Accused Sacky Shanghala and others in the alleged Fishrot corruption matter are awaiting a Supreme Court hearing scheduled for 8 December.

President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has departed for Luanda to attend and co-chair the inaugural Bi-National Commission with Angola.

Major General Anne-Marie Nainda has urged the media to rely on verified police reports before publishing information on sensitive criminal investigations.

Okahandja murder suspect, Karinambande Muundjua, who is accused of killing Ingrid Maasdorp and Roswinds Fabianu, has appeared in the Okahandja Magistrates' Court today.

The case of Muundjua, who is facing multiple charges, was postponed to the 2nd of March next year.

More than 100,000 mental-health service contacts were recorded in Namibia in the 2024/2025 reporting period, while the suicide rate across the country remained above the estimated African regional average.

The European Union has suspended the entry of certain Namibian meat products following the country’s Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) outbreak.

The restrictions, announced on Monday, affect fresh meat from cattle, sheep and goats, as well as certain processed products, including biltong.

The Windhoek Agricultural and Livestock Show has cancelled the exhibition of more than 500 animals following the outbreak of Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD).

The decision affects the livestock component of the annual show, which is scheduled to open its doors on 29 September 2026.

The government has questioned the process followed by Amnesty International in compiling its report on Angolan children who are roaming the streets of the country.

The Rehoboth Agricultural and Industrial Fair has marked its 40th anniversary.

The fair brought together farmers, livestock producers, small businesses and entrepreneurs to showcase their products and services.

Namibia-China relations are moving beyond trade and diplomacy.

This time around, the focus is the newsroom, the cultural space, and people-to-people ties.