Year: 2022

National Assembly speaker Peter Katjavivi on Tuesday met his German counterpart, president of the Bundestag of Germany, Bärbel Bas, in Berlin, discussing a wide range of issues, including bilateral relations.

Before we try to understand whether there is a case for retirement funds, we must first understand why this question has become more prominent over recent years.

President Hage Geingob usurped the constitutional mandate of the National Assembly when he appointed a special envoy to lead discussions on genocide between Namibia and Germany.

President Hage Geingob has once again called for a reform of the United Nations Security Council, saying it should include African countries. 

Angolan fuel smugglers at Oshikango are hell-bent on continuing with their illegal operations, maintaining that illegal trade sustains their families’ livelihood and it has taken many of them off the streets. 

The Walvis Bay municipal council plans to complete the first phase of Farm 37, which will see at least 677 erven ready for residents within the next six months. 

The plots will cost approximately N$60 000.

The legal tussle between prominent medical doctor Tshali Ithete and his former employer, the Ongwediva Medipark, is seemingly far from over. 

Prominent defence lawyer Trevor Brockerhoff yesterday questioned why David Imbili, whom he described as the “only negotiator” with the Road Contractors Company (RCC) over the acquisition of Erf 10485 along Independence Avenue was absent from the trial.

President Hage Geingob reiterated Tuesday that he has not endorsed anyone as his preferred vice presidential candidate for the upcoming Swapo congress, rejecting claims by the local media.

Erongo governor Neville Andre has urged the Namibian business community to familiarise themselves with the Africa Continental Free Trade Area Agreement to fully benefit from