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Namibia

Walvis Bay launches online reporting tool to strengthen local accountability

(Photo contributed) The Walvis Bay Municipality has introduced Ovakalimo, a new online platform designed to allow residents to report service-related issues directly to the council. The platform forms part of the European Union–supported Erongo Good Governance Project, which focuses on improving transparency, accountability, and citizen participation in local government. Municipal spokesperson Anita Kaihiva said the tool streamlines how residents flag concerns such as vandalism or broken infrastructure. Kaihiva explained that […]

today18 November, 2025

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Health / Medical

Cancer Association Expands Palliative Care to Erongo

The Cancer Association of Namibia, CEO Rolf Hansen, says they are set to open a new 10-bed palliative care unit in Swakopmund on 23 January 2026. Hansen confirmed that construction and furnishing are complete, staff recruitment began in mid-November, and the initiative underscores a shared commitment to providing dignified and accessible care for cancer patients and their families, while plans for the Windhoek West facility are progressing well.

today18 November, 2025

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Business / Economics

Namibia Welcomes South Africa’s Lower Inflation Target

  The Bank of Namibia's Naufiku Hamunime, Deputy Director of Corporate Communications and Sustainability, welcomed South Africa’s decision to lower its inflation target to 3 percent, saying it will bring long-term benefits for Namibia through the Common Monetary Area. With Namibia’s dollar pegged to the rand, aligning key monetary indicators like interest rates helps maintain stability, while membership in the bloc continues to provide price stability, lower transaction costs, and […]

today18 November, 2025

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Namibia

Lüderitz Blue School Shortlisted for Global TES Award

  By: Ritta Lotto The Lüderitz Blue School has been shortlisted for the 2025 TES Awards for International Schools under the Curriculum Initiative of the Year category, recognising its innovative Marine and Maritime Studies (M&MS) Curriculum. The programme, taught from years 3 to 8, explores ecology, culture, history, art, and economics, fostering both scientific literacy and a deep connection to the ocean. “Our vision for Marine and Maritime Studies is […]

today17 November, 2025

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Namibia

Public Accounts Committee asked to summon GIPF over N$815 million impairment

By: Josia Shigwedha The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of the Parliament has been asked to summon the board and management of the Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) to account for a reported loss linked to one of its foreign investments. This comes after a tax claim issued by the South African Revenue Service (SARS), which triggered a major impairment in one of GIPF’s offshore investment vehicles and raised uncertainty about […]

today17 November, 2025

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Namibia

Old Mutual advises smart spending ahead of Black Friday

As Black Friday approaches, financial experts are urging shoppers to plan their purchases carefully amid rising living costs. Experts have recommended creating a shopping list, comparing prices, and avoiding impulse purchases or unplanned credit. They caution that not all deals, especially on big-ticket items, offer real savings. Mignon du Preez, Group Marketing, Public Affairs, and Sustainability Executive at Old Mutual Namibia, says shoppers should focus on essentials like groceries and […]

today17 November, 2025

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Business / Economics

Standard Bank Namibia, NIFA support MSME trade opportunities

Standard Bank Namibia, in partnership with the Namibia Investment and Finance Academy (NIFA), hosted a “Market Access and Trade Opportunity” event in Windhoek to support micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs). The initiative guided trade finance, import–export opportunities, and cross-border business growth. CEO of NIFA, Arinze Okafor, said the event’s goal was to equip small businesses with the knowledge and networks needed to scale operations and contribute to economic development. […]

today17 November, 2025

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Namibia

Courts operating normally, says Justice Ministry after case pulled

The High Court has struck an urgent application by the Ministry of Justice and Labour Relations from the roll after magistrates across the country denied under oath that they were on strike. The ministry had approached the court alleging a work stoppage, but the application was withdrawn when no evidence of a strike could be found. Ministry spokesperson Edmund //Khoaseb said operations at all magistrates’ courts are continuing as usual. […]

today17 November, 2025

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Interview: Social Justice Activists Condemn Dysfunction at City of Windhoek

The City of Windhoek has come under fire from social justice activists Rinaani Musutua and Herbert Jauch, who criticized the city for its failure to improve living conditions and properly manage funds for informal settlements. Rinaani Musutua described the city as the “most dysfunctional” in the country due to its failure to access funds aimed at upgrading informal settlements. She expressed frustration at the lack of service delivery, accusing city […]

today17 November, 2025