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Search ArticlesTeenager missing in Swakopmund
By: Taati Niilenge The Erongo police seek public assistance in tracing 17-year-old Nathan Nowaseb who went missing in Swakopmund. According to Erongo police spokesperson, senior inspector Judith Shomongula, it is alleged that Nowaseb left his family house at Erf. No. 32, Stefanus Shipanga Street on Sunday 16 August 2026 at 15h00. It was further alleged that the Grade 9 learner of Grandridge Private school in Swakopmund has a history of disappearing from home and returning after a few days.
CityLink bus service introduces child caretakers
By: Taati Niilenge The CityLink bus service has started a caretaker service that will allow parents to send their children from Windhoek to the north without worrying about their safety. A caretaker will be available on the bus during the school holiday period, checking on the children, assisting them where necessary and making sure they are comfortable, while also providing them with complimentary snacks during the journey.
State procurement tailor-made for the comrades
Photo contributed by: ITWeb From Namibia Tender Bulletin 1649, 21 August 2026 The Namibian government has unveiled a plethora of new state-owned entities to participate in state tenders – in competition with the private sector. Radical amendments to the Public Procurement Act published this month almost double procurement thresholds in most cases and list seventy-five new SOEs who are now also in line to be awarded state tenders without calling for open public bids.
UNLOCKED OPPORTUNITIES: Study in Japan or Level Up Your Sustainability Skills
If studying in Japan or building your skills in climate and sustainability sounds like something you’d be interested in, here are two opportunities worth knowing about this week. One could help you pursue an undergraduate or postgraduate degree in Japan with Japanese government scholarship support. The other offers selected participants 100% funded online sustainability courses connected to the University of Cambridge. Fancy studying in Japan?
Angélique Kidjo Makes History on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
African music icon Angélique Kidjo has reached another remarkable milestone in her celebrated career. The five-time Grammy Award winner has been honoured with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, making history as the first African musician and first Black African to receive the prestigious recognition. The honour, announced on August 18, 2026, celebrates Kidjo’s outstanding contribution to music and her influence on audiences around the world.
UNLOCKED OPPORTUNITIES: Two Major 2026 Opportunities for African Researchers and Namibian Creatives
If you’re an African researcher or a Namibian creative, here re two opportunities: advance your work through a continental research grant on school leadership, or turn your talent into a sustainable business through a free, intensive skills and industry programme in Windhoek. Both are open now, with one’s application closing today.
Ondangwa rolls out emergency rabies vaccination campaign
By: Maria Namupala The Ondangwa Town Council in collaboration with the Directorate of Veterinary Services, has launched an urgent vaccination campaign, following a confirmed positive case of rabies in Ondangwa Extension 4. The council’s public relations officer Petrina Shitalangaho-Mutikisha said to contain the outbreak and prevent further spread, local authorities are launching a targeted mass vaccination campaign starting Wednesday.
President Opens 13th Mining Expo, Points to Sector’s Growing Economic Weight
Photo credit: Namibian Presidency President Dr. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has officially opened the 13th edition of the Chamber of Mines Mining Expo and Conference on 5 August 2026, under the theme “From Dialogue to Delivery,” which reviews progress made since the launch of Namibia’s Public-Private Forum (NamPPF) in 2025.
Women’s conference advocates for financial independence for women and girls
The third edition of the Namibia National Women’s Conference was held on 1 August at the Dome in Swakopmund, drawing more than 400 women from across the country. Attendees travelled from Windhoek, Swakopmund, Walvis Bay, Karibib, Omaruru, Usakos and the northern regions to take part in the day-long gathering.
Groot-Aub residents demand answers after tense meeting with Minister Sankwasa
Residents of Groot-Aub Settlement say they remain dissatisfied after a meeting with Minister of Urban and Rural Development James Sankwasa, citing concerns over land ownership, development, basic services and the future administration of the settlement. Community activist Cicel Titus, who has lived in Groot-Aub since 1977, says residents had hoped the meeting would provide clarity on long-standing challenges affecting the community.