The National Anti-Corruption Steering Committee held an induction workshop in Windhoek today. The workshop follows the launch of the National Anti-Corruption Strategy and Action plan at State House last year.
The National Council is to engage civil society, traditional authorities, religious leaders and the private sector to enhance public participation in the law-making process.
A local magazine "Who's Who of Namibia" has released a list of 20 prominent personalities who have made exceptional contributions towards development and economic growth.
TV set owners have been reminded of their obligations to pay TV licence fees.
About 40 senior representatives of employers organisations from East, Central and Southern Africa are at attending a two day conference at Walvis Bay.
A southern Chinese city is home to tens of thousands of African entrepreneurs.
The Governor of the Kavango East, Samuel Mbambo has called on UNAM students at the Rundu campus to rededicate themselves to hard work .
Ombetja Yehinga Organisation's membership has reached over a million people since its establishment in 2001.
The Mineworkers Union of Namibia is threatening to institute legal action against the Skorpion Zinc Mine should the company fail to withdraw letters of termination of employment to about 278 employees.
Africa's food security is under threat from a crop-ravaging caterpillar, called the army worm.
