The Minister of Industrialization and Trade, Lucia Iipumbu, has described Namibia's participation at the 53rd General Assembly of the World Trade Centre Association in Accra, Ghana, as a success.
Kavango OK Foods Supermarket gave away 20 cattle worth more than N$250,000 to its customers as part of its social responsibility.
The supermarket has been giving back to its customers almost every year through competitions with all types of gifts such as cars, food vouchers, and livestock.
The level of the Zambezi River has been rising rapidly in the past week after a drop of about three metres in the past months.
The floodplains in Kabbe South and North have started receiving flood waters as the Zambezi River started bursting its banks again.
37 tenants at a Windhoek salon are left stranded following the sudden closure of their workstations.
What appear to be unresolved management matters have left renters saddened by the abrupt closure of the salon where they worked for years.
Watchmen at the Namapan veterinary checkpoint in the Otjozondjupa Region are calling on the government to provide them with electricity there.
The checkpoint has not had electricity for the past five years, making it difficult for them to operate at night.
The Cassinga survivors, accompanied by Khomas Regional Governor Laura McLeod-Katjirua, laid a wreath at Heroes Acre in Windhoek in honour of those who died in the attack at Cassinga.
Some of the Cassinga survivors described the day's attack as brutal.
The United Nations estimates that close to 260 million people in close to 60 countries around the world face acute food insecurity that requires urgent intervention.
Today marks 45 years since the Cassinga massacre, during which about 600 Namibians died.
President Hage Geingob says it is not only a day to commemorate the selfless acts of sacrifice but also a day for Namibians to reaffirm patriotism and foster a true sense of pride and duty towards the nation.
Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority (NAMFISA) has launched its 2023 FINTECH Square programme.
The Minister of Justice has urged Namibians to register their work, including trademarks, patents and copyrights - to protect these from counterfeits.
Yvonne Dausab made this call during a three-day meeting of the Judges Colloquium on Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights in Africa at Swakopmund.
