"I believe it’s my opportunity, as a Namibian citizen, to be an ambassador and promote my country. I promote my country to everyone I meet because hardly anyone I met so far knew where Namibia was. I believe with this pageant, people would learn more about Namibia, its cultures, its people, as well as what Namibia has to offer in terms of resources. My Platform as Miss Africa USA is to.." Full Story

It is often easy to have perfect 20/20 hindsight – after all, it has already happened and the reasons for the events are, all of a sudden, so easy to find. To be prescient is, of course, something we cannot accomplish as a matter of course. Some have a imperfect vision of the future; most of us none at all. Full Story

Let me refresh our brains with the following, from the Supreme Law of the beautiful Namibia.

“Article 20 Education

(1) All persons shall have the right to education.

(2) Primary education shall be compulsory and the State shall provide Full Story

Its economy in recession for the first time in 17 years and led by a controversial new president, South Africa will host a World Cup in 6 months’ time (the month-long tournament begins on June 11) crucial not just for its own future but for the image of a whole continent. Full Story

According to a Report by the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR), poverty has been decreased by 20%, from 58% in 1993 to 38% in 2003. Another report by the Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO), entitled “The state of Food Insecurity in the World 2009” indicates that Namibia has 400 000, as Full Story

It is a well-known fact that gender representation across Namibia is profoundly ensued in favor of men and that all political parties, with the exception of one party, have “side-lined” women on their party lists for this month’s elections. Full Story

Gert Koekemoer, a fourth-generation Namibian, is a farmer. He, however, does not farm with cattle, raise sheep or, indeed, plant acres and acres of maize or wheat. His 7 500 hectare farm, Finalé, near Gobabis, is a trophy hunting farm! Full Story

Hip-hop-Kwaito Artist, Black sheep real name Naka Shimwino, is Namibia’s newest singing sensation. He recently performed at Gazza’s show in Windhoek and Walvis where he was very well received by the crowd. He has been the talk of town ever since. Exposé caught up with Namibia’s newest celebrity who not only sings but is a great dancer and comedian well known by his friends and fans for cracking jokes that leave your stomach hurting from “die-laughing”. Full Story

LAST year’s fulltime Grade 10 results were the best since the Cambridge education system was introduced in Namibia in 1993, with 50,3 per cent of the candidates qualifying for the next grade. Full Story

With 2009 consigned to history, Namibia Sport brings you a list of the Top Ten Performances by Namibian sportsmen and women in the international sporting arena. Full Story

Namibia’s Brave Warriors climbed one position to 113 in the world according to the monthly FIFA ranking which were released on December 16. Namibia were not active during Full Story

2009 was a watershed for Athletics Namibian as Alpha Kangueehi’s controversial reign as president finally came to an end. Kangueehi had presided over Namibian athletics for more than five years during which time sponsorships Full Story

Namibians were hard hit by the freak accident that killed Roger Ndapanda Itembu and Julius “Eclipse” Spiegel and left Peya Silas, Pinus Kandji and Diogene “DJ” Ochs injured. Full Story

THE Ministry of Health was a hive of activity in 2009, with a number of policies and regulations being set into action, various capital projects being embarked upon, and progress being made in the staffing of hospitals Full Story

Being infected with HIV will no longer be an “ineligibility” when foreign citizens apply for visas to travel to the US, the US embassy in South Africa said yesterday. Full Story