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What is bigamy?

Bigamy is legally defined as intentionally going through a civil marriage ceremony (solemnisation) while already lawfully married to someone else. It is a common-law crime, inherited from Roman-Dutch …

Shafudah faces tough choices as revenue falls short

…FMD, drought, fuel pose highest risk Economists say Namibia is likely to borrow more and have less to spend on public services this year as finance minister Ericah Shafudah tables the mid-term budget…

Namibia invited to slice of Angolan oil refinery

Angolan president João Lourenço has invited Namibia to become a shareholder in the Lobito oil refinery, which is currently under construction at the coastal city. He made this call at the conclusion o…

FMD to take two years to eliminate

Namibia to submit FMD-free zone bid by year end Namibia could take up to two years to eliminate foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) from a proposed containment zone, where authorities would work to prevent t…

Corruption in Namibia

Colonial era (1884-1990): Changed wikilink of apartheid to be specifically Namibia's page ← Previous revision Revision as of 16:34, 22 October 2026 Line 10: Line 10: == Colonial era (1884-1990) == == …

Agribank lends N$367m in five months

The Agricultural Bank of Namibia (Agribank) provided N$366.9 million in loans to 544 clients between April and August this year. Finance minister Ericah Shafudah revealed this in the National Assembly…

‘He was class’: Ireland captain Paul Stirling delighted as Gavin Hoey puts Namibia in a spin to claim comfortable win in first ODI

Goverment spends N$47 bilion in six months

As of September, the goverment has spent N$47 billion of the N$87 billion that was appropriated. Speaking during the tabling of the mid-term budget review in parliament on Thursday, minister of financ…

Earthquake strikes Namibia

A magnitude 4.9 earthquake struck north-western Namibia on Wednesday night, with an aftershock recorded on Thursday morning. The earthquake was recorded at 22:34 on 21 October in the Kamanjab area of …

EU probes N$140 000 student payout

The European Union is investigating allegations of the possible misuse of N$140 000 in research project funds involving the Namibia National Students Organisation. The allegations concern the European…