The Namibia International Energy Conference kicked off today in the capital.
The event, attended by industry pioneers, policy makers, investors and various stakeholders, serves as a platform for discussions and strategic conversations across the energy value sector.
The Electricity Control Board has announced that it will ensure that NORED fully implements the National Electricity Code.
The Christian community in Namibia, more particularly those of Catholic faith, is mourning the death of Pope Francis.
The head of the Catholic Church was the first non-European pope and served the Catholic community since 2013.
The City Police will be intensifying their patrols this weekend due to the increase of criminal activities during holidays.
They urge residents and the public at large to be more careful and vigilant during this period.
The Komas region's Katutura Central Constituency in Windhoek will soon have its office.
This follows the groundbreaking ceremony held ahead of its construction.
Fly Angola, in partnership with Air Connect Namibia and the Namibia Tourism Board, has established a new flight route from Windhoek to Lubango in Angola.
The Minister of Urban and Rural Development, Sankwasa James Sankwasa, says the provision of basic services and the servicing of land remain top priorities for the ministry.
The International Charity Day Bazaar, hosted by the Association of Diplomatic Spouses in Namibia, took place on Saturday in the capital. Held at Windhoek International School under the theme “Education – Back to Basics,” the event brought together around 70 embassies, high commissions, and global organizations.
The Chief Public Relations Officer at the Ministry of Justice and Labour Relations, Maria Hedimbi, has revealed that they have been sending out labour inspectors to assess whether businesses are complying with the wage order.
The Namibian National Students Organisation (NANSO) hosted a Green Carpet event with the aim of building stronger connections between young Namibians and different industries.
