The trial of a Gobabis resident, who is charged with murdering another woman in the same manner as in a previous murder he was convicted and sentenced for, was set on the back burner, as the lawyer representing him is dealing with a death in his immediate family.
To say that this year has been a difficult year would be an understatement. We have faced an unprecedented level of challenges due to the devastation caused by Covid-19.
A village in the Omusati region has been thrown into mourning following a terrible car crash outside Okahandja, which claimed 15 lives on Friday morning.
The traumatic sexual abuse of a 10-year-old girl has landed a Walvis Bay man in custody after the minor’s aunt alerted the authorities about his cruel deeds that allegedly went on for months.
About 140 residents of the Tutaleni suburb at Walvis Bay watched haplessly on Saturday afternoon how their homes went up in flames as yet another fire ravaged through their structures.
Outgoing chairperson of the Oukwanyama Traditional Authority George Nelulu has taken a swipe at his detractors, claiming they have been accusing him of financial irregularities.
President Hage Geingob has implored members of his Cabinet to get vaccinated against Covid-19, saying the unvaccinated officials were undermining government’s efforts to combat the virulent pandemic.
The Anti-Corruption of Commission has submitted 694 corruption cases to the prosecutor general for prosecution since its inception in 2006.
President Hage Geingob says Namibia views economic inequality as the greatest threat to national global democracy.
Landless People’s Movement leaders Bernadus Swartbooi and Henny Seibeb have turned to the courts again to challenge a decision taken by a parliamentary committee to investigate their conduct in the August House.