The elephant population in Namibia has increased over the years from an estimated 7 000 at independence to about 23 736.
Year: 2021
Grief grips family after gruesome ‘muti’ killing… loved ones demand answers
Egidius Kayangula, whose lifeless body was discovered about a week ago with missing body parts, was laid to rest at the weekend.
Child-porn accused denied bail over absconding fears
Windhoek Magistrate Celma Amadhila said there exists no possible conditions that would prohibit a 50-year-old man - facing multiple counts of child pornography and rape - from interfering with investigations, if he were to be granted bail.
Church calls for referendum on abortion
The Alliance of Christian Churches in Namibia (ACCN) has suggested government hold a referendum over the contentious issue of abortion.
Sputnik fallout: Haufiku decries lack of information
Former health minister Dr Bernhard Haufiku has bemoaned the weak link between health authorities, medical scientists and the public over the safety of Covid-19 vaccines administered in the country.
Booys abandons High Court bail appeal
Former National Council member Steve Biko Booys, who is accused of sexually violating his biological daughter, has abandoned his bail appeal in the High Court.
Schools, uniform suppliers warned over exclusivity…NaCC highlights anti-competitive practices
Existence of exclusive supply agreements between certain schools and school uniform suppliers may have adverse effects on competition, an investigation by the Namibian Competition Commission (NaCC) has found.
Rundu man recounts crocodile attack horror
A 29-year-old Rundu man, who was the victim of a vicious crocodile attack on Friday evening, said he ignored his instincts when he initially felt danger coming his way.
Eagles eager to create more history…as they take on Ireland today in crunch match
It is a do or die match for Namibia against Ireland today as the winner will progress to the next stage of the T20 Cricket World Cup underway in the United Arab Emirates and Oman.
Mighty Gunners hoping for third-time luck
After failing on two attempts, Otjiwarongo-based outfit Mighty Gunners will be hoping to come out tops in tomorrow’s MTC NFA Cup final encounter against Civics at the Vineta Stadium in Swakopmund.
