Year: 2021

The Rundu Urban Community Association believes procedures and mechanisms employed to collect debt have been ineffective and unfriendly to the residents.  

Government has set aside N$510 million towards affordable housing and municipal infrastructure in the current financial year. 

The safety and security ministry is expected to intensify its war against crime after treasury allocated N$3.6 billion towards the programme in the new financial year.

The Namibia Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has experienced a decline of over 80% of air traffic due to reduced air travel, and therefore a decline in the collection of aeronautical fees caused by Covid-19. 

Confusion reigned yesterday in the Oshakati Regional Court, where a scheduled sentencing hearing of a businessman convicted of raping a relative was due to take place. 

The family of northern musician-turned-actor Gabriel Emvula say they are shattered and their hearts “broken to pieces” following his death in a hit-and-run on Tuesday evening at Oshikuku in the Omusati region. He was 41. 

The swarm of locusts observed in the northern areas over the past couple of weeks are said not to have caused major damage to crop fields and grazing land, according to officials and inhabitants. 

The Keetmanshoop municipality has placed its CEO, Desmond Basson, on administrative leave for three months, starting 3 May.

The management of Tura Magic women’s football club is hard at work sourcing funds for the team to compete in the inaugural Council of Southern Africa Football Associations (COSAFA) Women’s Champions League later this year.

Elelo lyondoolopa yaNgwediva olya kumagidha aakalimo ya fute iifuta yawo yokomwedhi omanga omasiku 10 Mai nuumvo inaaga thika.