Hostels at the University of Namibia’s Medical School are nearing completion. Peter Nyarango, dean of the faculty of Health Sciences at UNAM, said the university saw it fit to provide accommodation for the students attending...
Read MoreDespite many reports to the contrary, most tourism establishments in the Caprivi and Kavango regions have not been affected by rising water levels and floods.Charlie Paxton, member of the Hospitality Association of Namibia (HAN)...
Read MoreFashion lovers flocked to the launch of Pambili Young Designers’ new range at the Omba Gallery which was held recently. The talented male and female designers had one thing in mind, to come up with something new.Attila Giersch,...
Read MoreThe Tata Xenon is already well-established as an affordable, dual-purpose hard-working lifestyle vehicle in the SA and Namibian market. The Xenon has surprised many local customers with its blend of contemporary handsomeness,...
Read MoreFatty Nyambe’s love for his trade as a mechanic reflects in everything he does. With skills and experience in the driving seat and finance from the Development Bank of Namibia, he has established a thriving repair and parts...
Read MoreThe City of Windhoek has refused to allow Sonia Stassen, a kindergarten owner, to expand her business in order to accommodate more children. Stassen wants to increase the number of children at the kindergarten from 25 to 55. The...
Read MoreOperation Smile South Africa, a non-profit medical service organisation, will once again provide free life-changing surgery to Namibians born with a cleft lip or cleft palate from 11 April to 15 April at the Windhoek Central...
Read MoreThe Ombetja Yehinga Organisation (OYO) Trust, together with Save the Children, Sweden and the Legal Assistance Centre (LAC) is embarking on a new project to create awareness about the new Child Care and Protection Bill and how...
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