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Photo: Rehoboth Town Council Social Media The Rehoboth Town Council, led by Mayor Jacky Jackson #Khariseb, paid a courtesy visit to the Hardap Regional Council to introduce its newly elected officials and share the town’s development plans. The delegation met with Governor Riaan McNab, Chairperson Simon Kooper, regional councillors, and heads of directorates to discuss collaboration, shared learning, and alignment with national development frameworks. Regional councillors praised Rehoboth’s leadership and effective governance, pledging support for […]

Photo: NamPol Website Drug offences topped the weekend crime reports, with seven arrests across several regions involving cannabis, cocaine, and mandrax. Police seized significant quantities of drugs and cash in operations in Kamanjab, Omusati, Katutura, Swakopmund, Mangetti, Khomasdal, and Gobabis, with investigations continuing and court appearances scheduled. Authorities emphasized the importance of community cooperation to combat drug-related crime. 

Photo: MMIE socials The Ministry of Industries, Mines and Energy held a consultative meeting with emerging mining operators on 7 January to discuss ways to enhance local participation and value addition in the mining sector. Minister Modestus Amutse stressed the need for collaboration with industry stakeholders, while the mining association highlighted challenges such as limited access to modern equipment and processing facilities and urged support for sustainable, safe mining practices. The meeting […]

Photo: One Africa TV, NewsOnOne Schools in Walvis Bay have begun preparations for today’s reopening, Taati Nghiilenge reports. On Thursday and Friday, several schools held orientation sessions for pre-primary and Grade 1 learners. play_arrow Walvis Bay Schools Welcome Learners Leonard Witbeen

Photo: Yango Facebook By Nashilongo Gervasius Namibia is at a crossroads. The country stands between two mobility worlds – one fading, one emerging – and its next regulatory decisions will determine whether it becomes among continental leaders in transport innovation or a cautionary tale of missed opportunity. The rise of ride-hailing platforms such as Lefa, Yango, inDrive, and Bolt has forced Namibia to confront a difficult question: Are we trying […]

By: Josia Shigwedha A newborn baby girl was rescued from a pit latrine in Olwiili village in the Okalongo Constituency in Omusati Region Friday morning, leading to the arrest of her 23-year-old mother on charges of attempted murder. According to the Namibian Police, the incident was discovered at around 07:00 after officers received information about a baby crying inside a pit latrine located in a crop field. Police responded immediately […]

By: Josia Shigwedha Drug-related offences topped the weekend crime statistics, with seven cases recorded across various parts of the country, according to police reports. On Friday, police arrested three Namibian male suspects aged 26, 28 and 43 on the Kamanjab Outjo road, approximately eight kilometres outside Kamanjab. The suspects, including the driver and alleged owner of the drugs, were apprehended after a freight Iveco truck with Windhoek registration was stopped […]

Phot: MHISS Website The Government of Namibia has reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring a safe and secure environment for residents and visitors, following travel advisories from Canada and Germany citing fraud and crime risks. Authorities say Namibia remains politically stable, with strong governance, functioning institutions, and a dedicated Tourist Protection Unit focused on safeguarding popular tourist areas, urban centres, and travel routes. Here is Lavinia Haimbodi, the Public Relations Officer at the Ministry […]