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Friday, 9 October 2026
Namibia’s news, on the hour · Est. 2026
Friday, 9 October 2026
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Business

  1. Employee celebrates 14 years at Windhoek media company

    Albert Ndjahe has spent 14 years at Print Digital Hub within Network Media Hub in Windhoek, where his tenure has involved more than routine work duties.

    6 hours ago · Namibian Sun →

  2. Tax-free savings accounts explained for Namibian readers

    A tax-free savings account is a savings vehicle where money grows without tax liability. The article explores what such accounts are and their potential application in Namibia.

    6 hours ago · Namibian Sun →

Society

  1. Three Omusati villages endure six-year water shortage crisis

    Three villages in Omusati Region have struggled with a persistent water crisis since 2020, with problems intensifying during the dry season.

    6 hours ago · Namibian Sun →

  2. Ex-magistrate sues for N$5m over unlawful imprisonment claim

    Former Windhoek magistrate Hileni Kavara is suing Namibia's correctional authorities for N$5 million, claiming she was unlawfully kept in prison for eight months after her parole.

    6 hours ago · Namibian Sun →

  3. One Economy Foundation raises N$4.9m for youth programmes

    The One Economy Foundation raised N$4.9 million at its annual fundraising soirée in Windhoek, with the funds to support 21 programmes focused on youth development.

    6 hours ago · Namibian Sun →

  4. Ya Mululu Foundation supports vulnerable youth and mothers

    The Ya Mululu Helping Hand Foundation, founded in 2021, provides practical support, skills development and mentorship to vulnerable communities.

    6 hours ago · Namibian Sun →

Culture

  1. Namibian musician Gazza announces his 14th studio album

    Music veteran Lazarus 'Gazza' Shimi has unveiled his 14th studio album, Nyanga West, at a launch event in Windhoek.

    6 hours ago · Namibian Sun →

  2. TKB takes Kavango sound beyond Namibia

    Kavango East duo TKB is releasing I Wish You Knew, featuring Zambian artist Yo Maps and an award-winning Namibian artist, to take their region's sound across Africa.

    6 hours ago · Namibian Sun →

  3. Journalism intern gains hands-on experience through active participation

    A journalism intern appreciates learning through active participation and responsibility-taking rather than mere observation.

    6 hours ago · Namibian Sun →

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