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Presidential eThekwini Working Group marks 'significant progress' in service delivery
Presidential eThekwini Working Group marks 'significant progress' in service delivery Deputy President Paul Mashatile has commended the progress made by the Presidential eThekwini Working Group (PeWG) in advancing service delivery …
Moving to Cape Town? Seven best areas for young professionals
Looking to move to Cape Town? Take a look at seven of the best neighbourhoods to consider for young professionals.
Annual Kasi Ride highlights GBV awareness in its fifth year
Cyclists, walkers, and runners have gathered at Sun City in the North West for the annual Kasi Ride.
Deputy President reaffirms commitment to improve quality of education
Deputy President reaffirms commitment to improve quality of education Deputy President Paul Mashatile has reaffirmed government’s commitment to improving the quality of education learners receive and creating opportunities for young …
PHP security flaws put Namibian websites at risk
The Namibia Cybersecurity Incident Response Team (Nam-CSIRT) has warned companies and businesses using the PHP programming language to run their websites about newly discovered vulnerabilities in the system. PHP is …
Nahoon Beach remains closed after another shark sighting
The beach was closed on Saturday when a shark was swimming close to shore.
THE LOWLY NEWSPAPERMAN: The ‘things were better under apartheid’ narrative is a cry for help
South Africa’s apartheid nostalgia, which is being cranked up yet again, reflects frustration with failing services, insecurity and inequality – a situation that demands tangible democratic renewal, not lectures.
Response to sardine mortality must be grounded in science and evidence
The available evidence does not establish widespread penguin starvation caused by the sardine mortality event, nor does it support a complete fishing moratorium as the only scientifically defensible response. The …
LOCAL ELECTIONS 2026: 10 under-30 candidates make a powerful case for their seat in council chambers
Young people are often criticised for disengaging from politics, but these researchers, community organisers and local activists, all under the age of 30, have had enough of decisions about their …
Pensioners leave farming town as their community comes under attack
As crime rises in this farming community, pensioners have been selling their properties.
News24 | Five people killed, three others wounded in apparent gang-related shooting in Cape Town
Five people were killed and three others wounded following a shooting in Steenberg, Cape Town, on Saturday night.
Grant extended: HOW to check R370 SRD grant status
Here’s how to check R370 SRD Grant status, now that Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has extended the ‘temporary’ stipend for another year …
Eskom to implement 18-hour power outage in parts of Gauteng
Eskom has announced an 18-hour power outage in Gauteng over two days on Thursday and Friday as part of scheduled maintenance.
Havana the capital’s suicide hotspot
Men make up 80% of cases Havana residents top the list of people who took their own lives in Windhoek between January 2021 and June 2026. The Khomas region recorded …
From missed marks to LLB honours
When Gustav Nghipuilepo did not obtain the marks needed to study law straight after Grade 12, he had to find another way to pursue his dream of becoming a lawyer. …
New Dawn Will Emerge for Youth Council
On 16 September newly crowned Miss Africa Vistorina Hipangelwa chose the National Youth Council (NYC) head office as her first port of call after winning the crown in Nigeria. It …
Nored, ‘Animal Farm’ and the Princess
The Lessons in George Orwell’s ‘Animal Farm’ about power, privilege and the betrayal of public trust are playing out in real time at the Northern Regional Electricity Distributor (Nored). In …
Nored Cannot Afford Another Governance Crisis
Namibia Cannot allow recurring leadership disputes at public-interest institutions to become normalised. The Northern Regional Electricity Distributor (Nored), which distributes electricity across eight northern regions, has become the subject of …
Church workers to get fin savvy
Bank Windhoek and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Namibia (Elcin) have signed an agreement aimed at delivering financial education and banking services to over 1 200 church employees and their …
‘Budget for the people without the people’
Finance minister Ericah Shafudah yesterday tabled her second mid-term budget review under the theme ‘People, Productivity and Prudence’, but the people are nowhere to be found, critics say. McHenry Venaani, …
Four pupils’ sporting dreams cross borders
Four pupils from Otjiwarongo Secondary School (OSS) have been selected for the 2026 FreshStop Desert Stallions High-Performance Programme, giving them an opportunity to showcase their sporting talents on an international …
‘I just want to write my exams’
Grade 12 pupil left paralysed after river accident A Grade 12 pupil at Max Makushe Secondary School in the Kavango East region is unable to move after hitting his head …
Nored rejects attempt to remove board chairperson
The Northern Regional Electricity Distributor has rejected the Local Authority Electricity Company’s attempt to remove Johannes Uushini from its board of directors, arguing that the move has no legal basis. …
The Constitutional Court Ruling and the Rule of Law in SA
before we get into the case in question, it is important to clarify some concepts. The South African liberal constitutional democracy is underpinned by checks and balances and the rule …
Katutura to get fish market
Oonani Investments Group plans to establish the Oonani Fish Market at Katutura in the capital as part of its expansion into Namibia’s fish industry. The proposed market will offer fish …