Year: 2021

… parents remain hopeful Mandela will return.

Windhoek High Court judge Harald Geier yesterday interdicted and restrained the Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN) from implementing a decision it made that Mobile Telecommunications Limited (MTC) is not in good standing with it.

The trial of a Windhoek resident, accused of terrorising lone women in the Goreangab area, was postponed to next year by the Katutura Magistrate’s Court.

Swapo regional coordinators yesterday said former Cabinet minister Kazenambo Kazenambo’s comments about President Hage Geingob, in which he labelled him an “idiot, a coward and an illiterate”, were unacceptable.

President Hage Geingob believes real leisure industry recovery will only be possible when international tourism returns to pre-Covid-19 levels.

Former Cabinet ministers Bernhard Esau, Sacky Shanghala and their immediate family members have now been declared personae non grata by the United States of America as a result of their alleged involvement in corruption involving millions of dollars.

Leaders from various politicalparties have paid tribute to William Eric Getzen, better known as Mburumba Kerina, who gave Namibia its name.

The Covid-19 situation in the country yesterday reached alarming levels, with the authorities announcing a record of 32 deaths and 1 206 new infections. 

Namibian veteran goalkeeper Maximillian ‘Slimkat’ Mbaeva recently donated goalkeeper gloves, training gear and other valuable equipment to the Imanuel Sparks Gottlieb Goalkeepers School of Excellence.

In a recent interview with South Africa’s leading football magazine Kick Off, retired Brave Warriors captain and renowned lawyer Ronald ‘Stigga’ Ketjijere opened up about the difficulties he endured trying to balance between a flourishing football career and his law studies.