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  • Published on Jun 19, 2026

    Botswana prison delegation benchmarks Namibia’s correctional programmes

    Staff Reporter THE Namibian Correctional Service (NCS) is hosting a delegation from the Botswana Prison Service (BPS) on a benchmarking visit focused on offender rehabilitation, health services and correctional management strategies aimed at strengthening …

    Source: Informante - Pending
  • Published on Jun 15, 2026

    Man arrested with suspected stolen meat in Tsumeb

    A man (33) was arrested at Tsumeb after he was allegedly found in possession of suspected stolen meat worth N$3 500. According to the Namibian police’s weekend crime report, the suspect was arrested on Saturday at around 11h00 at a house in the Soweto …

    Source: The Namibian - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 16, 2026

    Kaoko is hunting copper on Namibia’s quietest frontier. Now the drill bit has to talk

    Join our daily newsletter At The Bell to receive exclusive market insights Most ASX juniors take a while to get going, spending their early months settling in by appointing advisors, finalising budgets, and easing in. That’s why it stands out so much that …

    Source: The Market Herald - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 15, 2026

    Tsumeb CEO appointment still in limbo despite Sankwasa’s approval

    Renthia Kaimbi Minister of urban and rural development James Sankwasa declared that he had approved the appointment of former National Youth Council director, Calista Schwartz-Gowases as chief executive officer of the Tsumeb municipality effective 1 June …

    Source: Windhoek Observer - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 19, 2026

    Nedbank for Good Series 2026 heads North

    The 2026 Nedbank for Good Series heads north for rounds 5 to 7, with three competitions set to take place in Oshakati, Tsumeb and Grootfontein in June and July. The last event of the Nedbank for Good Series 2026 was hosted in Outjo on 30 May, and strong …

    Source: New Era - Pro-Government
  • Published on Jun 5, 2026

    YOUNG OBSERVER | Tsumeb mother turns motherhood challenge into growing business

    Patience Makwele A Tsumeb-based entrepreneur is proving that some of the best business ideas can come from personal experiences. Jamila Jokomo, a trained psychological counsellor and mother, has transformed her own breastfeeding journey into a growing …

    Source: Windhoek Observer - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 3, 2026

    Alweendo: From Tsumeb’s streets to super league stardom

    At just 20 years old, Leena Alweendo has established herself as one of the brightest talents in Namibian women’s football.  The NDF Mighty Gunners striker recently enjoyed a breakthrough season, claiming both the FNB Women’s Super League Golden Boot and …

    Source: New Era - Pro-Government
  • Published on May 30, 2026

    Namibia-Angola trade route gains traction 

    The acting chief executive officer of the Walvis Bay Corridor Group (WBCG), Edward Shivute, talks to Observer Money about the operations of the WBCG and future prospects. Observer Money (OM): May you kindly give us an update on the Trans-Cunene Corridor? …

    Source: Windhoek Observer - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 18, 2026

    Stock theft cases reported in two regions

    Staff Reporter THREE separate stock theft incidents reported in the Oshikoto and Otjozondjupa regions have resulted in one arrest, the recovery of suspected stolen meat, and ongoing investigations into the theft and slaughter of livestock valued at more …

    Source: Informante - Pending
  • Published on Jun 9, 2026

    Presidency denies NNN’s role in N$612 million solar project

    Patience Makwele The Namibian Presidency has rejected allegations that President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah and her family were involved in a proposed N$612 million solar power project linked to the Chinese-owned Tsumeb smelter. They insist that the head of …

    Source: Windhoek Observer - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 8, 2026

    Green power rush puts nature at risk – lawyers

    Namibia’s environmental lawyers warn that Namibia’s transition to renewable energy could harm ecosystems if environmental safeguards are not properly enforced. Environmental Lawyers Network of Namibia chairperson Des-Rose Engelbrecht says the country’s …

    Source: The Namibian - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 6, 2026

    Itula questions N$612 million solar deal linked to President’s sons

    Patience Makwele Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) president Panduleni Itula has raised fresh questions about a proposed N$612 million solar power project linked to the Chinese-owned Tsumeb smelter. Itula alleged that companies associated with …

    Source: Windhoek Observer - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 7, 2026

    President’s son dismisses IPC claims of dirty business

    The president’s son is pushing back at allegations that a N$612-million solar project owes its existence to family connections. Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) president Panduleni Itula has accused president Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah of personal …

    Source: The Namibian - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 4, 2026

    Mineworkers’ union investment arm hits N$900m

    The Mineworkers Union of Namibia (MUN) says assets held through its investment structures have grown to more than N$900 million. The union revealed the figure during a media engagement in Windhoek this week, where it outlined its investment activities and …

    Source: The Namibian - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 9, 2026

    Guard accused of B1 murder disrupts court

    A former security guard accused of robbing and murdering a colleague while transporting cash was ordered to be taken out of a courtroom in the Windhoek High Court yesterday after disrupting proceedings in his trial. Judge Eileen Rakow directed police …

    Source: The Namibian - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 2, 2026

    Sinomine offers farm for rent

    The Sinomine Tsumeb Community Trust is offering a farm for rent at Stampriet in the Hardap region. The commercial agricultural plot is 12 hectares, and interested parties are invited to rent, operate and manage the agricultural operations. The community …

    Source: The Namibian - Neutral
  • Published on May 27, 2026

    Gold and uranium dominate mining sector …N$7.8 billion taxes, N$2.458 billion royalties, export levies up 90%

    Despite a 9.4% contraction in the mining sector’s real value added during 2025, the sector remained a pillar of the Namibian economy, contributing roughly 14% to GDP and maintaining its position as the country’s dominant primary industry.  However, even …

    Source: New Era - Pro-Government
  • Published on May 27, 2026

    Mining contributes N$7.8b to Govt coffers

    Namibia’s mining sector paid a total of N$7.8 billion in taxes to the government in 2025, recording a 39% increase from N$5.6 billion in 2024. This was said by the president of the Chamber of Mines of Namibia, George Botshiwe, in a mining industry review …

    Source: The Namibian - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 9, 2026

    Victoria David reminisces 42 years at market … craft, trade, survival

    OSHAKATI – For more than four decades, Victoria David (61) has earned a living through the sale of traditional products.  The journey began in 1984 when she first entered the traditional craft business. David, who has now spent 42 years in the industry, …

    Source: New Era - Pro-Government

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