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economist.com.na
Namibia Economist, printed daily, private- World class technology commissioned in Windhoek for knee and hip replacements
- Yango, partners raise alarm as permit delays ground drivers
- Open skies, open doors. Experience Namibia through our eyes
- NamPower debuts N$5 billion Medium-Term Note programme on NSX
- Namibia’s money is protected by Artificial Intelligence
- Communications regulator drives digital inclusion with Phase 2 of Universal Service Fund
- Mining sector remains economic backbone despite 2025 slump
- Ashipala-Musavyi urges strategic industrial partnership with China’s tech hub
- Bank of Namibia projects moderate economic recovery in 2026 and 2027
- Meatco enters global luxury market with Wagyu expansion
- NamWater Dam Bulletin on Monday 13 April 2026 updated on Wednesday 15 April 2026
- The Kalahari Code: Rethinking work in a Namibia where education is free but jobs are not
informante.web.na
Informanté, private, published by Trustco Group Holdings- Iconic liner Queen Mary 2 arrives in Walvis Bay
- Eviction bid fails as veterans hold ground
- Namibia’s first female President recognised on TIME100
- NUST fraud accused appears in court
- Sulphur bloom halts Orano plant, disrupts water supply for Swakopmund and nearby areas
- Walvis Bay and Lüderitz are at an advantage of the Middle East conflict
- Nandi-Ndaitwah mourns MP Uerikua and Son
- Health Ministry targets illicit tobacco as Africa meeting opens in Windhoek
- Namibia and Angola sign agreement on development of close to N$1 billion power project
- Kunene River’s flow rate more than doubles in a week
namibian.com.na
The Namibian, broadsheet newspaper, private- Villa and Forest set up all English showdown in Europa League semis
- Fishrot accused asks for trial to proceed
- Sossusvlei shuttle ban ‘monopolising’ national parks
- Kavango West pupils barred from bringing snacks to hostel
- Shell hits record of 25 exploration wells in four years
- ‘Drunken’ convict fined after pedestrian accident
- NTB boss gets N$1.5m car
- Urban population surge leaves local authorities reeling
- Kenya fuel prices hit record high
- Govt hopes oil investment decisions trickle in
- Savanna to send first beef to Europe
- Dinapama asks president for manufacturing overhaul
namibiansun.com-local
Namibian Sun, local news feed, english daily newspaper, private, published by Network Media Hub- New Rundu council offices plan delayed indefinitely
- No state funeral for Uerikua
- ANIMAL ABUSE SIGNALS DEEPER CRISIS IN HOMES – SPCA
- |Khomani leadership faces deposition showdown
- Nanso: State funding was neither secret nor corrupt
- Okongo otayi ka yugululako omavi kwaamboka itaa ye ga longitha
- Court win short-lived as Katima CEO suspended again
- Independent boreholes could solve Kavango schools' water crisis
- Govt to review CEO pay at local authorities
- Mauritius market holds potential for NCA farmers - LLPBN
- Sankwasa orders councillors to declare debts, links own debt to 2027 congress
- One boat, one man, one ocean: Raphael Garcia’s takes on the Atlantic
nbcnews.na
Namibian Broadcasting Corporation, public radio and TV broadcaster- PRESIDENT CALLS FOR MUTUAL TRUST IN OIL SECTOR INVESTMENTS
- TOTALENERGIES TARGETS MID-YEAR START FOR VENUS OIL PROJECT
- PRESIDENT NANDI-NDAITWAH NAMED IN TIME100 LIST FOR 2026
- NJ AYUK URGES NAMIBIA TO ADVANCE ENERGY INDEPENDENCE
- NAMIBIA RECEIVES N$18.4 MILLION JAPANESE HEALTH SUPPORT FUNDING
- SARPCCO CHAIRPERSON RICHARD LUHANGA ON OFFICIAL VISIT TO NAMIBIA
- JUSTICE MINISTRY LAUNCHES 2025–2030 STRATEGIC PLAN
- KATIMA MULILO CEO RAFAEL LISWANISO SUSPENDED AGAIN
- POLICE WARN OF RISE IN ONLINE CHILD ABUSE
- KAOKO-OTAVI CORRECTIONAL FACILITY FACES MEDICATION SHORTAGE
observer24.com.na
Windhoek Observer, printed weekly, private- Cabinet nods upstream local content policy
- Lawmakers doubt road promises made at Sona
- President tells beef industry to make James’ vision on exports a reality
- Urban pressures pushes youth back to rural areas
- Over 100 000 to benefit from new health projects
- Transporters to pay cargo levy
- COASTAL OBSERVER | New climate policy talks begin in Erongo
- COASTAL OBSERVER | Erongo leaders visit Langer Heinrich mine
- COASTAL OBSERVER | Youth programme supports 17 young entrepreneurs
- Door opens: Sintana’s NSX listing brings Namibia closer to owning its oil future