[Namibia Economist] The Minister of Environment, Forestry and Tourism, Pohamba ShifetaNamibia called on negotiators at the COP26 and particularly the developed countries to provide clarity on how they will ensure that a minimum of US100 billion in cl...

[Namibia Economist] Following an agreement signed this week, the current minimum wage of 2017 is to be increased by 18% as of 1 January 2022, bringing the value of the minimum basic wage of farmworkers to N$ 1 653.00 per month.

[Namibia Economist] Namport and the Port of Rotterdam recently signed an agreement to collaborate on various areas, including facilitating the forecasted growth and flow of the green hydrogen supply chain from Namibia to Rotterdam in the Netherlands.

[Namibian] NAMIBIA Desert Diamond Company (Namdia)'s executive management wishes to at least buy up to 50% of Namdeb Holdings' diamond production, said its finance executive officer Sven von Blottnitz.

[Namibian] NAMIBIA is expected to ratify a treaty that would see Namibians in Angola's correctional facilities serve their sentences at home, says minister of defence and veterans affairs Frans Kapofi.

[Namibian] THE Procurement Policy Unit's lack of human resources has limited it from being able to investigate alleged suspicious procurement actions relating to the Ministry of Defence and the Namibia Airports Company.

[Namibian] All People's Party (APP) president Ignatius Shixwameni has died.

[Namibian] AN INVESTIGATION into alleged corruption at the military company August 26 Textile and Garment Factory found that around N$40 million has been transferred to Dubai, the United States, Malaysia and Brazil to allegedly buy pillows, uniforms ...

[Namibia Economist] The Ombetja Yehinga Organisation (OYO) Dance Troupe will share their vision of travelling and of the lock-down during a 10-day workshop with French Dancer Krees. They will explore a new dance vocabulary and open doors for audience...

[Namibian] NAMIBIAN stars continue to shine bright in Burkina Faso as actors Armas Shivute and Adriano Visagie ready for this year's Sotigui Awards.

[Namibian] MORE than 1 000 debtors have reported to the Namibia Students Financial Assistance Fund (NSFAF), while the fund says it plans to publish more than 300 names of loan holders dating back to 1998 this week.

[Namibian] MORE than 10 villages in Ohangwena region have had to resort to other water sources, such as wells and earth dams, after their taps ran dry last week.

[Namibian] MORE than 800 job seekers are expected to write an interview test this afternoon, in the hopes of scooping one of 39 cleaning positions advertised by the Omusati Regional Council on 8 October.

[New Era] A Windhoek-based police officer has been charged for allegedly aiding and abetting a trial-awaiting suspect to escape from custody.

[New Era] Fishrot accused Mike Nghipunya was plucked from relative obscurity to the position of CEO for the National Fishing Corporation of Namibia and earning an annual salary of N$1.3 million.

[Namibian] Defending African champions South Africa got off to a winning start at the Africa Netball Cup with a comprehensive 78-27 victory against Zimbabwe yesterday at the Wanderers court in Windhoek yesterday.

[New Era] At least 1,008 out of about 52,000 beneficiaries of the Namibia Students Financial Assistance Fund have made arrangements to pay back the money, the institution's acting CEO Kennedy Kandume has said.

[New Era] Mukwe -- The Hambukushu community in Kavango East is opposed to the idea of a community court and prefers their legal disputes to be heard by the traditional court.

[New Era] The Namibia Media Trust (NMT) has applauded government's continued effort to promote freedom of the press and access to information.

[New Era] The Gobabis municipality says it will forge ahead with the disciplinary action of four managers and two junior employees who were suspended for alleged misconduct in August.

[Namibian] The Brave Warriors will reportedly face weakened Congo Leopards in tomorrow's 2022 Fifa World Cup away qualifier.

[Namibian] COHEN Fistball Club (CFC) cemented its legacy as the pre-eminent force in the land with a fourth consecutive Bank Windhoek National Fistball Cup success in Windhoek over the weekend.

[Namibian] NAMIBIA's participation at the T20 World Cup ended in a nine-wicket defeat against India on Monday, but they have certainly made their mark amongst the world's leading nations.

[New Era] The Brave Warriors yesterday left for Brazzaville to acclimatise and touch base ahead of their vital 2022 Fifa World Cup second-round qualifier against Congo on Thursday at the Stade Alphonse Massemba-Débat.

[New Era] The national rail service operator TransNamib will commence with a rightsizing process through the voluntary retrenchment of about 340 of its employees. It has previously been reported that TransNamib will embark on the process necessitated...

[Namibian] The Namibian Cabinet has decided to discontinue the regional weekly Southern Times.

[New Era] Namib Desert Diamonds (Namdia) full year profit after tax amounts to N$13.3 million, which is down by 86% from the prior year's N$95.2 million. The company's performance from the sale of rough diamonds amounts to a profit after tax of N$44....

[Namibian] Community members of the Mukwe constituency in the Kavango East region say one day was not enough for all of them to be granted national documents.

[New Era] Oniipa -- It was a joyous event at the Onandjokwe state hospital as three Namibian doctors restored the sight of 350 citizens last week.

[New Era] Former CEO of Fishcor Mike Nghipunya last week told the Windhoek High Court that the company's then board chairperson and co-accused James Hatuikulipi was the one who gave orders for the transfer of funds to the De Klerk, Horn and Coetzee l...