Month: July 2021

Capricorn Group received the first truck with 21 tons of medical oxygen yesterday at the Afrox Bulk Medical Oxygen facility in Windhoek. 

During May 2021, Namibia recorded a trade deficit to the tune of N$3.2 billion, compared to the deficit levels of N$143 million and N$1.2 billion recorded in April 2021 and May 2020. During May 2020 to May 2021, Namibia recorded a positive trade balance only in June 2020, amounting to N$338 million.

Local economist Mally Likukela said government should focus on first stabilising the domestic economy to put in place mechanisms that will increase resilience for it to withstand both internal and external shocks. 

Dear relatives, comrades and friends, allow me to pay homage, respect and tribute to my beloved parent, brother and comrade, Mbapeua Sondag Kangueehi. 

Vaccines have proven to be a potent weapon in our armory against infectious diseases. 

The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Namibia (ELCIN) will next week partially cease operations and instead host a prayer week against the deadly Covid-19 pandemic. 

The Walvis Bay business community sprang into action this week to ease the pressure on the local state hospital’s mortuary that has been overwhelmed due to increasing Covid-19 deaths at the town. 

Twenty-one disgruntled youth volunteers at the Katutura Youth Complex (KYC), tasked with looking after the homeless people at the centre following the Covid-19 outbreak last year, are crying out for help.

A 22-year-old Angolan national was arrested at Ogongo for attempted murder and concealment of birth on Tuesday morning. 

Two judges of the Windhoek High Court have condemned a sentence that was handed to a man, convicted of contravening the Road Traffic and Transportation Act.