Presidency yet to discuss pardoning of prisoners
Erasmus Shalihaxwe
Maamberua calls govt‘s N$2.5m for 3.8m ha, a bluff
By Erasmus Shalihaxwe
Genocide descendants call on China’s support
By Stefanus Nashama
China avails US$10 million for global women's empowerment
By Gerson David
China has pledged an additional US$10 million to the United Nations Women over the next five years, stressing its commitment to advancing women’s empowerment and inclusive global development.
Chinese ambassador to Namibia, Zhao Weiping announced in Windhoek on Wednesday.
How much footballers earn in Namibia
By Michael Uugwanga
ALTHOUGH the Namibia Football League (NFL), previously known as Debmarine Premiership and the First National Bank (FNB) Women Super League (WSL), are amateur leagues, there are reports that in men football some players are earning a cool N$8,000 per month.
In the FNB WSL, the highest player is believed to be earning around N$2,500 per month. The lowest paid player in men football league is believed to be earning a round N$500 per month depending on the team one is playing for and financial power at that club’s disposal.
The woman who turned into chilli purpose
By Patience Makwele
What began as childhood curiosity and a burning tongue has evolved into one of Namibia’s most recognisable homegrown brands. Frieda Vatileni–Asino, founder of The Chilli Queen Namibia, has built a business that reflects boldness, resilience, and innovation with qualities that have earned her national recognition and a loyal following.
Opuwo Youth Choir strikes gold in Mauritius
By Hilja Shikongo
The Opuwo Youth Choir (OYC) has made history after clinching multiple medals at the prestigious African Asia Pacific Choir Games.
Under the leadership of founder and senior music director Mbaseua Tjongarero, the choir brought home a gold medal in the Open Competition, a silver in the Grand Prix of Nations, and another silver in the Youth Category becoming the first Namibian choir to achieve such international recognition.