[New Era] Obrein Simasiku

[New Era] Staff Reporter

[New Era] Festus Hamalwa

[New Era] Nuusita Ashipala

[New Era] Maihapa Ndjavera

[New Era] ... as NFA coffers run dry

[New Era] Soon after ending a professional career that spanned almost two decades, Albie Morkel took up the role of assistant coach at Cricket Namibia. The former South Africa allrounder reunited with his old friend Pierre de Bruyn, overseeing Namibi...

[Namibian] YOUTH football continued in the capital over the weekend with numerous teams displaying their skills in the DTS Windhoek u15 Invitational Tournament.

[Namibian] MTC spokesperson Tim Ekandjo has added fuel to a raging fire with his recent remarks on the state of football in the country, says Hilda Basson Namundjebo who chaired the defunct Fifa Normalisation Committee for Namibia.

[Namibian] UGANDA emerged as strong contenders for the Pent Series title after beating pre-tournament favourites Malawi 58-44 yesterday.

[ANGOP] Luanda -- The Joint Angola-Namibia Defence and Security Commission is due to start this Tuesday in the Namibian city of Swakopmund the meeting of experts, in preparation for the ministerial session set for next Thursday.

[Namibian] According to its website, FlyNamibia "is an independent airline that prides itself in connecting people through local and regional flights, whether for business or travel purposes".

[New Era] Staff Reporter

[New Era] Marythar Kambinda

[New Era] John Muyamba

[New Era] John Muyamba

[Namibian] NAMIBIA's fairytale run at the T20 World Cup continued with a four-wicket win against Scotland on Wednesday, but their real test now lies ahead when they come face to face with some of the giants of the world game.

[Namibian] THE Namibia club rugby finals are due to take place at the Hage Geingob National Rugby Stadium tomorrow afternoon, although a final decision about which teams are eligible to play was still pending late yesterday.

[Namibian] THE country's exceptional sport personalities will be recognised for their efforts at the annual Namibia Sport Awards in Windhoek tomorrow.

[New Era] A youthful parliamentarian has branded the scourge of unemployment as a serious crisis that warrants a declaration of a state of emergency.

[New Era] The health ministry has received US$270 000 (about N$4 million) from the Japanese government to improve and increase the uptake of reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health services to mitigate the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on ...

[Namibian] Mines and energy minister Tom Alweendo says the about N$18,4 billion German development aid offer to compensate for the 1904-08 genocide is not enough and that the former colonial power can offer more.

[New Era] Rundu -- The Namibia Industrial Development Agency (NIDA)'s Rundu regional office has been without electricity for the past two months. Their water supply has also been disconnected due to unpaid debt.

[New Era] It is D-day for murder-accused senior government official Likius Valombola who stands accused of murdering student leader Helao Ndjaba in May 2018.

[New Era] The rape, assault, attempted rape and attempted murder trial of a Windhoek resident, who is accused of 23 offences, including the rape and mutilation of a 10-year-old girl in 2018, resumed this week in the High Court before Judge Dinnah Usi...

[New Era] Oshakati Town Council's construction of water reservoirs, estimated to cost about N$8 million, is expected to boost the water pressure and supply about 800 erven in Ompumbu Extension 1, 2 and Ompumbu Proper.

[New Era] Education minister Anna Nghipondoka has called on fellow members of parliament to embrace the new Namibia Arts, Culture and Heritage Policy (NACHP).

[New Era] Mines and energy minister Tom Alweendo says he is worried by the genocide debate in parliament, which he claims, has become "divisive", and at times turned into mudslinging.

[New Era] The finance ministry wants more time to respond to the Namibian Dental Association in order to address outdated fees for dentists contracted to the Public Service Medical Aid Scheme.

[New Era] Hate speech plants the seeds of disunity, hatred and intolerance, leading to breaking down the fabric of basic human values, President Hage Geingob has said.