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Meatco launches first AfCFTA leather export to Kenya
The Meat Corporation of Namibia (Meatco) is set to make its first-ever leather export under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), sending…
11 months ago
29 babies have lived behind bars
A new report shows that the 29 babies have lived behind bars at the Windhoek Correctional Facility with their mothers between 2019 and October 2025. …
11 months ago
High Court rules Germany cannot be joined as a respondent in genocide case
A full bench of the High Court ruled that Germany cannot be joined as a respondent in the genocide case brought by the Ovaherero and Nama traditional…
11 months ago
Rosa Namises Calls for GBV Crisis Declaration Amid Rising Femicide in Namibia
Gender equality and human rights activist Rosa Namises urges the president to declare gender-based violence a national crisis, citing the recent surg…
11 months ago
Johanes Sakaria: Parliamentary Delays Ensure Accountability, Not Opposition Obstruction
Political analyst Johanes Sakaria says opposition scrutiny of bills is part of a healthy democratic process, aimed at ensuring laws benefit the publi…
11 months ago
Namibians claim councillor Rodman Katjaimo misled them over fake UK trip
Several Namibians say they paid tens of thousands of dollars to Katutura Central councillor Rodman Katjaimo, who promised to arrange their travel to …
11 months ago
ECN rocked by ballot irregularities ahead of elections
The Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) is facing mounting questions after errors were detected in the printing and allocation of ballot papers ahe…
11 months ago
Nipam initiates prime minister’s gala dinner
The Prime Minister Charity Foundation Gala Dinner is a new national initiative hosted by the Namibia Institute of Public Administration and Managemen…
11 months ago
Herbert Jauch on employers rate drop over five years
Namibia has lost nearly 30 000 employers in just five years, dropping from about 45 000 in 2018 to only 15 000 in 2023.
Economists warn that this col…
11 months ago
Magistrates’ go-slow impacts services
A nationwide go-slow by magistrates is now spilling over into essential policing and public services across several regions. In the Oshana region, de…
11 months ago