Namibians are proud people, we are proud of our country, our heritage and of local products.
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2019-06-042024-05-06Business
Khomas Region’s N$2.4 billion development budget to surpass N$3 billion during MTEF
WINDHOEK – The Khomas Region, which is the seat of central government and where the capital city is situated, has been allocated N$2.437 billion for its developmental needs during the 2019/2020 financial year.
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2019-06-042024-05-06Business
Depreciating Namibia dollar pushes up local fuel prices by 30c/l
WINDHOEK – Unleaded fuel and diesel will increase by 30 cents per litre as of this Wednesday, June 5.
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2019-06-042024-06-18Crime and Courts
Guilty verdict in beach shooting
WINDHOEK - Windhoek High Court Acting Judge Alfred Siboleka returned a verdict of guilty with direct intent in the trial of a young man accused of killing his girlfriend near Independence Beach in Walvis Bay.
The killing took place on November 10, 2014.
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2019-06-042024-06-18Crime and Courts
Woman fatally battered with spade by ex-lover
WINDHOEK – A forty-year-old woman was battered to death with a spade, allegedly by her ex-lover in the early hours of yesterday morning in Rehoboth.
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2019-06-042024-06-18Crime and Courts
B1 City fraud accused petitions Supreme Court
WINDHOEK - Former CEO of the Road Contractors Company, Kelly Nghixulifwa has petitioned the Supreme Court to challenge a decision by Windhoek High Court Judge Christi Liebenberg to refuse to squash eight of the 11 charges that he faces.
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2019-06-042024-06-18Crime and Courts
Cannabis accused awaits judgement
WINDHOEK - Windhoek Regional Court is set to deliver judgment in the case of Makono Victus on trial for dealing in Cannabis worth more than N$200 000.
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2019-06-042024-05-07National
Towards alternatives to imprisonment
WINDHOEK - As African correctional facilities continue bursting at the seams due to overcrowding, the Commissioner-General of the Namibian Correctional Service (NCS) Raphael Tuhafeni Hamunyela, is
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2019-06-042024-05-07National
Improperly registered private school shut down
ONGWEDIVA – The education directorate in Oshana has vowed to assist in placing 300 learners from the Bin Six Vocational Training School that was ordered to cease operations until it is properly registered.
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2019-06-042024-05-07National
Kavango West lacks proper sports infrastructure
NKURENKURU – The lack of proper sports facilities in Kavango West adversely impacts on the region’s sports performance particularly when it wants to compete at different levels and it undermines the region’s capabilities of developing sports.