Month: November 2023

Several farmers in the Omaheke region on Thursday took to the streets of Gobabis, opposing bail to individuals forming part of an alleged stock theft “syndicate”.

Omusati region has seen an alarming increase in cases of assault, stock theft, and break-ins, Omusati police revealed.

A total of 26 000 people in the northern regions are in demand of National Housing Enterprises (NHE) houses.

The only long-term answer for Namibia’s adequate water solution is to install desalination facilities, as Agriculture Minister Calle Schlettwein forewarned yesterday that climate change is also eating away at the water sector.

With the end of 2023 drawing near, President Hage Geingob and his administration reflected on the events of the year yesterday. 

The community of Kasheshe in the Sibbinda constituency lives in fear of elephant herds destroying their water points and reducing their gardens to the ground, leaving no plantation to flourish.

Fisheries minister Derek Klazen has expressed deep concern over the magnitude of illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing on the country’s coastal line.

After learning that Namibia had made significant offshore light oil discoveries, some people began to celebrate, thinking this would be a cure for the nation’s problems with a high youth unemployment rate, extreme poverty and inequality.

Twenty-three athletes, one guide and six coaches were recognised for their hard work throughout the 2023 season at the Disability Sports Namibia (DSN) awards in Windhoek over the weekend.