Over 98,000 Namibian Students Sit for Final Exams
Namibia's 98,382 Senior Secondary Certificate exam candidates begin testing on October 12.
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Namibia's 98,382 Senior Secondary Certificate exam candidates begin testing on October 12.
Namibia's construction federation challenges minister's claim on local contractors' capacity
Nanso welcomes higher internship allowances, but says better pay must be matched by meaningful skills development and more employment opportunities.
Herold Uirab, 37, confessed to murdering 23-year-old Lydia Kharises at farm Stinkwater in Dordabis area south-east of Windhoek on December 11-12, 2021.
Namibian Sun reports that Ballotti has called for evidence of ICT gains.
Medical associations in Namibia have called on Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare to apologize for his allegations of a criminal cartel exploiting the Public Service Employees Medical Aid Sche...
TransNamib fires executive for human capital over gross negligence and breach of code of conduct
Former finance minister Calle Schlettwein suggests biometric verification to reduce misuse of Namibia's Public Service Employees Medical Aid Scheme (PSEMAS).
The deteriorating condition of Windhoek's Zoo Park has sparked concerns about public accountability, municipal priorities, and the responsibility of local authorities to preserve public s...
Governor of the Oshikoto Region, Johannes Kathindi, officially opened the 3rd Omuthiya Business Expo.
The City of Windhoek is considering a monthly charge of N$100 for informal settlers.
Otjiwarongo has introduced a new by-law to curb the issue of roaming cattle, imposing a fine of N$1 000 on owners who fail to keep their livestock under control.