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Suko White appreciates fans’ support 
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Suko White appreciates fans’ support 

Zebaldt Ngaruka  Namibia’s renowned Oviritje artist, Suko-White Kejarukua, has expressed heartfelt gratitude to her fans and friends for the overwhelming support and comfort she received following the passing of her mother. The UK-based artist’s mother, Ngumeritiza Tjitambi Hilde Kejarukua, passed away on 6 April 2025 in Windhoek after a period of illness. She was laid...

Opinion – If NNN fails, we all fail  … A Call to support our President regardless of our political homes
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Opinion – If NNN fails, we all fail  … A Call to support our President regardless of our political homes

Before anything else and after all is said and done, we are Namibians first.  There is a season for party politics, but since that time round has passed, now is the time for unity, progress, patriotism and Ubuntu. Namibia, like many other African countries, has once again proven its democratic strength through peaceful national elections...

Opinion – Cabinet overreach at Meatco threatens constitutional order
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Opinion – Cabinet overreach at Meatco threatens constitutional order

In a move that has sent shockwaves through Namibia’s governance and legal circles, the Cabinet’s reported directive to reinstate former Meat Corporation of Namibia (Meatco) CEO Mwilima Mushokabanji after the board lawfully chose not to renew his contract, has ignited a constitutional firestorm.  This act is more than a political squabble.  It represents a fundamental...

Opinion – A call for joint policing and govt support in fighting crime
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Opinion – A call for joint policing and govt support in fighting crime

Namibia continues to grapple with a persistent wave of violent crimes.  This concerning and growing trend poses serious imputation for the country’s unity, safety and economic development.  The rise of such crimes not only threatens citizens’ lives but also corrodes public confidence in law enforcement, discourages foreign investment, and hampers socio-economic development (United Nations Office...

Okahandja at crossroads
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Okahandja at crossroads

Lahja Nashuuta Inside a classroom at K.W. Von Marees Primary School in Okahandja, two chairs were heartbreakingly left empty. They once belonged to five-year-old Ingrid Maasdorp and six-year-old Roswinds Fabianu, who mysteriously disappeared from the school grounds last week in broad daylight. Both girls were kidnapped, raped and brutally murdered. Their bodies were discovered days...

SSC staff gives towards health of minor 
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SSC staff gives towards health of minor 

Zebaldt Ngaruka  The Social Security Commission’s (SSC) staff members from the Central Business District (CBD)  office recently donated goods worth N$4 000 to the mother of a six-month-old baby girl who was born with a chronic medical condition. This medical condition requires her to be on oxygen at home. The baby’s mother, Peneyambeko Mateus, who...

Ovambanderu mourn Katjirua
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Ovambanderu mourn Katjirua

Zebaldt Ngaruka  GOBABIS – The dark cloud has fallen on the Ovambanderu community as they mourn the passing of their senior traditional councillor, Gerson Kunomundu Katjirua who died on Sunday in Windhoek.  Leading the mourners is the Ovambanderu Traditional Authority’s spokesperson, Uazenga Ngahahe who described Katjirua as an iconic leader who never wavered in the...

Ngurare impressed by new charcoal production course at NYS
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Ngurare impressed by new charcoal production course at NYS

RIETFONTEIN – Prime Minister (PM) Elijah Ngurare on Wednesday expressed satisfaction with the introduction of the biomass and charcoal production course at the National Youth Service (NYS)’s Rietfontein centre near Grootfontein in the Otjozondjupa region. Ngurare was speaking at the graduation ceremony of 345 recruits, who received certificates in part one of the charcoal production...

Darkness fuels crime in Tuhingireni
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Darkness fuels crime in Tuhingireni

Sawi Hausiku TUHINGIRENI – The residents of Tuhingireni informal settlement in Rundu have expressed anger and frustration over the lack of electricity in their area, blaming it for the high criminal activity. The residents told a community meeting held in the informal settlement on Sunday they feel unsafe and unprotected. The spokesperson of the group,...