Students at the International University of Management (IUM) are urged to grab every opportunity to gain knowledge and skills and be agents of change.
The students were reminded of these facts during the official opening of the institution's 2025 academic year in the capital.
Loide Kali, widowed at 31, shares her story in her book, "A Widow Like You," to inspire others facing similar struggles. Originally written for her children to preserve their father’s memory, the book became part of her healing journey.
The Trans Kalahari Corridor Secretariat (TKCS) has announced the temporary closure of five border posts between Botswana and South Africa due to flooding.
The affected border posts are Stockpoort/Parr's Halt, Makgobistad/Phitshane Molopo, Bray, Groblersbridge/Martins Drift, and Pontdrift.
The Ministry of Health and Social Services has launched a Customer Service Charter to improve the quality of healthcare services provided to all Namibians.
The Prime Minister has urged Namibians to strive for better services in the country in honour of the late Founding President Sam Nujoma, who persisted and succeeded in securing freedom for the country.
There is a need for more Namibian stories in the film industry.
These were the sentiments of the chairperson of the Film Association of Namibia (FAN), Byron Joseph, during an interview with the nbc.
Close to 300 Grade One learners are still looking for school placement in Windhoek.
This was revealed by the Khomas Regional Director of Education, Paulus Nghikembua, during an interview with the nbc News.
As the examination results season unfolds, emotions run high for learners and their families.
While some celebrate their achievements, others face the heartbreak of failing short of their targets.
The B1 Road has seen heavy traffic flow as people return from their holiday destinations.
The nbc News team made a turn at the Okahandja roadblock this morning and observed a long line of inbound traffic.
The City of Windhoek has notified residents to get ready for possible flash floods as the rainy season starts.
The City warns residents that Windhoek's location and weather make it likely to have flash floods, which are a common natural disaster in Namibia during this time.
