Govt weighs air ambulance amid patient deaths
The Namibian government is considering introducing an air ambulance service
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The Namibian government is considering introducing an air ambulance service
Namibia's government faces a significant funding shortfall in its efforts to provide 10 000 new housing units.
Namibia University of Science and Technology to host a technology conference.
Ngurare calls for Elcin-Gipf unity to empower Namibian youth
The City of Windhoek has granted a tenant of Ramatex a monthly discount of N$180 000.
Authorities in Ondangwa and Oshakati have introduced new regulations for taxi operators in an effort to improve the transportation system.
UN calls for clean cooking to be central part of Africa's energy transition
Namibia's Chief Justice Peter Shivute pays tribute to predecessor Johan Strydom, who died at 88.
Namibia's Minister of Urban and Rural Development James Sankwasa has given the Walvis Bay municipality until 30 September to act on the attorney general's opinion on its contract with Red...
Namibia's Ministry of Agriculture updates on foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in ||Kharas region, lifting some restrictions.
Namibia's Health Ministry cannot guarantee job placements for medical interns due to limited funded posts, says Minister Esperance Luvindao.
Namibia risks losing its N$3.3 billion European beef market due to a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak, compromising its disease-free status.