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  1. Ronnie Kanalelo has explained why he decided to leave African Stars for Marumo Gallants, with the opportunity to coach in the Betway Premiership presenting a chance to work in an environment more suited to his football philosophy.

  2. African Stars chairperson Salomo Hei remains confident the Namibian champions can overturn their 1-0 deficit against Orlando Pirates in Friday’s CAF Champions League return leg.Hei says the team has what it takes to make history.

  3. Former first lady Penehupifo Pohamba will be buried at Okanghudi village in the Ohangwena region on Saturday, 31 October.

  4. Local authorities are underfunded and ill-equipped to deliver essential services, prompting a lawmaker to push for a legally binding funding model from the national budget.

  5. Nako Energy was once a trusted insider at the state-owned petroleum company.

  6. Political reactions to Minister Enoch Godongwana’s Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement range from cautious GNU endorsement to fierce opposition dismissals of fuel levy cuts as electioneering.

  7. US Vice-President JD Vance has urged fellow Republicans to stop “whining” about a controversial attack ad that featured a Democratic candidate’s estranged mother calling her a liar.

  8. Manchester United were hammered 4-1 by Como in the Champions League on Wednesday as the pressure increased on beleaguered manager Michael Carrick, while a late Declan Rice equaliser earned Arsenal a 2-2 draw away to Bayern Munich.

  9. After two days of diplomacy – in Norway’s capital and Russia’s St Petersburg – is the war in Ukraine any closer to ending?

  10. This month, nearly every country on earth will return to the question of how to stem the rapid destruction of the natural world.

  11. Affirmative Repositioning leader Job Amupanda is set to challenge the National Assembly over alleged constitutional violations, raising five questions concerning legislative powers, private members’ bills and parliamentary accountability.

  12. Namibians have been warned to prepare for temperatures of up to 42°C as a heatwave continues across the country until the weekend.

  13. United States ambassador to Namibia John Giordano is pitching Namibia’s energy, mining and infrastructure opportunities to American investors.

  14. Recently, I have been restless, not because of the recent confusing summer rains that brought stones from heaven, or the recent outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD), but mainly about the sixth National Development (NDP6) and the road to Vision 2030.

  15. Minister of works and transport Veikko Nekundi has denied allegations that he contacted Roads Contractor Company acting chief executive Dasius Nelumbu to approve fuel payments to Eco Fuel – a company linked to fugitive Victor Malima.

  16. Petroleum bill approved

    The National Assembly has approved the petroleum (exploration and production) amendment bill.

  17. The High Court has issued a notice for the public auction of a 2021 Ford Ranger Raptor belonging to Austin Elindi, who is facing charges in a corruption case linked to the National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia (Namcor).

  18. Hardap man calls for snake park Hardap snake catcher Nicholas Eksteen (71) is calling for a snake park to teach pupils and community members about different snake species, a push he has made since 2014.

  19. All the single men

    Almost 90% of men between 18-39 years not married About 87.2% of men aged 18 to 39 in Namibia had never been married at the time of the 2023 Population and Housing Census, with some men questioning whether marriage should remain an expected milestone in a…

  20. President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah says traditional leadership succession disputes are draining state resources and weakening communities.

  21. Secretary to Cabinet Emilia Mkusa says Namibia has no specific protocols governing the burial of former first spouses and is still considering the appropriate arrangements.

  22. FORMER Olympian Frank Fredericks has urged Namibians to support breast cancer awareness and early detection, saying the inaugural NHP Pink Run offers an opportunity to unite behind the cause.

  23. Local golf sensations Likius Nande and compatriot Anecia Le Grange clinched the 2026 Ongos Windhoek Open over the weekend as both dominated the green with little trouble.

  24. President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has challenged Namibia and Angola to turn their longstanding political ties into concrete business deals that create jobs, boost industrialisation, and improve citizens’ livelihoods.

  25. Prime minister Elijah Ngurare has urged the Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism to strengthen its wildfire prevention and response strategies following the 2025 fire that destroyed part of Etosha National Park.

  26. Early childhood education in the Hardap region received a major boost this week following the official handover of the new N$1.2 million Northside Early Childhood Development Model Centre at Northside Primary School on Tuesday.

