Kathindi calls for investment in Omuthiya
Oshikoto governor Sacky Kathindi urges investors to explore opportunities in Omuthiya, citing housing, retail, and logistics as key sectors for economic growth.
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Oshikoto governor Sacky Kathindi urges investors to explore opportunities in Omuthiya, citing housing, retail, and logistics as key sectors for economic growth.
Namibia ranks 14th in RMB's Where to Invest in Africa report, citing stable democracy and personal freedom.
VP Lucia Witbooi launches Art for Cuba Exhibition to raise N$100 000 for medical supplies and solar kits for Cuban health centres.
Namibian MPs question Windhoek's plan to relocate informal traders from Havana Four-Way, citing concerns over proposed site and engagement with affected traders.
Namibia's City of Windhoek faces criticism over the state of Zoo Park, with concerns raised about safety, maintenance, and revival.
Namibia's Health Ministry stops hiring new staff due to financial constraints
Student-led protest movement wins Serbian election, defeating veteran ruler Vučić's party
About 900 pupils have dropped out of school in Namibia's Kunene region so far this year, partly due to family relocations and lack of accommodation.
The Democrats' focus on affordability seems to be a winning strategy but the moral squalor at the core of the Trump regime must not be overlooked.
Namibia's Gobabis municipality warns residents of service disconnections over unpaid bills
A group of pupils at a Windhoek high school allegedly stole side mirrors from five teachers' vehicles, sparking concern about theft in schools.
Arsenal suffered a humiliating defeat at the hands of fourth-tier Fleetwood in a League Cup penalty shoot-out on Tuesday.