Year: 2021

Government has rescinded its decision to scrap the willing seller, willing buyer method of farm acquisition. 

Namibia’s debt burden was expected to reach 70% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by the end of 2020 and then to increase further to 74% during 2021.

After the launch of the Pencilled Casting website, ordinary people can now register and be part of a community of actors, voice-over artists and models that all want an opportunity to live out their dreams of seeing themselves on billboards, magazines TV commercials as well as in local and international films.

After two years of making music with one of Namibia’s most converted gospel music movements, Lady May Africa’s reign at the helm of D-Naff Entertainment has come to an end.

As part of his national political social economic diversification dream in 2020, Professor Mburumba Kerina appealed to members of the public in general and members of Parliament and National Council in particular, to investigate the possibility of transferring the second house of parliament – National Council – to Omuthiya town in the Oshikoto region.

The ongoing strike at Shoprite and its subsidiary companies Checkers and USave in Namibia have exposed the uncontrolled rule of corporate power.

A 29-year-old woman has died after a tragic drowning incident on Saturday at the Buitepos border post in the Omaheke region. 

The National Democratic Party (NDP) leader, Martin Lukato, has implored inhabitants of the Zambezi region to unite more than ever and bury the tribal hatchet.

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) yesterday said it will investigate how a highly confidential affidavit disposed by Windhoek lawyer Marèn de Klerk, one of the alleged key figures in the ongoing Fishrot corruption case, became public. 

WALVIS BAY – A Walvis Bay woman, who is accused of murdering her boyfriend last weekend, had allegedly suffered abuse at the hands of the victim in the past.