Year: 2022

Energy minister Tom Alweendo last week again admitted that government is gravely concerned about Namibia’s increasing fuel price.

Windhoek High Court Judge Nate Ndauendapo on Friday sentenced a man he convicted of murder, kidnapping and several rapes to an effective 35 years in prison.

Vice President Nangolo Mbumba described struggle hero Andimba Toivo Ya Toivo as a great freedom fighter, a great statesman and a true patriotic Namibian.

An employee of a small lithium mine in the Uis area died in a freak accident when he fell off a front-end loader.

Walvis Bay residents failed to take a stand against drugs even though the town struggles with the illicit drug trade and abuse that has wreaked havoc in the community.  

The president of the Namibia National Liberation Veterans Association Ben Shikongo has rubbished claims made in a local daily that the association is in a bitter battle with the newly-formed Former Plan Combatants Association as they are currently competing for membership.

Expecting mothers at the Onandjokwe State Hospital are living under what some of them describe as horrific or scary situations as they sleep under some trees next to the morgue.

Residents of the Epembe constituency in the Ohangwena region are demanding better road infrastructure. 

The fishermen, who resigned in August from the Cavema Joint Venture, say they are proud, hardworking men and do not wish to be turned into lazy beings, dependent on an allowance while they can render services to the country.

Namibia Sports Commission (NSC) and the MTC Dome yesterday entered into an agreement that will see the annual Namibia Sports Expo being held at the facility in Swakopmund from 8 to 11 December.