[Namibian] NAMIBIA completed their cricket series against Emerging Zimbabwe in style with a sixth successive victory at the Wanderers field yesterday.

[Namibian] FUELEX Namibia was announced as an official partner and sponsor of Cricket Namibia at a press conference on Friday.

[Namibian] As the national anthem reverberated loud inside Nairobi's vast Kasarani Stadium and the Namibian flag melodically fluttered to the tune in the afternoon breeze, the camera zoomed in on the steely gaze of Christine Mboma who lit up the trac...

[New Era] Maihapa Ndjavera

[Namibia Economist] The first exhibition by Omeho Project opens on 25 August 2021 at Café Prestige in Windhoek, celebrating young Namibian thinkers who further their industries, create jobs and strive to make a positive impact on their communities.

[New Era] From the age of 10, Aaron Mushimba already knew he would have a clothing line because of his artistic gift of drawing clothes, and today has turned that passion for fashion into a business. The 18-year-old co-founded SAUCEYAESTHETICS with t...

[New Era] A new wind of change is blowing in neighbouring Zambia following Hakainde Hichilema's election as incoming president. The business tycoon and opposition leader, at his sixth attempt at winning the presidency, prevailed by landslide by garne...

[Namibian] A WALVIS Bay couple was left in shock and disappointment after the Ministry of Health and Social Services told them the remains of their baby were cremated without their consent.

[Namibian] With no capital, just an idea and a few tools, Erastus Muyenga built a mahangu milling machine in the backyard of his uncle's house a month ago.

[Namibian] THE state-owned Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) has allegedly failed to institute strong action against businessman Onesmus 'Tona' Amadhila despite him being in arrears on loans worth N$180 million.

[Namibian] "WE WERE treated like animals, but we remained humble."

[Namibian] THE Windhoek municipality has threatened to evict several vendors who have been operating at the Olyeeta Open Market in Okuryangava but are failing to pay rent.

[Namibian] ONE of the Americans standing trial over the murder of a young Namibian in Windhoek at the start of 2011 is now saying he knew his alleged victim, Andre Heckmair, and that they had an appointment to meet each other on the day Heckmair was ...

[Namibia Economist] The Motor Vehicle Accident Fund (MVA) statistics show that between 1 January and 3 August 2021 244 children aged between 5 and 17 were injured on the roads, while 198 children where injured during the same period in 2020 and 24 ch...

[Namibian] WINDHOEK-BORN Annie Mosiane Kalomo's former netball teammates are said to have been unable to find a player as talented as the pint-sized former centre-cum-wing-attacker since she hung up her netball tekkies in 2006.

[Namibia Economist] Trigon Metals and local power distributor, CENORED this week signed a power supply agreement for the restart of Kombat Mine.

[Namibian] The Namibian Eagles are expected to wrap up their second series against Emerging Zimbabwe with a fifth consecutive win at the Wanders field today.

[Namibian] BOBBY Samaria yesterday announced a 32-man squad in preparation for the Brave Warriors' upcoming 2022 Fifa World Cup qualifying matches.

[Namibian] BEATRICE Masilingi and Christine Mboma could be reinstated to their primary 400 m event as World Athletics (WA) faces fresh pressure to trash its controversial testosterone regulations.

[New Era] Loide Jason

[New Era] Aletta Shikololo

[New Era] John Muyamba

[New Era] Paheja Siririka

[New Era] Nuusita Ashipala

[New Era] Eveline de Klerk

[Namibian] RESEARCH confirms what entrepreneurs have long suspected: Start-ups drive job creation.

[Namibian] SWAPO coordinator for the Ohangwena region Hafeni Hatutale wants Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) leader McHenry Venaani to apologise to a party member, Hidipo Hamata.

[Namibian] VACCINE HESITANCY REFERS to the delay in acceptance or refusal of vaccination despite the availability of vaccination services.

[New Era] Nuusita Ashipala

[Namibian] Mobile Telecommunications Limited (MTC) will release its prospectus on 20 September, which will detail how much its shares will cost as the company goes public.