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Local authority and regional elections fast approaching
With the regional council and local authority elections approaching, political parties are rounding up their primaries to finalise their candidate li…
1 year ago
Resident Associations Redefining Local Politics in Namibia
As Namibia heads toward the 2025 Regional Council and Local Authority Elections, resident associations are taking centre stage in shaping local democ…
1 year ago
Okahandja Residents Take Charge: Inside the Work of the Okahandja Rates Payers Association
As more resident associations enter Namibia’s political landscape, the Okahandja Rates Payers Association (ORPA) is leading by example. Chairperson C…
1 year ago
Mother vs Unborn Child: Inside Namibia’s Abortion Debate
As Namibia’s abortion debate intensifies, pro-life activist Nadia Chikwililwa shares why she believes stronger laws are needed to protect unborn chil…
1 year ago
Land, Law, and Legacy: What Namibia’s New Land Bill Means for Women
Coordinator of the Gender Research and Advocacy Project at the Legal Assistance Centre, Dianne Hubbard, breaks down how the proposed Land Bill could …
1 year ago
Namibia tightens rules on used car imports
The Ministry of Industrialisation and Trade has announced new restrictions on the importation of used vehicles into Namibia, a move expected to impac…
1 year ago
Governance controversy at Erongo Regional Council
The Erongo Regional Council is facing renewed scrutiny as Walvis Bay Rural councillor Florian Donatus comes under fire over allegations of misusing c…
1 year ago
Wedding bookings full at Gobabis
Couples hoping to wed at the Gobabis Magistrate’s Court this year may be disappointed as the court has announced that all wedding slots for 2025 are …
1 year ago
Young energy researcher gives politics a chance
A 24-year-old energy researcher, Shepherd Nyambe, is contesting as an independent candidate for the Katima Mulilo Urban constituency, hoping to bring…
1 year ago
The right to strike under threat
The International Court of Justice in The Hague have begun hearing oral arguments on whether the right to strike is protected under the International…
1 year ago