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How to live a long, happy life
Longevity experts have shared some of their tips for living a long, happy, and healthy life.
The News Dive - 20 November 2025
Is it, isn't it? - why can't government get public holiday announcements right.
David talks to MultiChoice Namibia Marketing Manager, Abbelene Boer
The Namflix Festival, special offers, and what to expect from Multichoice going forward.
The News Dive - 19 November 2025
Cloudflare outage causes error messages across the internet.
David talks to some of Namibia's men's hockey players
The team is getting ready to travel to India to compete at the 2025 FIH Hockey Men's Junior World Cup.
The News Dive - 18 November 2025
Old Mutual warns against unnecessary spending during Black Friday.
The News Dive - 17 November 2025
Man arrested after x-ray detects suspected diamond hidden in body.
David talks to Michelle McLean and Gary Bailey
The power-couple are back in the country in advance of the Michelle McLean Children's Trust Golf Day on 5 December.
World Diabetes Day 2025
David talks to specialist dietician and diabetes educator Charlotte Thiele.
The News Dive - 14 November 2025
Yango drivers promote road safety in Namibia.
Are you planning on Black Fridaying?
Some tips for how to get the best out of the annual sale.
The News Dive - 13 November 2025
Cabinet approves name for new national airline.
The News Dive - 12 November 2025
Family Mourns Elderly Pensioner Who Collapsed at Rundu Nampost.
David speaks to local author Hilma Weber
Hilma has written a series of beautiful books about, and for, Namibian children.
The News Dive - 11 November 2025
Do you know who to vote for in the upcoming elections?
Is your Driver's License still valid?
I realised on Friday that my license had expired at the end of May - whoops!
The News Dive - 10 November 2025
The Maldives is implementing the world’s first generational tobacco ban.
David talks to St. George's teacher Celine Nakuumba
Find out more about the grade RR programme on offer at the school.
Gen Z the most likely to use voice notes
Gen Z adults aged 18–27 use the voice note feature the most, sending the highest volume and length of audio messages.
The News Dive - 06 November 2025
South Africa has a working digital driving licence.