Month: January 2021

Nigeria’s foreign affairs minister Geoffrey Onyeama called on President Hage Geingob yesterday at State House, canvassing Namibia’s support for the west African nation’s African Union (AU) commissioner candidature.

OMUTHIYA – The Oshikoto education directorate has urged new and expectant teenagers to return to school in order to continue with schooling.

A former magistrate who is accused of raping two women has asked Windhoek High Court Judge Marlene Tomassi to allow him to appeal her refusal to grant him bail in the Supreme Court. 

The Namibian Defence Force (NDF) soldier who was arrested for shooting and killing a civilian in 2019 during the police’s anti-crime ‘Operation Kalahari Desert’ denied guilt yesterday in the Katutura Magistrate’s Court. 

OMUTHIYA – A move to evict hundreds of residents from Endombo compound in Tsumeb has taken another turn as a committee dealing with the matter earlier this week resolved to halt the process. 

As a result of the 2011 Cabinet decision on the implementation of the new curriculum, the ministry of education for the first time in history oversaw two national examinations in 2020. 

Deputy Prime Minister Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah says regions have multi-hazard contingency plans that are activated upon an outbreak of a disaster. 

Lawyer Loini Shikale-Ambondo has taken charge of the country’s sports appeals committee, replacing fellow prominent lawyer Ruth Herunga, who resigned from the position last week.

Omukiintu gumwe okwa mangwaelwa omaako konima, eta mangwa komulungu omanga inaa kwatwa koonkondo kukuume ke komihole kwa li, momukunda Otjorute moshitopolwa shaMusati.

Ndinelago Simon 30, a yambukile momukunda Okatha Kamumbwenge okwa ti ota pumbwa ekwatho opo a paluthe noku ymbidhidha okanona ke na uulema.