Year: 2021

A diabolical father who raped and impregnated his now 13-year-old biological daughter has been sentenced to an effective 30 years in jail. 

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) is scrutinising the sale of 49 houses built and allocated under the Massive Urban Land Servicing project at Walvis Bay.

Information minister Peya Mushelenga yesterday gave the assurance that the country is well on track to host World Press Freedom Day celebrations this week. 

The prosecutor general has ordered the police to open a murder case against a mother, who is accused of murdering her two minor children and attempting to kill the third one in Ethiopia last year. 

Deputy police chief Joseph Shikongo said police have come up with collective measures on how to curb drug abuse and gender-based violence in Hardap.

A Gobabis resident, who admitted he killed his girlfriend of eight months by stabbing her in her heart with a piece of wire, was sentenced to an effective 29 years imprisonment yesterday by Windhoek High Court Judge Claudia Claasen.

Namibia’s World Boxing Organisation (WBO) Global super featherweight champion Jeremiah ‘Lowkey’ Nakathila, has been thrown a lifetime opportunity to fight for the much sought-after WBO World interim super featherweight title against American boxing ace Shakur Stevenson.

After withdrawing their urgent application filed at the High Court on Saturday due to minor defects, the lawyers of African Stars Football Club corrected these flaws, and yesterday again filed their urgent application against the MTC HopSol Youth League.

The remaining six clubs of the 12-club Namibia Premier Football League:

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