  27. Nigeria has recorded a case of Ebola in a female patient who travelled from Uganda in East Africa to Abuja, capital of the West African state.

  28. Namibia’s projected economic growth rate is double what is forecast for South Africa for this year, and remains higher for 2027.

  29. Namibia has no reported illness linked to a recalled batch of Nestlé NAN Special Pro HA infant formula, health minister Esperance Luvindao told the National Assembly yesterday.

  30. “These people have no one but me, and I cannot disappoint them,” says community health worker Kakuva Uetuezembisa.

  31. The Fine Art Gallery at Swakopmund has officially opened entries for the fifth edition of the Africa Wildlife Artist of the Year (Away) 2027 competition, featuring an increased first prize of N$50 000 and a solo exhibition for the winner.

  32. Namibia’s ambition to become a major exporter of green hydrogen is facing a longer road to commercial success as oil discoveries and growing petroleum investment reshape the country’s energy landscape.

  33. Getting vehicle finance in Namibia is not simply about finding a car you can afford each month.

  34. Organisers of the Simply You Magazine Lifestyle and Fashion Awards have unveiled this year’s theme, ‘Rooted in Namibia, Styled for the World’, as preparations gather momentum for the 2026 edition of the annual awards set to take place on Saturday.

  35. BROTHERS IN GRIEF

    The post BROTHERS IN GRIEF appeared first on The Namibian.

  36. NAMIBIA National Olympic Committee (NNOC) chief executive Anri Parkersays the Youth Olympic Games in Dakar,Senegal, must not be viewed as the end of an athlete’s development journey.

  37. Gibeon Village Council councillor Niklaas Dawson has called on the government to provide disaster funding and emergency equipment.

  38. Traditional Namibian food should be part of everyday meals rather than being reserved for cultural events, professor Joseph Diescho says.

  39. The Nakalega Youth Irrigation Project at Onampira village in the Okatana constituency of the Oshana region is struggling to find buyers for its agricultural produce.

  40. Chinese ambassador to Namibia Zhao Weiping says this year has been productive in terms of agricultural cooperation between Namibia and China, with Namibia approving the export of table grapes and wild aquatic products to China.

  41. The proposed construction of two pedestrian bridges along Windhoek’s Western Bypass, estimated to cost taxpayers N$70 million, has come under scrutiny, with shadow minister of works and transport Nelson Kalangula demanding a detailed breakdown of the proj…

  42. The Action Democratic Movement (ADM) party has criticised the conduct of members of the National Assembly, accusing them of prioritising party politics over the needs of ordinary Namibians.

  43. The Directorate of Veterinary Services will hold meetings with farmers and other stakeholders in the ||Kharas region from Thursday to discuss the proposed foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) containment zone and compulsory livestock vaccination.

  44. Holders Paris Saint-Germain made it three wins from three in this season’s Champions League, beating Barcelona 4-2 thanks to late goals from Vitinha and Fabian Ruiz on Tuesday, while Liverpool clinched a dramatic comeback victory over Villarreal.

  45. The South African Feedlot Association (Safa) has decided not to support the import of live cattle and beef products from Namibia and Botswana because of concerns over foot-and-mouth disease (FMD).

  46. The Namibian police have appealed to the public to help identify bedding and shopping bags found with the remains of Danelize Majiedt (27).

  47. Holders Paris Saint-Germain made it three wins from three in this season’s Champions League, beating Barcelona 4-2 thanks to late goals from Vitinha and Fabian Ruiz on Tuesday, while Liverpool clinched a dramatic comeback victory over Villarreal.

  48. Temba Bavuma hit a career-best 179 and Kagiso Rabada took an early wicket as South Africa dominated the third day of the second Test against Australia at St George’s Park on Tuesday.

  49. Namibia’s tourism accommodation occupancy reached 66.5% in the third quarter of 2026, exceeding levels recorded last year and in 2019, according to the Hospitality Association of Namibia (HAN).

  50. The Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board (NIPDB) has announced 130 job vacancies for suitably qualified Namibians aboard MSC Cruises.