Vice president Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has assured the inhabitants of the Havana informal settlement that the envisioned Windhoek District Hospital, to be constructed in their area, is not an election stunt to canvas for votes, but an action plan that intends to address the shortages of referral hospitals in the country.
A dismissed Mobile Telecommunications Company (MTC) employee embroiled in multiple legal battles with the company must wait until July to hear if the Labour Court will rule in his favour in the multi-million-dollar suit.
International University of Management governing council member Epaphras Ndenga Ndaitwah yesterday resigned from this position after serving the institution for nine years.
The ongoing Boundaries Delimitation and Demarcation Commission consultations should not be used to achieve political objectives, local pundits have warned.
Jeremia Kuhepa Kaambo wants to occupy the highest office in the land: the presidency.
The Keetmanshoop municipality yesterday shuffled some of its councillors and members of the management committee.
Coenraad Botha and his wife, Zimbabwean national Charlotte Murove, lodged an application in the Windhoek High Court to have their possessions seized by the police returned.
The Social Security Commission Development Fund (SSC-DF) recently launched a water-and-sanitation project at Uibes in the Berseba constituency to construct flushing toilets for the less fortunate.
Prominent Omaheke farmer, traditional leader and Swapo stalwart Utarera Borry Katjiuanjo will be buried on Sunday at Otjandje village in the Aminuis constituency.
A Namibia Central Intelligence Service employee, stationed at the Office of the President who admitted to receiving N$798 000 in double salaries, had his reinstatement bid discarded by the Supreme Court.