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PUSH FOR REVIVAL: Erongo governor Nathalia /Goagoses. Photo: Adam Hartman

Erongo confronts deepening water crisis with forum relaunch

1 Month Ago

Deputy Agriculture Minister Ruthy Masake. Photo Jacques du Toit

282 boreholes, 18 earth dams for rural farmers

1 Month Ago

UP FOR GRABS: Farm Eendrag near Hochfeld in the Okahandja district is for sale. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED / FOR ILLUSTRATION ONLYrnrn

‘Dagga’ farm with Meatco links for sale at N$34.9m

1 Month Ago

INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT: Health ministry executive director, Penda Ithindi; Japanu0027s ambassador, Shinichi Asazuma; UN resident coordinator, Hopolang Phororo, and other stakeholders during the handover ceremony. PHOTO: ELIZABETH KHEIBES

Japan-funded N$18.4m health projects target vulnerable Namibians

1 Month Ago

PERMANENT SOLUTION: Education officials are calling for independent boreholes to end water shortages at schools. PHOTO: ELIOT IPINGE

Independent boreholes could solve Kavango schools' water crisis

1 Month Ago

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

Sona promises 24 000 jobs from N$64bn projects

1 Month Ago

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A call for long-term stewardship

1 Month Ago

Inge Zaamwani, Minister of Agriculture, Water, Fisheries and Land Reform. Photo Jacques du Toit

New boreholes drilled for farmers

2 Month Ago

First Gentleman Denga Ndaitwah shares the importance of strategic national food production for food security. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Food Security: Namibia’s last bullet

2 Month Ago

TOP-LEVEL BACKING: A parliamentary committee has thrown its weight behind Headspring Investments exploration activities in Omaheke. Photo: FILE

Lawmakers back Omaheke uranium, criticise ‘slow’ ministries

2 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

2 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

2 Month Ago

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