Auleria Wakudumo Omukulukadi weedula 33 okwa xulifa eshi vati a nwa oudiyo uhe shiivike apa wa dja nokwa kendabala okukufa omwenyo omonamati weedula 10 eshi emu nwifa oudiyo oo tuu oo. Oshiningwanima eshi osha ningilwa molukanda Okandjengedi mOshakati, sha mOlomakaya lwopo 19h00. Nakufya okwa tongololwa oye Opelinawa Tupombili Mwahi. Omukulunhu koshikondo shokukonaakona oimbuluma moshitukulwa shaShana,...
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Konyara vakadet wokusika ko 1800 tavagwana nonzapo
Oshakati- vaporsi vaNamibia kuna manamo asi tavatulisapo elikwamo lyokudiura vaporosi mo 1/2024-2025 vakare nosilika sononzapo mosira somoOshakati moutano tuna yuka. Silika esi sina kara asi tavakara novantu vana kugwana nonzapo wokusika ko 1800 cadet constable omu navakalipakerera kovaporosi ava vana kara nawo ngesi, e;ikwamo eli takalitura nye paveta Presidente gosirongo Netumboi Nandi-Ndaitwah, muhuyungilipo vaporosi komisaregona...
Volkswagen adds a new derivative to Amarok line-up
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Death knell for EU’s brand-new green business rules?
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Opinion – Education and skill development key to Namibia’s growth
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MTC trains 40 unemployed youth
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Kangueehi: An African socialist of note …burial this weekend
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Baby murder trial set for August
Iuze Mukube Following persistent requests for her trial to begin and be finalised, Vapeni Lucia Boois, a former police officer accused of murdering her one-year-old child, will finally stand trial in August. Windhoek High Court Judge Philanda Christiaan this week scheduled the trial to commence on 11 August 2025. The 36-year-old woman is charged with...