The wait is finally over! After weeks of anticipation, Tyla’s new single ‘Is It’ has finally arrived, and it comes with stunning visuals that bear her artistic talent.

On Friday, 18 July, the Goethe-Institut Namibia will host renowned Japanese pianist Yukako Yamano for an exciting showpiece called ‘Resonant Bodies: In Motion, in Sound’.

HONOURED: In a historic and heartfelt gesture, the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) on Tuesday, 8 July, officially renamed its recently refurbished television Studio 4 to t ...

Trade Fair (OATF) gala dinner, held earlier this month at the Ongwediva Trade Fair Grounds, raised an impressive N$1.6 million in support of the 24th ...

The Central Procurement Board of Namibia (CPBN) announced the signing of a major procurement contract with Intelsat Ventures, on behalf of the Namibia Broadcasting ...

Once celebrated online for his luxury cocktails and flashy persona, Cornelius “Cedric” Willemse - aka “Mr It Is What It Is” and “The Legend of Namibia” - now ...

O&L Leisure this week announced the launch of Leisure Club, a new premium rewards programme designed to offer immediate and significant benefits across some of Namibia's ...

The Northern Regional Electricity Distributor (Nored) has announced that it has fully settled its historic debt of N$341 million owed to the national power utility, ...

The City of Windhoek has confirmed that at least 387 municipal accounts were adversely affected by a defective billing system, following months of public pressure and protest ...

The Hardap Regional Council is making significant progress in improving infrastructure across the region, with projects worth millions currently under way to address ...

A dispute between the Namibian Maritime and Fisheries Institute (Namfi) and a former junior instructor has brought renewed scrutiny over the institution’s accreditation, ...

Windhoek’s chronic housing shortage – now estimated at 300 000 units – would require a staggering N$76 billion to resolve. This dire shortfall is also a key driver behind ...