Year: 2021

About 45% of men and 40% of women aged 18 to 24 years experienced physical, sexual or emotional violence during childhood, gender equality minister Doreen Sioka has said. 

As the strike of the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) workers completes its third week, a union representing the interest of the employees has accused the broadcaster and government of negotiating in bad faith and asked the court to intervene. 

A Windhoek couple is suing the health ministry for N$4 million over alleged medical negligence that led to their minor child suffering an irreversible and incurable brain injury. 

Katima Mulilo Town Council CEO Raphael Liswaniso has labelled an Affirmative Repositioning (AR) activist, whom he is accused of assaulting, insane and troublesome. 

The upgrade of the Doc Jubber hockey field is still just 65% complete, almost two years since renovations begun to turn it into a facility with a state-of-the-art artificial turf and other amenities.

The Namibia Rugby Union (NRU) will this weekend host trials in the capital to select players to compete in the 2022 Rugby Africa Cup (RAC).

The Epangelo Football Club was last weekend crowned champions of the inaugural Cassinga Cup, held at the Omalala sports field in the Oshana region. 

Oshipaxu onghee tashi twikile nokutukuka moshitukulwa shaHangwena moshikandjohoololo Omundaungilo.

Ovakulupe vomomukunda Odibo moshikandjohoololo shaShikango, moshitukulwa shaHangwena ova tungifa etala lipe lavo lokukwatela opendjela paife.

Aalongwa ye yatatu moshiputudhilo shopombanda Jose Eduardo dos Santos mOngwediva oya ningi aanelago sho ya li ya hogololwa maalongwa aakwawo ye li 150, okumona ompito yokufutilwa eyilongo lyawo uule womimvo ne dhu udha mwa kwatelwa olukalo.