The National Assembly resumes its business today after its chaotic adjournment last week. 

Lawmakers are returning to a chamber that has, over the years, been marked by legislation, political debate and several confrontations.

Angolan children living in Namibia are facing barriers to education, healthcare and birth registration, according to a new report by Amnesty International.

For many businesses, getting their products to the potential customers remains a challenge.  

The Windhoek City Police says the enforcement of by-laws on street trade is not meant to prevent people from doing business but to ensure that vending activities are within the confines of the laws.

Namibia's growing population is increasing the number of people entering the working-age population and, ultimately, the labour market.

While population growth can support economic expansion, it also puts pressure on the economy to create enough jobs for those seeking employment.