A 58-year-old truck driver is in stable condition after a truck accident early this morning roughly 30 km from Mariental on the road to Gibeon.

Plans are underway to reopen the Tsumis Arid Zone Agricultural College (TAZAC) at Tsumis Park in the Hardap Region.

This comes after Hardap Governor Rian McNab submitted a proposal to the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform requesting permission to carry out the plan.

The Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Emma Theofelus, is asking for social grant beneficiaries to remain patient while NamPost is processing their payments. 

The minister visited the Nampost branch at Divundu, Kavango East. 

While unemployment remains one of the biggest challenges facing young people across the country, two local youths in the remote settlement of Tsumkwe are proving that innovation can grow even in the most difficult conditions. 

A ruling by a full bench of the Windhoek High Court has shifted the trajectory of the legal fight over the 2021 Namibia-Germany joint declaration on the 1904-08 Ovaherero and Nama genocide. 

The court has decided not to add Germany as a respondent in the case, at least for the time being.

Oshakati Hospital is facing challenges in treating, caring for, and monitoring psychiatric patients.

The Appropriation Amendment Act of 2025 has been gazetted following approval by Parliament and assent by the President on the 17th of November.

Namibian football is back! The Namibia Football Association confirms that the highly anticipated 2025/26 football season will officially kick off, signaling the return of action across the country.

The Association of Charismatic and Pentecostal Churches of Namibia (ACPCN) is calling for a National Day of Prayer and Moral Renewal ahead of the 2025 Regional Councils and Local Authorities Elections slated for 26 November.

The Minister of Works and Transport, Veikko Nekundi, said the government will continue upgrading the nation’s road network, both in urban centres and remote rural areas.

Nekundi emphasised that good roads are lifelines that connect communities to health care, education, and other essential services.