[Namibian] The 10 men facing a host of criminal charges in connection with Icelandic-owned companies' use of Namibian fishing quotas will have a single trial in the Windhoek High Court.

[New Era] Rally for Democracy and Progress leader Mike Kavekotora says the genocide motion tabled by the late Nudo MP Kuaima Riruako in the National Assembly in 2006 was about restorative justice.

[Namibian] EMPLOYEES of Spar outlets at Ondangwa, Ongwediva and Oshakati are accusing their managers of disregarding labour laws and being abusive towards employees.

[New Era] Namibian taxpayers owe an astounding N$36 billion in penalties to the Namibia Revenue Authority (NamRA) as at 30 September 2021. About 117 600 taxpayers were penalised for late submission and payments.

[New Era] With more than 3 500 deaths reported in Namibia by the health ministry as a result of Covid-19 since the outbreak of the pandemic, funeral undertakers have been under tremendous strain due to a high demand for their services as well as to e...

[New Era] A national 3x3 wheelchair basketball team will depart for South Africa today to attempt to qualify for the Commonwealth Games next year.

[Namibian] President Hage Geingob has pleaded with Namibians not to "destroy" investment opportunities that can help the country's economy recover.

[Namibian] The minister of urban and rural development, Erastus Utoni yesterday met with the leadership of the Rundu Town Council to discuss the water crisis being experienced at the town in which he ordered council to start with infrastructure audit...

[New Era] The Ohangwena region this week launched the indoor residual spraying for preventing malaria.

[Namibian] A TASK force set up by the agriculture ministry recommends a number of measures to save the dairy industry from collapse, including introducing quantitative controls on imported dairy products, said minister of agriculture, water and land ...

[Namibian] She sits in the shade of a broken umbrella watching people walk past her.

[New Era] The University of Namibia has been named as the top-ranking institution of higher learning in the country and part of the top 100 universities in Africa.

[New Era] Ongwediva -- Villagers living between Ongwediva and Ondangwa have appealed to water utility NamWater to repair their dilapidated water pipeline. The community claims that weekly pipe bursts leave them without water for prolonged periods.

[Namibian] A NON-PROFIT organisation says Canadian company ReconAfrica's oil drilling has damaged houses in areas near the company's operations.

[New Era] Ongwediva -- The Ongwediva Town Council has awarded a tender to upgrade the town's Church Street to bitumen standard to Emirates Trading.

[New Era] Walvis Bay -- A rural teacher from the Zambezi region has bagged at least N$160 000 (US$10 000) in prize money after winning the African Union Continental Teacher's prize for 2020.

[Namibian] PRESIDENT Hage Geingob yesterday failed to explain the appointment of convicted rapist Vincent Likoro to Swapo's new think tank, saying the issue should rather be addressed on a ruling party platform.

[New Era] Rapid land delivery, proper governance, an effective debt collection plan as well as containing the skyrocketing wage bill were some of the strategies highlighted by City of Windhoek CEO candidates during their public presentations yesterda...

[New Era] Swapo member of parliament Lucia Witbooi has said the genocide negotiations that started some six years back between the Namibian and German governments have produced notable and tangible outcomes.

[New Era] High Court Judge Christie Liebenberg concluded yesterday the State has managed to prove former Cabinet ministers and businessmen in the fisheries bribery case, all acted with the same purpose for the benefit of their "criminal enterprise".

[New Era] The US government, through the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, has earmarked US$90.4 million (over N$1.3 billion) for 2022 towards Namibia's fight against HIV.

[New Era] Rundu -- A 38-year-old man tragically died Tuesday morning after he was shot allegedly by an environment ministry official who was attempting to put down a buffalo calf along the Kavango River.

[Namibian] SIX new gems have been added to the Desert Jewels' collection as the national side readies for its latest international showcase.

[Namibian] AN explosive weekend of rugby can be expected when the final round of group matches takes place tomorrow, with four teams battling it out for three semi-final spots.

[Namibian] BOBBY Samaria knows that his Brave Warriors will face one of the strongest teams in world football tomorrow when they take on Senegal in the 2022 Fifa World Cup qualifiers. But that should not faze his charges, he said. They are Brave Warr...

[Namibian] AN ELDERLY resident lost his home on Tuesday morning at around 10h00, when a fire started in one of the rooms of his house on a farm at Rehoboth West.

[Namibian] A 38-year-old man from Mbwata village in the Ndiyona constituency of the Kavango East region was shot dead by members of the anti-poaching unit on Tuesday.

[Namibia Economist] The Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) will host the 5th Annual National Secretaries Convention on 08 October, virtually in response to COVID-19 national guidelines.

[Namibian] THE Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) has prohibited all its councillors at the Windhoek Municipal Council from participating in all council-related activities with immediate effect.

[Namibian] THE Federation of International Football Associations has thrown its weight behind the embattled NFA president Ranga Haikali and denounced a move by the NFA executive to suspend him.