Namibia may begin sourcing medicinal supplies directly from Egypt as part of the government's new direct procurement policy.

The Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture has tasked all public tertiary institutions to assess the feasibility of implementing free tertiary education by next year.

Eleven private health practitioners will begin offering free services at Katutura State Hospital starting tomorrow.

This move is part of phase one of the Ministry of Health and Social Services' Decongestion Strategy, which kicks off on July 1st.

The newly formed political group, the Association for Localised Interests (ASOLI), has announced that it will contest the local authority elections, targeting municipalities in the |Khomas, Otjozondjupa, Erongo and Oshana regions.

Today marks a historic milestone for Namibia, as the country prepares to send its very first consignment under the African Continental Free Trade Area, or AfCFTA - framework, from the Walvis Bay harbour.