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Pageant director Lebopo Bulayani calls for African unity in Miss Namibia journey

Pageant director Lebopo Bulayani says African unity is key as the Miss Namibia and Miss T Namibia journey gets underway in Windhoek. She adds that contestants must remain authentic if they want to succeed on global stages.

Taxi drivers welcome fare increase amid rising fuel costs

Taxi operators say the new N$15 fare offers much-needed relief after years of rising operating costs. Drivers, however, say both commuters and operators continue to feel the pressure of the current economy.

Government steps in to ease fuel price shock

Government says it absorbed part of the latest fuel price increase to protect consumers from even higher costs. Minister Modestus Amutse says Namibia is also exploring new fuel supply partnerships to improve affordability and fuel security.

Concerns Over State House Security and Government Transparency

Concerns are mounting over security at State House following the suspension/removal of Inspector General Joseph Shikongo after a reported security breach. Analyst Sakaria Johanness says government must communicate clearly to maintain public trust.

Fuel Price Fears Grow As Namibia Awaits Announcement

Fuel price uncertainty is leaving many Namibians worried about the cost of living. Omu Kakujaha-Matundu says rising global oil prices could soon push up transport costs, food prices and inflation across the country.

Cattle Grazing In Grootfontein Cemetery Sparks Outrage

Residents of Grootfontein are demanding urgent action after cattle were seen grazing inside local cemeteries. Community activist Pablo Benjamin says the issue reflects years of failed municipal enforcement and disrespect for sacred burial grounds.

Namfisa Spokesperson Victoria Raimond Muranda Explains New FEMA Law Now Fully in Effect in Namibia

Namfisa Spokesperson Victoria Raimond Muranda Explains New FEMA Law Now Fully in Effect in Namibia

Professor Andrei Divanage Weighs Phala Phala Case Ahead of South African Court Ruling.

Political analyst Professor Andrei Divanage says South Africa’s Phala Phala court ruling could have major implications for President Cyril Ramaphosa. The case has also drawn regional attention due to its alleged cross-border links, including Namibia.

Frieda Vatileni Asino Calls for Urgent Blood Donations Amid Rising Demand.

Frieda Vatileni Asino is urging Namibians to donate blood as demand rises during the holiday period. Increased accidents and travel are putting pressure on the country’s blood supply.

“May had these many public holidays… that makes teaching and learning difficult to continue during May.”

Deputy Executive Director for Schools and Formal Education, Ira Bonci, says Namibia’s trimester system is improving learning by reducing disruptions caused by frequent holidays. However, she notes that safety concerns for learners—especially in rural areas—remain a key challenge.

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