Illegal fences of about 27 farmers are being removed in the Tsumkwe-West and Okakarara areas by the Otjozondjupa Communal Land Board.
The exercise started on Monday in Tsumkwe-East and is currently in Okakarara.
The quest to unlock opportunities in Namibia's growing Green Hydrogen sector is continuing countrywide.
The Bank of Namibia has recently released a detailed report outlining its financial performance, strategic direction, and economic outlook.
From record-breaking dividends to digital transformation and financial stability, the report offers key insights into the country's economic trajectory.
The Directorate of Veterinary Services in the Ministry of Agriculture, Water, and Forestry reported an outbreak of lumpy skin disease in Okakarara Constituency.
February the 4th marked the first anniversary of the passing of the late President Hage Geingob.
Radio Current Affairs host Chreslie Nuses spoke with Advocate Bience Gawanas to commemorate the first anniversary of President Geingob's passing and to reflect on his contributions to Namibia.
Namibia is grappling with the highest unemployment rate in Southern Africa, standing at 36.9%, affecting over 320,450 citizens, according to the Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA).
NamWater's preference for foreign contractors has drawn sharp criticism from the Construction Industries Federation of Namibia.
CIF General Manager Barbel Kirchner explained the organisation's position in an interview with Radio Current Affairs host Chreslie Nuses.
The Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) has announced the return of its prestigious Innovation Award after a five-year absence, reaffirming its commitment to fostering innovation and economic development.
To talk to us more on this, Zaaphia Basson spoke to DBN's brand marketing specialist, Auguste Fabian.
We delve into the fascinating world of academic success—what it truly means, how it is measured, and why it varies across different cultures and educational systems. Is it solely about grades and degrees, or does it extend to innovation, problem-solving, and real-world impact?
Namibia is currently facing a significant rise in malaria cases, with over 5,000 reported between December 2024 and January 2025, resulting in 28 deaths.
The outbreak is particularly severe in the northern regions, with districts like Eenhana, Okongo, and Engela being the most affected.
