Year: 2021

Supporters of the Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) in the //Kharas region elected their first-ever regional youth leadership in Keetmanshoop last weekend.

More than 50% of the railway lines that state-owned railway company TransNamib currently operate on do not meet the minimum Southern African Development Community (SADC) stipulated standard of 18.5 tonnes/axle load. 

Suspended //Kharas chief regional officer Beatus Kasete said although he was informed that he’ll be charged within 30 days after being suspended on 25 June 2021, he is still awaiting the charges.

Local authorities are failing Namibians by not enforcing administrative laws and regulations, and allowing officials to get away with gross negligence.  

A small-scale horticulture producer from the Oshikuku constituency says it is becoming extremely difficult to manage a crop field while keeping up with competitive pricing. 

A movie scene about sexual abuse resulted in a Swakopmund father being arrested for allegedly raping his biological daughter for years.

A proposal that would have seen elected local authority councillors pocket significant increases in allowances, has been given short shrift by government. 

The directorate of education has noted with great concern that despite many Covid-19 infections recorded at Oshikoto schools, teachers and eligible learners are still unwilling to get vaccinated. 

Tura Magic Ladies will today leave for Durban, South Africa, ahead of their participation in the inaugural edition of the Cosafa Women’s Champions League, which gets underway tomorrow.

Tresia Sheehama gwomimvo 26, okwa tsuwa nomwele iikando ihetatu nokudhipagwa kukuume ke komiihole. Oshiningwanima shika osha ningwa Omaandaha, momudhingoloko gweEtayi. Omukuluntu gwopolisi moshitopolwa shaMusati Commissioner Titus Shikongo okwa ti,