The Minister in the Presidency, Christine ||Hoëbes, says it remains a government priority to provide each Namibian with a decent roof over their head.
She made this comment at the official opening of the Affordable Housing Expo.
Mortgages make up the largest portion of loans in the banking sector, according to a study presented at the collaborative seminar hosted by the Bank of Namibia and the University of Namibia.
The longstanding dispute over ancestral land rights involving the |Khomanin community has resurfaced.
The community has lodged fresh complaints against Gaos Juliane Gawa!nas and a German farmer, John Cuff, who allegedly owns the contested Baumgartsbrunn-||Ganaxas farm.
Namibian beauty queen, Ndinelago Emosho, who is also a professional teacher at Ekulo Senior Secondary School in the Oshikoto Region, was crowned Miss Tourism Africa 2024 on Tuesday in Lagos, Nigeria.
The National Housing Enterprise (NHE) marked a significant milestone in presenting its long-awaited financial report at its Annual General Meeting.
The National Democratic Party (NDP), led by President Martin Lukato, launched its manifesto, outlining a vision to address Namibia's key challenges. Lukato emphasized the party's dedication to transforming healthcare, tackling youth unemployment, and promoting transparency in government.
The Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) has announced its top 96 members of parliament and will launch its manifesto tomorrow.
IPC President Dr. Panduleni Itula expressed confidence in a smooth, bloodless transition of power if elected.
The Namibian College of Open Learning (NAMCOL) celebrated its 23rd Graduation Ceremony for Tertiary and TVET Programmes, graduating students from diverse backgrounds under the theme "No One Should Be Left Behind."
The leader of a NUDO faction, Barry Rukoro, unveiled his priorities as Utjiua Muinjangue, the incumbent president, firmly asserts her position.
Rukoro's election followed the appointment of an interim committee on August 18th by the traditional chiefs, Kainamatui, and branch coordinators.
Minister of Justice Yvonne Dausab has emphasised Namibia's commitment to uphold human rights as per the Constitution.
Dausab was speaking at a training for the Investigations, Human Rights, and Legal Service divisions of the Office of the Ombudsman to improve their investigations and report compilation.
