Miss Namibia 2024, Prisca Anyolo, has unveiled her National Costume, which she will wear at the Miss Universe pageant.
The Desert Mirage National Costume pays tribute to the extraordinary beauty and diversity of Namibia, drawing inspiration from the country's unique landscapes.
The Christiaan Royal House has unanimously resolved to designate Nathaniel Christiaan as the new captain of the Bondelswarts tribe.
Traditional Councillor Amalia Alberts says the application for Christiaan's designation has already been forwarded to relevant authorities for processing.
The Senior Investigating Officer at the Anti-Corruption Commission, Albert Zaako, stated that the Commission does not investigate cases reported for personal gain.
The Ministry of Labour has ordered Zhongmei Engineering Group Pty Ltd to halt all construction work on the ZMTR9-Airport Road Project in Windhoek, effective October 23.
This decision comes after a tragic accident that occurred that day, resulting in the death of a male worker while he was on the job.
Michael Amushelelo set tyres alight in front of the Ministry of Labour and Employment Creation on Friday morning.
The United Nations in Namibia is ushering in a new era of development cooperation with the launch of the 2025 to 2029 United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework.
The version succeeds the 2019–2024 United Nations Partnership Framework.
The Swapo Party Vice President agrees that Namibia's population is too small for its citizens to be struggling as much as is the current case.
The Ovambanderu community is planning to commemorate 100 years of migration to Epukiro settlement in the Omaheke Region.
This was revealed by Chief Ebben Tjozongo Nguvauva of the Ovambanderu Traditional Authority at a media conference in Windhoek.
Information and Communication Technology Minister Emma Theofelus expressed her confidence in the role of the NBC's new board of directors in ensuring comprehensive election coverage.
They are Oaitse Van Staden, as Deputy Chairperson, Kula Simson, and Cletius Simasiku.
The Southern African Editors Forum (SAEF) has called on Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema to honour his promise to ensure press freedom following the repeated arrests of investigative journalist Thomas Allan Zgambo.
