Justice Esi Schimming-Chase was sworn in this morning as a judge of the Supreme Court.

Schimming-Chase is the first woman to be permanently appointed to the apex court.

Chief Justice Peter Shivute has announced the appointment of three judges to the High Court.

Justice Shivute announced the appointment of Justice David Mangota of Zimbabwe as Acting Judge of the High Court for a period of three years, effective 1 March.

Parliament is set to welcome senior lawmakers from across the continent next week when the country will host the 90th Executive Committee meeting of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Africa Region at Swakopmund.

The Principal and Vice-Chancellor of the University of South Africa, Puleng LenkaBula, is visiting the site of the first Africa Millimetre Telescope (AMT) on Gamsberg Mountain in Namibia this week.

Namibia is in the process of its second nationwide polio vaccination campaign, starting from February 14 to 27, targeting all children under the age of ten.

The type two polio virus was detected in November last year in a sewage sample at Ndama, an informal settlement in Rundu in the Kavango East Region.

Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has received a letter of credence from Namibia's newly appointed ambassador.

David Asheelo Thomas of Namibia presented his credentials to the President, marking the formal commencement of his diplomatic mission in Zimbabwe.

Namibia has taken another step toward tackling youth unemployment and skills shortages with the official launch of TalentBridge Namibia, a joint vocational training initiative linking Namibia and Germany.

The Namibian government has approved a series of policy decisions aimed at strengthening human rights, international cooperation, and economic development.

Information and Communication Technology Minister Emma Theofelus delivered the latest Cabinet briefing.

Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare has announced the names of four newly appointed members of the Public Service Commission who will serve for a period of five years as of the second of March.

Regional experts warn that Namibia's outdated laws and weak penalties are making it harder to deter offenders in the fight against illegal fishing in the ocean.