NUST to graduate new cohort of digital arts creatives
Allexer Namundjembo The Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) will host a graduation ceremony for its Department of Digital Arts and Animation on Friday at its Lower Campus in Windhoek. The event will see a new cohort of graduates recognised for completing specialised short courses in filmmaking, scriptwriting, and 2D and 3D animation. Established […]
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Waiting 33 years for garbage collection
Sanitation crisis in Windhoek’s informal settlements a ticking time bomb The Smell of rotting food, human waste and smoke hangs in the air at Epandulo, an informal settlement in Windhoek’s Moses //Garoeb constituency. Children run barefoot through pathways of corrugated iron shacks and among piles of uncollected waste dumped in an open space opposite a […] The post Waiting 33 years for garbage collection appeared first on The Namibian .
Iipinge demands service delivery during SORA
Patience Makwele Oshana region Governor Hofni Iipinge has challenged government institutions to move from planning to delivery, saying residents are demanding tangible results as the region battles youth unemployment, infrastructure backlogs and delays in implementing strategic projects. Presenting the State of the Region Address (SORA) on Monday, Iipinge said people expect hospitals to be built, […]
Katima Mulilo Furnmart workers reject 5% pay offer, demand 8% salary increase
Patience Makwele Furnmart workers in Katima Mulilo on Monday joined a nationwide strike after rejecting the company’s 5% salary increase offer, saying rising transport costs and food prices have made it increasingly difficult for employees to make ends meet. The workers who were represented by the Metal and Allied Workers Union of Namibia (MANWU), are […]
CRAN spectrum decisions draw scrutiny from industry players
Allexer Namundjembo The telecommunications sector is under renewed regulatory scrutiny after major operators MTC and Paratus Telecommunications moved to seek changes to their spectrum allocations, as outlined in Government Gazette No. 8942 of 8 June 2026. Among the applications, Mainmast Electronics CC is seeking to expand its Ku-band allocation for fixed satellite services (VSAT), moving […]
Men must declare customary wives under new Marriage Act
Renthia Kaimbi Men will be required to declare all their customary wives before entering into a civil marriage with someone else, according to the new Marriage Act of 2024. While still not in force yet, the Act somewhat introduces the recognition and regulation of customary marriages at the ministry of home affairs, immigration, safety and […]
NamPower advances major grid expansion under transmission master plan
NamPower has outlined a pipeline of multi-billion-dollar electricity transmission projects aimed at strengthening Namibia's power grid and supporting future economic growth under its Transmission Master Plan.