviving family members.