Year: 2021

Mourners from all walks of life at the weekend gathered at Rundu to pay their last respects to the late Ncamagoro constituency councillor and member of the National Council Johannes Kahonzo Sikondo.

After enduring three days without electricity last week, Rundu businesses which lost perishables and had bookings cancelled because of the power outage are fuming.

The ministry of transport does not have any mandate to spearhead issues of salaries of truck drivers employed by operators in terms of the labour or employment contracts, minister John Mutorwa has said.

The Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board (NIPDB) has decided to extend the deadline for submission of expression of interest to collaborate with the Walvis Bay Industrial Development Initiative (WIDI) at the new N$4.2 billion container terminal. 

The leader of the Mafwe Traditional Authority, chief George Simasiku-Mamili VII has called on the government to nullify the 2018 border treaty it signed with neighbouring Botswana. 

Swapo backbencher Tobie Aupindi had a stroke of luck when he and businessman Antonio di Savino’s appeal against their conviction and sentence succeeded yesterday in the High Court.

The Fishermen Widows Trust, which owns a 40% stake in Ehika Fishing, is now in full control of the trust after partners Rojo van Wyk and Eddie van Wyk stepped down.

Businessman and Tsumeb constituency councillor Gottlieb Ndjendjela has received widespread criticism over his recruitment agency, which allegedly takes large chunks of income earned by workers who are placed by the company in retail outlets. 

President Hage Geingob will today attend an extraordinary Southern African Development Community (SADC) Organ Troika Summit in Pretoria, South Africa.

A man who claims to have been severely assaulted by police officers to the extent of defecating, will hear the court’s verdict on his N$900 000 suit in November.