[DW] The opposition has accused the ruling SWAPO party of pushing through a joint agreement with Germany over an apology for colonial-era atrocities against the Nama and Herero people. They have called for reparations.

[Namibian] ANTICIPATION for Namibia's first-ever appearance at the T20 Cricket World Cup is growing, after the national team, the Eagles, were officially sent off at a glittering function on Monday night.

[Namibian] SWAPO secretary general Sophia Shaningwa says the ruling party will not join other parties to recount the Ndonga Linena constituency election outcome, which was recently nullified by the High Court.

[Namibian] THE Northern Regional Electricity Distributor (Nored) is currently running on huge losses incurred as a result of illegal electricity connections and customers not honouring their monthly bills on time.

[Namibian] EIGHT of the men charged in the two pending Fishrot cases about alleged high-level fraud and corruption in the Namibian fishing sector are due to hear in two weeks' time if they will have one or two trials to go through in the Windhoek Hig...

[Namibian] DESPITE producing cereals, legumes and fruit, some of which are exported, Namibia still imports about 60% of the food it needs.

[Namibian] WHS Old Boys won the CCD Sixes cricket tournament for the second year in a row after beating Wanderers by 10 runs in the final on Sunday.

[Namibian] FLAME "Special One' Nangolo will top the bill when he takes on Gustav Petrus in a rematch at the Nampower Convention Centre on 9 October.

[New Era] For the first time since their unceremonious ban from partaking in the 400m event by World Athletics due to their so-called elevated natural testosterone levels, Namibia's sprint queens Christine Mboma and Beatrice Masilingi yesterday opene...

[New Era] If you are a hands-off farmer, then small stock rearing is not for you. Small stock farming requires double the hours you would put in large livestock such as cattle. They require constant care and tending. By their very nature, goats and s...

[New Era] A few days after they were announced as new entrants to the 2022 Indoor Hockey World Cup, Namibia's senior men's hockey team was yesterday blessed with an amount of N$900 000 by telecommunications giant MTC to use for preparations towards t...

[New Era] Metusalem Tjirovi always believed in doing things differently. It was, therefore, not surprising to those close to him when, in 2014, he embarked on his farming journey, starting off with a whole kraal of full breed, registered stud livesto...

[New Era] The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on mental health has been felt across the globe. Many of us have faced and/or are facing challenges that have stirred strong emotions and caused much stress and anxiety. In fact, research has shown that p...

[Namibia Economist] The Southern African Science Service Centre for Climate Change and Adaptive Land Management (SASSCAL) will hold a Hybrid (Global Monitoring for Environment and Security) GMES and Africa Regional Workshop from 27 to 29 September at...

[Namibian] PROJECT Never Walk Alone, an initiative by philanthropist Tim Ekandjo, donated its first batch of 1 000 pairs of shoes to beneficiaries in the Hardap Region on Friday.

[Namibia Economist] The Allianz Global Corporate and Specialty (AGCS), insurance company, has announced the appointment of Delphine Marchessaux as the Regional Head for Marine in Mediterranean and Africa effective from 7 December 2021. She takes over...

[New Era] The N$250 million Hosea Kutako International Airport (HKIA) congestion alleviation project's completion date is set for the end of September 2021.

[Namibian] Chairperson of the National Council Lukas Muha has suggested that the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources allocate fishing quotas to all 14 regions of the country.

[Namibian] After a record-breaking season, 18-year-old Christine Mboma landed another podium position, grabbing the number one spot on the World Athletics women's 200m world rankings, ahead of Jamaican stars, Shericka Jackson and Elaine Thompson-Hera...

[Namibian] NAMIBIA will be the first country in the Southern African Development Community to implement the Container Control Programme (CCP) that is used in the prevention of drug trafficking and other illicit cross-border activities at seaports.

[Namibian] THE Namibian recently hit one million followers across its social media platforms, marking a milestone for the newspaper's digital footprint.

[Namibia Economist] The Ministry of Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment Creation recorded a total of 13,682 employees retrenched between January 2020, to 30 June 2021.

[Namibia Economist] The Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) will this week host the 8th graduation ceremony of the Commercial Advancement Training Scheme (CATS).

[Namibia Economist] The Mayor of Arandis Town, Erastus Kandenge together with the Arandis Town Council paid a courtesy call on the Windhoek Municipal Council this week.

[Namibia Economist] Shoppers will now be able to purchase beautiful local arts and crafts online through the newly launched Namibia Crafts Centre website of the

[Namibia Economist] The Meatco Foundation is assisting the Kavango Livestock Marketing Offal Business cooperative in the Kavango region by providing technical and administrative support.

[Namibian] THE national director of Special Olympics Namibia (SON), Emilia Nzunzi, says misconceptions about people with disabilities prevent them from accessing opportunities to improve the quality of their lives.

[Namibia Economist] Following a call for applications launched to all African member federations of World Rugby as well as to France 2023, the Rugby Africa commissions have reviewed the submissions in the light of very precise criteria to evaluate th...

[Namibia Economist] The African Development Bank's Special Agro industrial Processing Zones (SAPZ) initiative can trigger a fundamental change in Africa's economic transformation, participants at the first partnership meeting for agro-industrializati...

[Namibian] An offer to buy Mobile Telecommunications Limited (MTC) shares is finally open, with one share going for N$8,50, and a minimum of 200 shares to be bought.