Month: August 2019

WALVIS BAY – Twenty-six members of the Narraville Shack Dwellers Federation on Monday received training in brickmaking at Walvis Bay.

SWAKOPMUND – Navachab gold mine extended a helping hand by donating animal fodder worth over N$500 000to drought-stricken farmers in the Erongo Region. 

WALVIS BAY - A young talented music producer from Walvis Bay, Kyle Adams (22) died early Monday morning in the Welwitschia Private Hospital.

WINDHOEK – Nelius Becker, Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) Chief Investigator until yesterday, says Namibia is ‘not ready’ to fight corruption and fingered the courts as accomplices in this regard by not

WINDHOEK - Scenes of jubilation and prayers characterised yesterday’s sentence against former minister of education Katrina Hanse-Himarwa, whom Windhoek High Court Judge Christi Liebenberg fined N$50

WINDHOEK – President Hage Geingob yesterday confirmed that the fiercely debated 25 percent equity stake stipulated in the National Equitable Economic Empowerment Policy Framework (NEEEF) has been

WINDHOEK – Thirty-one people have been arrested in Omusati Region in connection with the brutal attack on July 15 on three people who were accused of poisoning a man at a local sheeben.

OSHIKUKU - Acting Minister of Education, Arts and Culture Martin Andjaba said trade fairs hosted by local authorities are critical as they provide an opportunity for towns to market and showcase their developmental

TSUMKWE - The United States Agency for International Development’s (Usaid) Country Representative Dr Randy Kolstad handed over a 4x4-vehicle and cartridges for a GeneXpert TB diagnostic machine to the