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For many Namibians, home ownership remains more of a dream than a reality. The numbers are sobering: a housing backlog o...
06/09/2025

For many Namibians, home ownership remains more of a dream than a reality. The numbers are sobering: a housing backlog of 300,000 units, more than 200,000 shacks in Windhoek alone, and an average three-bedroom house in the capital costing around N$1.2 million. Against this backdrop, the Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) has launched its Pension-Backed Home Loan Scheme (PBHLS), which will take effect next January.

https://www.observer24.com.na/observer-daily-gipf-backed-home-loans-hope-or-hidden-risk/

The newly appointed minister counsellor and deputy head of mission at the Embassy of Sweden in Pretoria, Kristian Olsson...
06/09/2025

The newly appointed minister counsellor and deputy head of mission at the Embassy of Sweden in Pretoria, Kristian Olsson Selerud, has hailed parliaments in the SADC region as the “beating hearts of democracy”.

He spoke on Tuesday during his first official visit to the secretariat of the Southern African Development Community Parliamentary Forum (SADC PF) in Windhoek, Namibia.
https://www.observer24.com.na/swedish-envoy-visits-sadc-parliamentary-forum/

FULL TIME| Brave Warriors lost their first World Cup qualifier match, going down 1–2 to Malawi. Forward David Ndeunyema ...
05/09/2025

FULL TIME| Brave Warriors lost their first World Cup qualifier match, going down 1–2 to Malawi. Forward David Ndeunyema scored Namibia’s only goal, but Malawi held on to secure the win.

After seven matches, Namibia remains second in Group H with 12 points. Tunisia leads the group with 19 points, while Liberia is third with 10 points. Namibia has three games left to play. The next match is on Tuesday against São Tomé at 15h00 at the Obed Itani Chilume Stadium.

Namibia has scored its first goal in the ongoing World Cup qualifier against Malawi.Forward David Ndeunyema found the ba...
05/09/2025

Namibia has scored its first goal in the ongoing World Cup qualifier against Malawi.
Forward David Ndeunyema found the back of the net, bringing the score to 1–2 in Malawi’s favour.

SCORE UPDATE: Namibia 0-2 Malawi
05/09/2025

SCORE UPDATE: Namibia 0-2 Malawi

The Zambezi Regional Council has suspended its chief regional officer (CRO), Regina Ndopu-Lubinda, the Windhoek Observer...
05/09/2025

The Zambezi Regional Council has suspended its chief regional officer (CRO), Regina Ndopu-Lubinda, the Windhoek Observer has learnt.

Her suspension comes amid reports from last week indicating that Regina Ndopu-Lubinda is facing 59 counts in a tender-related corruption case. https://www.observer24.com.na/zambezi-regional-council-suspends-cro/

TOUGH START| Malawi scored early to take the lead against Namibia in their World Cup qualifier match currently underway ...
05/09/2025

TOUGH START| Malawi scored early to take the lead against Namibia in their World Cup qualifier match currently underway in Botswana.

Brave Warriors captain Peter Shalulile was shown a yellow card in the first half of the game.

The score stands at: Namibia 0-1 Malawi.

05/09/2025

Rwandan gospel artist Gloriose Musabyimana, popularly known as Gogo, has died in Uganda at the age of 36.

She died on Wednesday night, after a short illness. According to Rwandan media she was rushed to Kyegera Doctors Center in Kampala when her condition worsened but was pronounced dead on arrival.

KICKOFF| Namibia will take on Malawi in the World Cup qualifiers today in Francistown, Botswana. The match kicks off at ...
05/09/2025

KICKOFF| Namibia will take on Malawi in the World Cup qualifiers today in Francistown, Botswana. The match kicks off at 15h00.

Ngcove Primary School in Rundu Urban is facing challenges as more than 400 learners share a single dilapidated toilet, c...
05/09/2025

Ngcove Primary School in Rundu Urban is facing challenges as more than 400 learners share a single dilapidated toilet, creating a health risk.

Principal Benolda Kapinda Munkanda has appealed for donations to build proper toilet facilities and provide classroom furniture, as some learners are forced to sit on the floor due to a shortage of chairs.

The government school caters for Grade 1 to Grade 7 learners.

Reporter: Allexer Namundjembo
Photo: Namibia Daily News

MTC has removed subscription limits on its popular Aweh packages, allowing customers to purchase as many as they want.An...
05/09/2025

MTC has removed subscription limits on its popular Aweh packages, allowing customers to purchase as many as they want.

Announcing the change this afternoon, MTC’s general manager for product solutions, Andreas Gustav, said the decision followed customer feedback and market analysis.

“This is a revamped Aweh journey where our prepaid customers can now subscribe to as many Aweh packages as they want – giving them control. You are no longer limited to just three renewals or forced to wait for subscriptions to expire,” Gustav explained.

Reporter: Justicia Shipena

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