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Windhoek – Bill Gates is trying to control the world. The vaccine will be used to cull Africa as part of an age-old population control plan. Big Pharma created the virus and now stands to make billions from supplying the vaccine. The vaccine has not been properly tested and has been rushed to the market.

AU leaders to get Africa Factbook

Harare - All African Heads of State and Government will soon get copies of “The Africa Factbook” Read more...

Mining underpins Nam exports

Windhoek - Mining remains Namibia’s cash cow and largest foreign currency earner, raking in billio Read more...

Juju in soccer debate resurfaces

Harare - The decades-old debate of juju in soccer was rekindled last weekend when a dead bat was fou Read more...

Mwiya optimistic of good year for sport

Windhoek - The Namibia Sports Commission (NSC) is keeping its head up and will do the best it can to Read more...

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Jan 22, 2021

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Poachers have broken into Botswana’s p Read more...

10 Aug, 2018 at 01:58 PM

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02 Jul, 2018 at 09:26 AM

Gaborone - Poachers have broken into Bot Read more...

04 Feb, 2019 at 07:35 AM

DAR ES SALAAM - DIRECTIVES on online for Read more...

02 Jul, 2018 at 01:24 PM

SADC leaders meeting in Tanzania this we Read more...

19 Aug, 2019 at 01:51 PM

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26 Jan, 2021 at 03:13 PM

Windhoek - Bank of Namibia (BoN) Governo Read more...

25 Jan, 2021 at 12:00 PM

Gaborone - Botswana has put forward the Read more...

25 Jan, 2021 at 09:11 AM

Lusaka - Zambia will not go under a comp Read more...

25 Jan, 2021 at 08:33 AM

Harare - The Confederation of African Fo Read more...

25 Jan, 2021 at 08:28 AM

Lusaka - Amid myriad criticisms from soc Read more...

14 Dec, 2018 at 06:28 AM

Sharon Kavhu Windhoek - Namibian Minist Read more...

17 May, 2019 at 07:35 PM

Cape Town – Perhaps it is in the spiri Read more...

29 Mar, 2018 at 12:48 PM

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02 Jul, 2018 at 09:26 AM

Windhoek - Namibia this week became the Read more...

19 Dec, 2020 at 08:53 AM

India celebrates 72nd Republic Day

Greetings to all of you on the eve of the 72nd Republic Day of the world’s largest and most vibrant democracy.Read More...

Bank of Namibia warns against tough lockdown

Windhoek - Bank of Namibia (BoN) Governor Mr Johannes !Gawaxab has cautioned against a tougher lockdown, saying Read More...

Botswana vies for top SADC post

Gaborone - Botswana has put forward the candidature of Mr Elias Magosi to take over from Tanzania’s Dr StergomRead More...

Zambia holds of complete lockdown

Lusaka - Zambia will not go under a complete lockdown on the backdrop of surging COVID-19 infections, President Read More...

Pandemic prompts CAF to change the rules

Harare - The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has lowered the minimum number of players a team should havRead More...

Madziwana dares champ Kakololo

Harare –Zimbabwean boxer Tinashe Madziwana is coming out of a two-year break from the ring and his first port Read More...

Disabled footballer gets global recognition

Harare - Disabled footballer Kudakwashe Mapira of Zimbabwe has been appointed one of three global ambassadors ofRead More...

Juju in soccer debate resurfaces

Harare - The decades-old debate of juju in soccer was rekindled last weekend when a dead bat was found at the ceRead More...

Eximbank mobilises U$1bn to offset losses

The African Export-Import Bank has mobilised US$1 billion for an adjustment facility to offset revenue losses foRead More...

Batoka Gorge enters the home stretch

Harare – Consolidation of stakeholder concerns on the Batoka Hydro-Electric Scheme will conclude on January 25Read More...

Mining underpins Nam exports

Windhoek - Mining remains Namibia’s cash cow and largest foreign currency earner, raking in billions despite dRead More...

Big boost for Namibia’s small firms

Windhoek - THE Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) and the German Development Bank (KFW) have put together a N$450Read More...

A RARE RHINO HORN HARVESTING EXPERIENCE

Most people might not know that rhino horn can be harvested and regrows at about 20 centimetres, annually. The rRead More...

Listeriosis compounds hardships of struggling Namibians

The banning of South African cold meat products in the Namibian market following the outbreak of listeriosis in Read More...

Over 180 fertility specialists trained in Africa through Merck Foundation

Windhoek Over 180 doctors across Africa and Asia have received clinical and practical training for fertility speRead More...

Demystifying Infertility

Windhoek Infertility is one of the most common issues that rob married couples of their joy in sub Saharan AfricRead More...

Malaria deaths, cases surge in SADC …as coronavirus disrupts prevention programmes

Windhoek - Malaria deaths and cases in the Southern African region have increased this year compared to the sameRead More...

International Aids conference to go virtual

Windhoek - While many global conferences have been cancelled and postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the 23rRead More...

All smiles for farmers in Malawi, Mozambique and Zambia as APPSA concludes project

Windhoek Patricia Dzimbiri (37) is one of the successful female lead farmers who participated in the AgriculturaRead More...

Rising demand for soya bean, an opportunity for Zim

There has been a global shift by farmers to focus more on the production of cash crops and soya beans has been oRead More...

Seed Co pins hope on Command Agriculture ....projects growth in regional markets

PAN-African seed company, Seed Co, anticipates increased demand for seed products under the broadened Command AgRead More...

Extension services bearing fruit

Government’s efforts continue to bear fruit in the provision of agricultural extension services. The followingRead More...

SADC throws doors open to the world

Gaborone - The Southern African region is gearing up for wider reopening of borders to international tourists afRead More...

Lusaka – Not even COVID-19 can hold the Victoria Falls back.

Last weekend, more than 5,000 people – a mix of local and foreign tourists – visited the Unesco World HeritaRead More...

Victoria Falls in lonely majestic splendour

By Marianne Betts The Victoria Falls appears to be thoroughly enjoying its alone time, reaching its highest floRead More...

Zambia asked to refund US$5m to tourists due to Covid-19

Lusaka - Zambia has been asked to refund a staggering US$5 million to German tourists for a botched expedition iRead More...

Burundi 'not fit' to join SADC

Windhoek - The SADC assessment mission has concluded that Burundi is not fit enough to join the regional bloc beRead More...

Khama splits ruling BDP ahead of October polls

Gaborone - The ruling Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) has split ahead of general elections slated for October wiRead More...

The making of Zim's Second Republic

Presidential frontrunner, Emmerson Mnangagwa of Zanu-PF is on record saying the 2018 harmonised elections will gRead More...

CALM AFTER THE STORM...Peace prevails as army restores order in Harare

CALM returned on the streets of Harare on Thursday, a day after MDC Alliance protesters clashed with security agRead More...

The new way of planning

Over the past few months, much has changed and this is mainly due to the pandemic. We have shifted ways of operaRead More...

If the people of Malawi did it…?

The world of international relations and statecraft is fraught with pitfalls. One ill-thought joke can ruin lucRead More...

Reassessing business models amidst COVID-19

Many post COVID-19 chats have been facilitated via social media platforms from entrepreneurs. Indeed, the impactRead More...

Let’s not forget children living with HIV/AIDS during COVID-19 pandemic

Windhoek While African countries such as Angola, Tanzania, Mozambique, Benin and Ethiopia joined several other cRead More...