WINDHOEK- The Veterans Board have received a total number of 9476 cases for adjudication of which 964 cases have been adjudicated. The remaining 8512 are still to be considered.
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2019-06-072024-04-30Front Page News
Nearlt 3 000 oppose bail for CBD killer
WINDHOEK – Nearly 3 000 members of the public are against the former Global Fund employee, accused of killing his former supervisor and injuring an ex-colleague at Windhoek City Centre in January, being released on bail.
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2019-06-062024-05-02Sports
Namibia subdued by Argentina in Rugby Nations Cup opener
WINDHOEK – Namibia’s rugby fifteen on Tuesday lost their opening match of the 2019 World Rugby Nations Cup against Argentina, going down 25-39 at the Estadio Charrua in Montevideo, Uruguay.
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2019-06-062024-05-02Sports
CVA concludes first round of the NVF League
WINDHOEK - The Central Volleyball Association (CVA), which comprises all Khomas Region teams, wrapped up its first round one ties in the Bank Windhoek Namibia Volleyball Federation (NVF) League.
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2019-06-062024-05-07National
Muhoko kuna kulira kansela gwaSWAPO Kuushomwa ntani Nghilumbwa
Windhoek – Presidente Hage Geingob kakere gumwe ana kupitisira kugava mbudi zoruguwo kovakansela ava vavali Lotto Kuushumwa naSamson Nghilumbwa ava kavadogorokere monomfa dokulisiga nkera
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2019-06-062024-06-18Front Page News
Swakop spinning show fired up with tyre popping action
The Swakop Spinning circuit was the place to be last Saturday when a large turnout of ‘petrol heads’ let rip in their ferocious BMW’s, belching out smoke, popping tyres, revving engines and throwing their cars
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2019-06-062024-05-06Business
Old Mutual hands over N$300 000 worth of computer equipment for e-death initiative
WINDHOEK – Old Mutual on Tuesday handed over computer equipment valued at N$300 000 towards the Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration’s e-death notification Initiative. The handover took place at the Old Continental Hotel in Independence Avenue in Windhoek.
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2019-06-062024-05-06Business
Choppies suspended CEO denies allegations by shareholders
WINDHOEK – Suspended Choppies CEO, Ramachandran (Ram) Ottapathu has hit out at the company for criticising him in Stock Exchange News Services (Sens) announcements in Botswana and South Africa.
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2019-06-062024-05-06Business
Namibian retail industry dominated by South African investments
The political ties between Namibia and South Africa dates back to many years ago since Namibia was under that country’s colonial regime. With just nearly eight months left before Namibia celebrates her 30th
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2019-06-062024-05-06Business
Oryx Properties and Trustco Properties break ground for new Urban Village
WINDHOEK – The development of a shopping centre at Elisenheim Village Estate is expected to create more than 300 jobs over the next 10 months and more than 200 permanent employment opportunities