[Namibia Economist] The President, HE Dr Hage Geingob has quashed notions of him running for a third Presidential term, saying that Namibia's two-term Presidential limit, as per Article 29 of the Namibian Constitution, is sacrosanct.

[Namibian] "I believe, and I verily do so, that the public's interest is not to see me rotting in pretrial detention."

[Namibian] The Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources has asked a fishing company co-owned by businessman John Walenga to explain why it has changed its ownership without ministerial approval.

[Namibian] ACTIVISTS say remarks made by Swapo parliamentarian Jerry Ekandjo are disrespectful and problematic, and he should retire from politics.

[Namibian] REPTILES are "disappearing at an alarming rate" from the central Namib Desert, conservationists have warned, blaming mostly poaching.

[Namibian] Namibian cricket's amazing journey continued with the announcement on Tuesday that it will co-host the Cricket World Cup along with South Africa and Zimbabwe in 2027.

[Namibian] The Secretariat of the Convention for Coorperation in the Protection, Management and Development of the Atlantic Coast in West, Central, and southern Africa (better known as the Abidjan Convention) has announced that the convention's 13th ...

[Namibian] NAMIBIA has joined France and other countries in launching the Covid Global Accountability Platform (Covid GAP), which will hold the world accountable for inequalities during the coronavirus pandemic.

[Namibian] GROOTFONTEIN chief executive officer Kisco Sinvula has threatened staff members who are allegedly sabotaging the municipality's work with the "full wrath" of the council.

[Namibian] LUKAS 'The Demolisher' Ndafoluma plans to end the year "in style" with another successful WBO Africa middleweight title defence when the MTC Salute Boxing Academy continues Building Champions in Windhoek on 11 December.

[Namibian] We are midway through November, and today is the 322nd day of this calendar year, yet it feels like it was only yesterday that we welcomed the new year.

[Namibian] The minister of environment, forestry and tourism, Pohamba Shifeta, said Namibia has embraced the Commonwealth call for action on living lands (CALL) as it offers the opportunity to advance synergy across the three Rio conventions.

[Namibian] If food and fuel prices continue to rise at the current rate, many poor communities would face severe hunger and would not be able to afford transport, analysts warn.

[Namibian] Eighteen months ago, I gave up the private equity firm Eos Capital, which I have founded, and started my term as Bank of Namibia governor.

[Namibian] A member of the Swapo Party Women's Council at Epukiro district in the Omaheke region allegedly used the membership card of another member to participate in the October elective congress.

[Namibian] Bank Windhoek hosted its annual Selekt Sales Awards last Thursday, where the top performing salespeople and dealerships were recognised.

[Namibian] The Tony Elumelu Foundation has selected 4 949 entrepreneurs from across Africa for its 2021 entrepreneurship programme, and Burger Eats Namibia has made that cut.

[Namibian] The Namibia Football Association (NFA) yesterday announced it has shelved its extraordinary congress at the behest of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) and the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (Fifa) while awai...

[Namibian] The Namibian hockey selectors have announced young men and women's squads that will compete at the Africa Cup of Nations finals in Ghana in January next year.

[Namibian] Namibian athletes will be eyeing spots in the world show jumping challenge, when they compete in the qualifying event at Swakopmund from 3 to 5 December.

[New Era] Walvis Bay -- Public prosecutor Maggy Shiyagaya says prime suspect in the Shannon Wasserfall murder Azaan Madisia and her co-accused Junior Mulundu discarded Wasserfall's phone and SIM card knowing that it will frustrate and hide evidence f...

[New Era] The emergency care unit that was approved by Windhoek municipal council to cater for contagious disease infected patients, including Covid-19, has been delayed due to a lack of funds.

[New Era] Former health minister Dr Bernard Haufiku has warned the country is likely to face a "pandemic of the unvaccinated" if rising Covid-19 infections in Europe are anything to go by.

[New Era] Another Fishrot accused made damning allegations during his testimony yesterday in his bail application before Windhoek High Court Judge Herman Oosthuizen.

[Namibian] The government plans to fork out an additional N$87 million for the national oil-storage facility, which has already gobbled up more than N$6,5 billion in taxpayer funds in the past five years.

[New Era] The High Court is yet to determine the fate of an Outjo resident accused of murdering a two-year-old boy and sexually violating multiple women in 2012.

[New Era] A Windhoek private school has maintained it does not condone bullying on any level.

[Namibian] The minister of defence and veterans affairs has revealed that 6 091 children of war veterans are currently benefiting from the war veteran fund.

[Namibian] The Ministry of Agriculture and Land Reform has cancelled two prospecting permits once issued to, Headspring Investments that was seeking to find uranium in the Stampriet artesian basin.

[New Era] Pelgrina Ndumba (34), who is visually impaired, and Ester Lumbu, (32), who is hearing-impaired, have developed a mobile and web application (app), called Connect-Africa, to help solve some ICT challenges they face with their disabilities.