2022-09-05Maria Amakali TransNamib and the bargaining union, the Namibia Transport and Allied Workers Union (Natau), on Friday reached a salary increment agreement in favour of the workers, thus ending a three-week strike. View more
2022-09-07Maria Amakali The Canadian oil company, ReconAfrica, has petitioned the Supreme Court in a suit in which it is accused of illegally drilling on a family’s crop field in Kavango East without their consent. View more
2022-09-07Maria Amakali The High Court has scheduled to hear the side of Namibia Wildlife Resorts in a N$7.5 million defamation suit against it, filed by its former managing director Zelna Hengari next year. View more
2022-09-08Maria Amakali A northern-based nurse, who is being sued for defamation by businessman Shapwa Kanyama and his wife will be opposing the suit. View more
2022-09-08Maria Amakali Negotiations in the defamation matter between expelled Independent Patriots for Change member Ciske Smith-Howard and party member Sifried Junios //Garoëb have reached a deadlock. View more
2022-09-09Maria Amakali Four catering companies, who were selected by the education ministry to deliver food to 63 000 learners housed in government hostels countrywide, will continue with their duties after the High Court granted a temporary urgent interdict against the cancellation and re-advertising of the tender. View more
2022-09-12Maria Amakali Four years after having been awarded a tender to demolish a government house in Okahandja, businessman John Sylvanus John, known as ‘John John’, is still fighting to be paid N$2.4 million for the work. View more
2022-09-12Maria Amakali Self-proclaimed prophet and founder of the House of Joy Ministries Jackson Babi was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment on Friday for rhino poaching. View more
2022-09-13Maria Amakali Swakopmund-based pastor and founder of Tongues of Fire Ministry who is accused of kidnapping and raping members of his congregation is fighting tooth and nail to be released on bail. View more
2022-09-13Maria Amakali A man, who is serving 20 years imprisonment for gang-raping a woman near Otavi in 2010, wants the High Court to reconsider his sentence. View more
2022-09-14Maria Amakali Legal battles at the City of Windhoek are never-ending, as four Independent Patriots for Change councillors head to the High Court for a review of the council’s decision to hold a meeting where a motion of no confidence in the management committee was discussed and passed. View more
2022-09-14Maria Amakali Intern doctor, Denis Noa will only take the stand in 2023 to give clarity on what transpired at his workplace where a male patient was allegedly sexually violated by him. View more
2022-09-15Maria Amakali The justice ministry is thinking of making pro bono work compulsory for lawyers so that members of the public who cannot afford legal representation but are in dire need may be represented. View more
2022-09-22Maria Amakali The legal tussle between prominent medical doctor Tshali Ithete and his former employer, the Ongwediva Medipark, is seemingly far from over. View more
2022-09-22Maria Amakali President Hage Geingob has once again called for a reform of the United Nations Security Council, saying it should include African countries. View more
2022-09-23Maria Amakali The High Court yesterday granted the request of Johann Maree, a former police reservist, accused of sexually abusing underage boys, filming, and selling pornographic materials of them on the dark web, to undergo psychiatric evaluation. View more
2022-09-23Maria Amakali The High Court is faced with the challenge of deciding whether or not to grant a double murder convict’s request to re-open his case for fingerprint analysis. View more
2022-09-26Maria Amakali Icelandic companies at the centre of the fisheries bribery scandal will not get the opportunity to cross-examine prosecutor general Martha Imalwa and whistleblower-turned-State-witness Jóhannes Stefánsson after the High Court dismissed their appeal last week. View more
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