Year: 2023

Standard Bank Namibia (SBN) has shaken off the adverse impact of Covid-19 in its 2022 year-end results after the bank recorded increased profit for the year of 70.5%, up from N$366 million to N$624 million.

Without it, Botswana hunting communities would have never known what it feels like to democratically determine how to meet their own socio-economic needs. 

Almost a year after the position became vacant, the Financial Intelligence Centre would soon appoint a new director.

Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila has announced the reappointment of Ben Nangombe as the executive director of the Ministry of Health and Social Services.

The Namibian Organic Association hosted a farm tour at Krumhuk Farm in the Khomas region on 23 March to illustrate and promote sustainable organic agriculture in Namibia and raise concern against genetically modified food production. 

The National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia was rocked by yet another scandal with a board member getting arrested yesterday with drugs in her official vehicle. 

The idea of upgrading and tarring the Okanguati-Opuwo road in the Epupa constituency in the Kunene region has been received with mixed feelings.

Namibia’s penultimate National Development Plan before realising Vision 2030 goals and objectives will be extended for two years to enable completion. 

Windhoek High Court Judge Christi Liebenberg yesterday reserved his judgment in the trial of Azaan Madisia and her brother and co-accused Steven Mulundu on 16 May at 10h00.

Convicted drug dealers, Grant Noble and Dinath Azhar, will only know in April if they were successful in their quest to sway the High Court into granting them leave to petition the Supreme Court over their sentence.