Month: May 2024

The queer community and friends of Christoph Frederick, whose mutilated body was discovered last Thursday in Otjomuise’s 7de Laan, fear for their lives. 

Ohamba of Oukwanyama Martha Mwadinomho Nelumbu is not your typical queen.

A week after Swapo members gave the party an ultimatum to hold an extraordinary congress on or before 4 May, the trio is now proceeding with the matter to the High Court after their request was not entertained.

The Shadikongoro Green Scheme Irrigation project generated N$7 million during the past cropping season, of which N$3.5 million was profit, agriculture executive director Ndiyakupi Nghituwamata has revealed. 

The plight of healthcare workers, ranging from long working hours to burnout and the dilapidated state of some health facilities, has left government officials with sleepless nights.

President Nangolo Mbumba called on police graduates to bolster the nation’s crime-fighting efforts by swiftly suppressing and preventing crime from gaining a foothold in society.

Paulus Hango was re-elected as president of the Trade Union Congress of Namibia during the union’s fifth congress, held at Walvis Bay recently.

With sporadic rains experienced, hope among farmers in the northern regions is fading at unprecedented levels in the face of a water crisis and drying water sources.

The government has allocated N$88 million to the Lüderitz Waterfront Development Company to continue with its strategic infrastructure development to create the appropriate facilities required for the town.

Former ambassador Samuel Nuuyoma says Swapo is not corrupt and that their presidential candidate, Vice President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, will continue the anti-graft fight without fear or favour if she occupies the highest office in the land.