In a historic move to strengthen Namibia’s expanding property sector, the South African Property Owners Association (SAPOA), together with their Namibian counterparts, today launched the newly formed association of the Namibian property industry, known as the Namibian Property Association (NPA).
Development should be community-centred – Klazen
Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Derek Klazen has said Lüderitz is destined to become a booming commercial centre and urged its residents to embrace the new realities that come with socio-economic opportunities.
Over N$100m paid in tax refunds so far
The Namibia Revenue Agency (NamRA) has so far paid over N$100m to more than 46 000 individual taxpayers since the commencement of the mass tax refund exercise in December.
Fuel supply in Etosha National Park restored
Namibia Wildlife Resorts (NWR) has announced that the shortage of fuel at its fuel pumps in the Etosha National Park was resolved by Tuesday.
Namibia to produce most affordable green hydrogen
With production costs estimated as low as US$2 per kilogramme, Namibia’s green hydrogen could become one of the cheapest options in the world, making the country an attractive partner for energy-hungry entities in the midst of the energy transition.
Four-day work week must not hinder economy…labour ministry calls for adequate tri-partite consultation
In response to the introduction of a pilot programme for a four-day work week in Namibia, the labour, industrial relations and employment-creation ministry remains open to considering innovative approaches to enhance work-life balance and productivity within the domestic workforce.
From HIV patient to life-saving case manager
With the double onslaught of being diagnosed with tuberculosis and HIV, Scholastica Goagoses (48) took the blow very hard, leading to the abuse of alcohol and not taking treatments seriously.
Opinion – Ending malaria in Namibia
Malaria, a protozoal disease, is defined as a communicable, notifiable, debilitating disease characterised by fever, rigors and prostration.
Hichilema delivers on Geingob, Nujoma promise
Zambian president Hakainde Hichilema, through the Lusaka City Council, has delivered on his promise to rename two prominent roads in that country’s capital city after Namibia’s late president Hage Geingob and founding president Sam Nujoma.
Mbumba: Education remains a top priority of government
Education will always remain the government’s top priority to reduce poverty in the country. President Nangolo Mbumba said this yesterday while officiating at the University of Namibia Foundation brand and fundraising projects’ launch.









