Ongwediva–Presidente Hage Geingob katulire kansela gwaOndangwa Urban Elia Irimari asi yige nguuru gomupe momukunda gwaOshana.
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2019-03-142024-06-18Front Page News
Evanka Moller is spinning her way to stardom
WINDHOEK- Spinning is a hobby that has evolved into a sport where drivers spin modified cars around a track until their vehicle’s wheels explode. Spinning is hardly a woman sport as it has since inception been largely male-dominated.
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2019-03-142024-06-18Front Page News
Throw Back Thursday with 2006 Toyota Tazz 160i
WINDHOEK - Every Thursday is Throwback Thursday (TBT) but today, Woema is taking you back to the astonishing and lovable Toyota Tazz 160i, which is still running and in a good condition.
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2019-03-142024-06-18Front Page News
Namibia to introduce new Mahindra XUV300 in mid-June
WINDOEK - Mahindra Namibia announced last week that it will soon introduce the much-anticipated Mahindra XUV300 in various configurations to its local showrooms. The XUV300 is powered by a 1.2-litre three-cylinder petrol engine, and a 1.5-litre four-cylinder diesel engine with six-speed manual transmission.
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2019-03-142024-05-06Business
Chapman takes over FNB Commercial
WINDHOEK - Philip Chapman has been appointed as the new Executive Officer of FNB Namibia Commercial. In his new role Chapman will be responsible for FNB Commercial Banking, which includes, SME; Tourism; Agriculture; Franchise;
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2019-03-142024-05-06Business
GIPF urges verification of biometrics and annuitants
WINDHOEK - The Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) has urged all annuitants such as pensioners, children and spouses that receive a monthly pension benefit from GIPF to visit their nearest GIPF office to register for Biometrics.
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2019-03-142024-05-06Business
Bank Windhoek and GWGB empower women
WINDHOEK - Bank Windhoek, in partnership with Good Women Good Business (GWGB), will host two Jeans and Sneakers events; one in the North and the other in Windhoek.
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2019-03-142024-05-06Business
Counter-productive practices frustrate potential investors – Tweya
WINDHOEK - Minister of Industrialisation, Trade and SME Development Tjekero Tweya has cautioned that Namibians should do away with ancient and counter-productive practices that frustrates potential investors, inventors, innovators and anyone who has a brilliant idea that can make a positive difference in society and thereby catapult Namibia on a positive economic trajectory.
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2019-03-142024-06-18Crime and Courts
State wants life imprisonment for murderer
WINDHOEK - State Advocate Cliff Lutibezi yesterday implored Windhoek High Court Judge Nate Ndauendapo to sentence a man from Karasburg in Southern Namibia who had his victim washed and clothed and put her in their bed after he
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2019-03-142024-06-18Crime and Courts
Teen accused of infanticide released
RUNDU - A 16-year-old girl who was arrested on Sunday after she allegedly dumped her new-born at Katji na Katji village in the Kavango West Region was released in the care of her guardian when she appeared in court on Tuesday. She faces a charge of murder - alternative culpable homicide.