Namibia is celebrating a proud moment as Miss World Namibia, Selma Kamanya, has advanced to the final round of the Miss World Head-to-Head Challenge, taking place today in Hyderabad, India.
A Namibian media and creative professional is calling on women to speak out and challenge old colonial ideas that still affect how they are seen today. Elmarie Kapunda shared this message during a panel discussion focused on stories of women during Namibia's colonial era.
The Namibian Revolutionary Transport and Manufacturing Union (NARETU) has stepped in to pay 70% of their monthly salary to the striking employees of Pretorius Plant Hire.
The eight employees have been on a 'no work, no pay' strike for 43 days since March.
The Biker Community of Namibia has petitioned against violence and the senseless killing of vulnerable members of society.
The petition is to bring justice for three girls, Ingrid Maasdorp, Roswinds Fabianu and Beyoncé !Kharuxas.
Survivors of the 1978 Cassinga Massacre laid wreaths at the graves of heroes and heroines buried at the Heroes' Acre this morning.
As the group remembers those who fought for peace, they are joined by the Cuban brothers and sisters in honouring their heroes.
Namibia's representative at the 72nd Miss World pageant, Selma Kamanya, departed for India today, where she will participate in the event taking place on the 31st of May in Hyderabad.
The Ministry of Health and Social Services has started with the construction of Windhoek District Hospital in the Moses Garoeb Constituency.
The hospital is expected to be completed within eight months.
On Tuesday, construction of phase one of the hospital construction started in Havana.
Good Friday is a day of deep reflection for Christians around the world. It is a time to remember the suffering, sacrifice, and love of Jesus Christ, who gave his life for humanity.
Dams around the country are experiencing increased volumes of water inflows, following heavy rains.
Several major dams, including Von Bach, Omatako, Otjivero, Hardap, Neckartal and Naute, have seen heavy masses of water fill up their holding capacity.
More than 90 teachers have graduated from Sunshine Private College in Windhoek. The graduates completed their training in Early Childhood Development, Junior Primary Education, and Secondary Education.
