WINDHOEK - The murder as well as the discharging of a firearm in public trial of commissioner for refugees in Namibia Likius Valombola, 56, will start on 22 June next year before Windhoek High Court Acting Judge Claudia Claasen.
Year: 2019
Angolans nabbed with stolen gadgets
WINDHOEK – The Windhoek City Police on Wednesday arrested a 35-year-old Angolan national for being in possession of suspected stolen laptops and cellphones.
Cabinet approves TAC for hake, rock lobster
WINDHOEK - Cabinet has approved a Total Allowable Catch (TAC) for the upcoming hake and rock lobster fishing season.
Dogs maul toddler to death
TSUMEB - A toddler was mauled to death by dogs on Tuesday at Oniihandi village near Oniipa. The Oshikoto police have opened an inquest into the death of the toddler who was allegedly mauled by dogs.
Ten-year desperate job hunt… Elifas and others beg for work
WINDHOEK – For over ten years a resident of Havana informal settlement has been going from home to sit around some traffic lights in a leafy area of Windhoek hoping to be picked up for a job, but in vain.
35 rhinos slaughtered this year
ONGWEDIVA – The ministry of environment has reported a decline in the number of rhinos poached across the country this year.
No case opened on missing EVMs …Ndeitunga sets record straight
WINDHOEK – Nampol Inspector General Sebastian Ndeitunga has clarified that there was no criminal case opened at any station regarding the missing electronic voting machines (EVMs), which at the time were loaned to the Swapo Party Elders Council in 2017.
Tsumeb urged to transform into tourism hub
TSUMEB - The mayor of Tsumeb, Mathews Hangula has appealed to stakeholders to join hands and transform Tsumeb into a tourism hub instead of just serving as a gateway.
Uanguta to lead NamRA for six months
WINDHOEK – Deputy governor of the Bank of Namibia Ebson Uanguta has been seconded to head the Namibia Revenue Agency (NamRA) for a period of six months, while a substantive commissioner is being appointed.
Praying for an end to social ills
WINDHOEK - Namibians from the northern part of the country took time out of their busy schedules and joined Uukwaluudhi King Shikongo Hosea Taapopi who hosted a prayer gathering last Saturday.