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An aerial view of the Tschudi mine currently under care and maintenance. PHOTO: FILE

Tschudi restart hinges on US$40m

5 Day Ago

ACCESS: Teofilus Nghitila urges schools without piped water to seek borehole support from the ministry. PHOTO: Eliot Ipinge

Grant immediate borehole access, Nghitila tells officials

5 Day Ago

DIGGING IN: A team of Chinese experts will conduct a two-week feasibility study on groundwater development and borehole drilling across Namibiau2019s 14 regions. PHOTO: FILE

Namibia retains control over groundwater – Ngurare

5 Day Ago

RIVER SOURCE: Ombudsman Basilius Dyakugha. PHOTO: FILE

Dyakugha backs Kavango Link, with conditions

6 Day Ago

N$18M IN ARREARS: The Usakos Town Council owes NamWater N$18 million, but says its boreholes will keep the town supplied as the utility starts cutting water on Monday. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

NamWater cuts Usakos water over N$18m debt

1 Week Ago

Northern Graphite is seeking up to US$60 million to restart Okanjande. Photo: Phillipus Josef

Okanjande targets 2028 restart

1 Week Ago

HUNGER: Health facilities in Erongo diagnosed 418 children under five with malnutrition from January to July this year. PHOTO: UNICEF / FOR ILLUSTRATION ONLY

Malnutrition kills 35 Erongo children

1 Week Ago

Dirk van Schalkwyk. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Why local content means earning our place at the offshore table

1 Week Ago

LOCAL IS BEST: Coblenz produces an array of vegetables and says supplying local schools would offer not only security but also ensure Namibian children are nourished by locally grown produce. Photo: Phillipus Josef

Coblenz farm calls for govt to buy local food for local schools

1 Week Ago

SCARCITY: Hundreds of cattle that are allegedly brought in illegally have left Mkata residents struggling with water supply. Photo: Phillipus Josef rnrnIllustration purposes only

San, ‘illegal’ cattle in a bullfight over water

1 Week Ago

NEW PUMPS: Two new pumps are expected to help address water issues affecting parts of Otjiwarongo. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

New pumps to tackle Otjiwarongo water woes

1 Week Ago

WATER BOOST: Construction of a new three-million-litre reservoir is under way in Otjiwarongo as the town seeks to improve water storage and pressure. PHOTO: Phillipus Josef

N$15.8m reservoir aims to ease Otjiwarongo's water woes

2 Week Ago

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