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EDITORIAL: Are Namibians growing weary of traditional political parties?

10 Hours Ago

OPEN DISCUSSION: Okahandja community members attending the meeting with the minister at the Okahandja municipality town hall.

Minister Sankwasa intervenes amid Okahandja service delivery outcry

1 Day Ago

DEVELOPMENT: Oshikoto regional council to use own funds for projects. Photo: Kenya Kambowe

Oshikoto to use about N$900 000 on small scale projects

1 Day Ago

“B2Gold’s ambition is to be Namibia’s leader in renewable-powered mining,” said John Roos, country manager for B2Gold Namibia. Photo Augetto Graig

Sunlight for greener gold

2 Day Ago

OBSOLETE: Jackpot machines that do not accept the new notes and coins. Photo: Chris Kaukemua

Jackpot machine owners lose money because of new banknotes, coins

6 Day Ago

Science fair winners.

From hypothesis to wow!

1 Week Ago

Live demonstration. Photo:Contributed

Ogongo breaks ground with Namibia’s first solar-farming system

1 Week Ago

INAUGURATED: Sanitation Hub inauguration — from left: City of Windhoek CEO Moses Matyayi, Windhoek Mayor Ndeshihafela Larandja, and a Vivo Energy Namibia representative. Photo: Eliot Ipinge.

City of Windhoek pledges electricity for entire Mix Settlement by year-end

1 Week Ago

ABANDONED: Children kept home over unsafe facilities. Photo NAMPA

Parents in Kavango East shut school over unsafe conditions

1 Week Ago

The poultry sector marketed about 9 300 000 chickens during the first half of 2025.

Pig, poultry and dairy sectors show stability amid import dependencies

1 Week Ago

TOPSHOT - A local villager sits next to an installation of solar panels at the modern Gitugu hydro and solar power station at Mihuti village, Mathioya sub-county, Murang'a county on June 16, 2023. After innovating a small-scale hydro-power plant at a nearby waterfall using recycled motor-engine parts and a bicycle dynamo to generate and supply electricity to his village, self-trained electrical technician John Magiro, 28, has since been awarded for his green innovation and partnered up with Hydrobox and Netfund to scale up his production from it's initial 30 kilowatt capacity to the current 580 kilowatt Gitugu Hydro Power Station currently supplying at least 500 homesteads, seven schools and three telecommunication masts within 15 square kilometres. (Photo by Tony KARUMBA / AFP) (Photo by TONY KARUMBA/AFP via Getty Images)

The key to Africa’s clean-energy future

1 Week Ago

Saving is not only about money but also about mindset, writes Nicolaas Scholtz.

The myth of the “perfect time” to save

1 Week Ago

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