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Waldorf School to represent Namibia at inaugural Marimba World Championships

Young musicians from Windhoek’s Waldorf School are set to make history by representing Namibia at the inaugural Marimba World Championships in Cape Town. The team says it is aiming for gold while showcasing Namibian talent on the international stage.

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Namibia seeks public input on US$250 million green industrialisation plan

Namibia is seeking public input on a draft investment plan that could unlock up to US$250 million in climate finance for industrial decarbonisation. The Namibia Green Hydrogen Programme says broad participation will help ensure the proposed projects and funding priorities reflect the needs of Namibians.

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Namas return welcomed as boost for Namibia’s creative industry

The return of the Namibia Annual Music Awards (Namas) after a six-year absence has been welcomed as a major step forward for the country’s creative industry. Award-winning entertainment journalist! June Shimuoshili says the awards are more than just a celebration of music, describing them as the heart of Namibia’s creative spirit. She also welcomed the […]

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Capricorn Eagles take positives despite Uganda final defeat – Lotter

The Capricorn Eagles women’s cricket team has returned from Uganda with plenty to celebrate despite losing the Women’s T20 Quadrangular Series final by 17 runs to the hosts. Namibia won six of their seven matches, with Sune Wittmann finishing as the tournament’s leading batter, while Mekelanye Mwatile claimed both the player of the tournament and […]

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Naretu calls for modern transport laws while backing voluntary blood donation

The Namibian Revolutionary Transport Union says blood donation campaigns in the transport industry should remain voluntary while protecting the health and safety of drivers. The union is also pushing for reforms to outdated transport laws, arguing they unfairly penalise drivers for vehicle defects beyond their control.

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