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MONEY PROBLEMS: Minister James Sankwasa says more funding is needed to tackle Namibiau2019s housing crisis. PHOTO: FILE

Govt admits funding shortfall as 10 000 housing target looms

6 Days Ago

For illustration purpose.rnrnphoto contributed

Cattle on B1 raise safety concerns

2 Weeks Ago

The Ministry of Health and Social Services Esperance Luvindao.rnrnPhoto contributed.

New tariffs to boost public healthcare revenue

3 Weeks Ago

Popular Democratic Movement leader McHenry Venaani calls for more ATMs in rural Namibia. The village settlement of Otjinene is seen in the background. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED.

Banks urged to serve rural Namibia

4 Months Ago

NEVER FORGET: Attendees at the inaugural Genocide Remembrance Day at the Parliament Gardens last year. PHOTO: Elizabeth Kheibes

No ‘closure’ on genocide deal — Nandi-Ndaitwah

5 Months Ago

PDM party leader McHenry Venaani wants to use GIPF funds for economic development. Photo: NMH archivern

Government should tap into GIPF to boost growth

6 Months Ago

A fleet of government vehicles parked. Archive image

Disposing govt cars after 120 000km a joke, MPs say

A bold vision for regional cooperation has emerged as PDM leader McHenry Venaani proposes a joint Namibia-Botswana desalination plant to address water scarcity and boost agricultural growth. The Erongo desalination plant is seen in the background. Photo contributed

Venaani pitches plant to water Botswana’s future

This photo from 2023 shows China's first commercial Small Modular (Nuclear) Reactor known as the Linglong One. Photo Xinhua

Grid stability slows solar development

A block of rental flats in Windhoek. Image for illustrative purposes only.

House rental prices in Windhoek skyrocket

Patients wait outside a psychiatric department at a public health facility in Namibia. Archive image

Mental health bill close to finalisation, says Luvindao

The Okahandja Tourism and Trade Expo will go ahead today despite the shadow of death and tragedy still hanging over the town.

Garden Town forges ahead with expo despite outcry

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