Pension grant recipients were greeted by chaos when they turned up at Keetmanshoop’s NamPost office last week.
Year: 2021
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APP: Chinese must respect us
The All People’s Party secretary general Vinsent Kanyetu says the ministry of labour must wake up to ensure that laws are implemented fully by Chinese business people who are accused of abusing Namibians.
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Walters leaves office with ‘unfinished business’
The outgoing ombudsman of Namibia, John Walters, has expressed deep regret that he will leave the office with unfinished business.
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Walvis forensic report not for public consumption
The much-awaited forensic report on the alleged irregularities linked to the Massive Urban Land Servicing project at Walvis Bay was not prepared with public consumption in mind.
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Air Namibia’s N$1.1m fraud suspects acquitted
Two men who were on trial on allegations of attempting to divert N$1.1 million from Air Namibia in 2017 were acquitted of all charges last week in the Windhoek Regional Court.
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Southern farmers weather the storm
Despite being subjected to freezing temperatures, veld fires and a locust outbreak, commercial and communal farmers in the south are still keeping their heads above water.
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Tourism revival crawls along
Despite global travel restrictions, the tourism and hospitality sectors continue to show great resilience, line minister Pohamba Shifeta has said.
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Uncle held for repeatedly raping niece
A 27-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly repeatedly raping his 12-year-old niece.
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Otweya housing dreams fulfilled … ‘hope rises from the ashes of shattered dreams’
Over a year since a devastating fire wreaked havoc at Walvis Bay, displacing hundreds of residents, the erstwhile victims finally have a place that they can call home.