Month: August 2019

WINDHOEK – Looking at the last three years it is apparent that the timely submission of Affirmative Action (AA) reports by relevant employers remains a challenge. Relevant employers are required to submit AA

As a populous, tropical developing country, India faces a bigger challenge in coping with the consequences of climate change than most other countries. 

WINDHOEK – The police are investigating a case in which a 24-year-old man was possibly hit by a vehicle after he was initially found lying unconscious in Pioneers Park on Saturday afternoon.  

OMUTHIYA - Over 200 girls from Oshikoto received life-coaching training on sexual matters through the DREAMS project. They were empowered to communicate health issues, behavioural changes and

KEETMANSHOOP – The Museums Association of Namibia is conducting countrywide exhibitions portraying the then Nazi regime’s ‘Science of Race’ and its implications for medical ethics

SWAKOPMUND – Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) officials conducting the recent supplementary
registrations in the Erongo Region were reportedly denied access to some farms to perform their work.

WINDHOEK - The Windhoek Regional Court has again postponed the case of five men involved in a deadly armed robbery in Windhoek nearly a decade ago. 

WINDHOEK – The People’s Litigation Centre (PLC) and Affirmative Repositioning (AR) are two separate entities comprised of like-minded persons, said the centre’s spokesperson Vilen Hifindaka. 

WINDHOEK – The Katutura Magistrate’s Court yesterday released on bail a woman who was in custody for allegedly killing her pensioner lover. 

WINDHOEK – Goods, among them rhino horns with a combined value of N$100 million, were stolen from a house in Outjo while the owner was away over the weekend.