Month: January 2021

When Ghana is in mourning, Africa is also in mourning.

The newly established Tuskegee University required a radical, visionary and strategic leadership, given the location and the community of people of colours.

Africa was, is and will continue to be the continent of the origin of humanity, civilization, innovation and faith.

In the year 2011, local researcher Willem Odendaal brought to light concerns around the illegal fencing of communal lands as well as widespread allegations about the elite grabbing land, without following the necessary procedures.

The Covid-19 outbreak has caused a downward spiral in the local economy and the higher education system is no exception.

The communities in the Daures constituency in Erongo region say they are still facing challenges to access potable water amid the Covid-19 pandemic. 

ONGWEDIVA – The Oshakati High Court has sharply reduced the four-year jail sentence for a young man who was convicted last year at Eenhana for assault by threat. 

ONGWEDIVA – The family of Covid-19 victim Laban Shapange has appealed to the authorities to have his body exhumed from the Oniipa old cemetery for reburial at his home village of Ondobe in Ohangwena region. 

Botswana President Mokgweetsi Masisi is set to arrive in the country this morning for a one-day working visit, which will among others, deliberate on the joint investigation into the fatal shooting of three Namibian brothers and their Zambian cousin by the Botswana Defence Force (BDF) in November last year along the Chobe river. 

WALVIS BAY – The Swakopmund municipal council has cancelled the sale of four erven that were initially sold to four companies represented by the town’s former mayor Juuso Kambueshe.