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FMD equipment is being transported to border posts. Photo LLPBN t

Farmers, public urged to help protect FMD-free status

19 Hours Ago

Dr Anja Boshoff-De Witt, Executive for Quality Assurance at the LLPBN.

Mauritius proves trust in Namibia as livestock partner

1 Week Ago

IN THE DARK: Ada //Naugu residents queue to collect water between 21:00 and 03:00 from a fire truck last week. Photo: Clemans Miyanicwe

Fire trucks deliver relief as Khorixas faces severe water shortages

1 Week Ago

The Hino 300 carrying tanks. Photo contributed

Hino 300 clocks up one million kilometres in Namibia

1 Week Ago

Dr Anja Boshoff-De Witt, Executive for Quality Assurance at the Livestock and Livestock Products Board of Namibia.

Strict measures needed to protect Namibia from FMD

1 Month Ago

Photo; FILE

Govt maintains hardline stance on raw timber export ban

1 Month Ago

TENSE: Employees of Namib Mills and members of the Namibia Revolutionary Transport Union (Naretu) protested loudly in front of closed gates earlier this week.Photo Augetto Graig

Security tightened at Namib Mills amid strike

2 Month Ago

CLOSE TO COMPLETION: Uis - Henties Road. PHOTO: Adam Hartman

Key Erongo road upgrades near completion

3 Month Ago

The original public notice stating what the Sossuvlei Shittle Service Concession entails. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

Ministry insists self-drive access at Sossusvlei remains open

3 Month Ago

OVERWHELMED: Street vendors trade along Ondoto Street outside the Tukondjeni Market in Okuryangava, where overcrowding has raised safety and hygiene concerns. Photo: Eliot Ipinge

Vendors overwhelm Stop & Shop in Okuryangava, defying city bylaws

3 Month Ago

PHOTO: FILE

Car crash claims life of woman (76)

4 Month Ago

SHORTFALL: The Road Fund Administration (RFA) is facing a N$4.5 billion shortfall, warning that only 45% of Namibia’s road funding needs can be met this year. Photo Nikanor Nangolo

RFA faces N$4.5 billion funding deficit

5 Month Ago

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