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NamWateru0027s new board members (from left): Nolan Swarts, Abel Akayombokwa, Michelle Handura, Francina Mwandingi, Alfeus Matheus, Frieda Muaine (Deputy Chairperson) and Matty Hauuanga (Chairperson). Photo contributed

Water security a top priority for new NamWater board

1 Month Ago

CRITICAL: Members of the standing committee during their visit to a shelter. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Only 8 social workers for vulnerable children in Zambezi

1 Month Ago

REVIEW: Urban and rural development minister James Sankwasa. rnPHOTO: File

Govt to review CEO pay at local authorities

3 Month Ago

ITu0027S ABOUT NUMBERS: President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah. Photo: State House

Sona promises 24 000 jobs from N$64bn projects

3 Month Ago

PHOTO FILE

Windhoek faces N$1 bn-a-year housing gap

3 Month Ago

INSUFFICIENT CAPACITY: The urban development ministry says it u0027regretsu0027 missing the Swapo deadline for mass housing. Photo: File

Construction of 3 000 houses hampered by ageing sewer systems

3 Month Ago

NO MORE: Home affairs, immigration, safety and security minister Lucia Iipumbu is welcomed by senior staff during her visit to the Kavango East. PHOTO: Eliot Ipinge

40% of children in Kavango East married, minister says

3 Month Ago

SECURITY: Some young Namibian girls reportedly marry significantly older men for financial stability. Photo: Contributed

Poverty, pregnancy pushes young girls into early marriage, Nanso warns

4 Month Ago

RIVER THREAT: A 69-year-old man lost his arm in a crocodile attack two weeks ago. PHOTO: Eliot Ipinge

Climate change drives crocodile attacks, ministry warns

4 Month Ago

PERSISTENT THIRST: Demand, supply and downstream losses continue to put pressure on water supply in the riverside town. PHOTO: Eliot Ipingernrn

Rundu’s water demand continues to outpace supply

4 Month Ago

PERSISTENT THIRST: Demand, supply and downstream losses continue to put pressure on water supply in the riverside town. PHOTO: Eliot Ipingernrn

Rundu’s water demand continues to outpace supply

4 Month Ago

READY: Katutura Intermediate Hospital is among the first public facilities targeted under Vision April 2026, as the government pushes to improve care for all Namibians. PHOTO: FILE

Luvindao defends govt directive on public hospital use

4 Month Ago

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