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Manager: Access to Information and Consumer Relations and Advocacy Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN), Jennifer Mathernrn

Leveraging technology for participation in the digital economy

5 Days Ago

Jennifer Mathe is the manager for access to information, consumer relations and advocacy at the Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Digital literacy: Namibia’s economic engine

6 Days Ago

Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security Lucia Iipumbu.

Government issues over 117 000 ID cards

3 Weeks Ago

Uncollected refuse next to !Gaeb Primary School in Khorixas. Photos: Desmarius Hansen

Sanitation, water, health concerns shadow Khorixas Independence build-up

3 Weeks Ago

Photos Roads Authority

Lutombi’s legacy

1 Month Ago

One of the electrical poles along Aurora Primary School Street is noticeably leaning.

Okahandja's collapsed power poles repaired

1 Month Ago

Appearing from left to right, economists Salomo Hei, Helena Mboti, Jesaya Oshike-Hano and Floris Berg unpacked budgetory themes. PHOTO; CONTRIBUTED

EAN pushes for local procurement in 2026 budget

1 Month Ago

The Okahandja Municipality is under fire again. File photornrnPhoto contributed.

Residents accuse Okahandja municipality of systemic failures

1 Month Ago

NRU vice president Johan Diergaardt and Namibia Rugby Union CEO John Heynes at the conference yesterday. PHOTO JESSE JACKSON KAURAISA

NRU enters rebuilding phase after World Cup qualification setback

1 Month Ago

Sport tourism is big business globally, but Africa has historically underutilised its potential. AI Image

Africa should use sport tourism

1 Month Ago

The city council debated a N$3 million solar allocation, while potholes and service delivery concerns are ignored. Photo Pixabay/Phlando

Windhoek council debates N$3 million solar allocation

1 Month Ago

The City spends millions of dollars each year installing, maintaining and repairing the signalling system, with accident-related damage remaining a persistent problem. PHOTO CITY OF WINDHOEK

Windhoek’s costly traffic lights

1 Month Ago

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