Year: 2021

Abraham Kanime has questioned the authority of Namibian Police inspector general to advertise his position when he still has nearly two years left on his recently signed employment contract. 

The Namibian Police on Friday launched its Gender-Based Violence National Action Plan to improve responsiveness, expedite investigations and accentuate collaborative and consultative interventions.

The man who bought the stolen cellphone of murdered businessman Daniele Ferrari was granted bail of N$5 000 on Friday by Windhoek magistrate Linus Samunzala. 

The lifeless body of a one-year-old boy was last week discovered in a bucket of homemade traditional brew called oshikundu at the Akalungu village in Outapi.

The deputy minister of disability affairs in the presidency, Alexia Manombe-Ncube, visited Omaheke last week to engage people with disabilities and hand over donations received through her office.

Northern traditional authorities’ chairperson Ndilimani Herman Iipumbu has described the late chief Munitenge Kisco Liswani III as a trustworthy man of dignity and a level-headed leader.

Known for their commitment to investing in local sport, local telecommunications company MTC yesterday blessed Namibia’s Olympic-bound sprint sensations Beatrice Masilingi and Christine Mboma with sponsorships worth N$ 2 million each for the next three years.

Rower Maike Diekmann will today officially get Namibia’s campaign underway at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics when rowers hit the waters in the women’s single sculls heats.

“Onkundana ndjika oya thigi ndje nomwenyo gwa ziyalala sigo onena, Mutinenge Kisco  Liswani III, okwali omuleli omwiinekelwa omugandji nomupukululi. Otwa kanitha epanda,”