Year: 2021

The Presidential Commission into Claims of Ancestral Land Rights and Restitution has recommended the establishment of a land claims court that will play a crucial role in the country’s land reform initiative.

WALVIS BAY – The National Fishing Corporation of Namibia (Fishcor) is auctioning off 3 000 metric tons of its hake freezer quota, with the hope of generating the much-needed funds to honour financial obligations, including paying of salaries of its workers. 

Prosecutor general Martha Imalwa has decided to only prosecute self-proclaimed preacher Jackson Babi for his alleged attempt to bribe investigating officers last year following his arrest on charges stemming from the possession of two rhino horns, a firearm and ammunition without a valid licence. 

WALVIS BAY – At least 143 grade 1 learners will not be accommodated at Walvis Bay schools due to a shortage of space.  

Government has spent close to N$70 million to help fight the spread of Covid-19 in schools as learners return today for the start of the new academic year. 

A 15-year-old teenager from Rehoboth who was 14 when he committed several offences, including murder, rape and arson pleaded guilty to murder and violating a dead body before Windhoek High Court Judge Dinnah Usiku yesterday.

KATIMA MULILO – With most parts of the country receiving above-average rainfall, some areas of Zambezi region have not been spared with early flooding, which has been experienced in traditionally dry areas. 

The mother of one of the alleged victims of Russian paedophile Alexander Krylof totally contradicted the testimony of her daughter when she testified before Windhoek High Court Judge Claudia Claasen yesterday. 

KATIMA MULILO – Muzamaisi swalelele wa mutai wa liluko la tuto mwasikiliti sa Zambezi Jost Kawana, ubulela kuli sikiliti si itukiselize kukwalula likolo.

KATIMA MULILO – Balimi ba limela mwasilalanda sa Kabbe ya Mbowela mwasikiliti sa Zambezi, basinyehezwi kasamulaho masimu abona natibisizwe kimezi amuunda mazazi afelile.