They say that nothing beats a good dose of patience, persistence, and perseverance.
Author: Correspondent (Correspondent )
Post
LEX SCRIPTA with FASZ Legal Consultancy – Leading of evidence via video link
Since October 2022, the High Court has on three occasions adjudicated and ruled on applications for leave to lead evidence of a witness in another country (jurisdiction) at trial by way of video link.
Post
Twin foetuses discovered at dumping site
The Namibian Police are investigating a case of concealment of birth, following the discovery of the two lifeless bodies of male babies, suspected to be twins, at a dumping site at Kupferberg in the Khomas region.
Post
Member of the National Assembly, Mike Venaani has submitted a motion to discuss what causes the high crime in the countr
Member of Parliament and Deputy Minister of Works and Transport, Veikko Nekundi has accused commercial banks of discriminatory practices despite Namibia having attained independence over 30 years ago.
Post
Oshikoto reports 200 stock theft cases
A total of 783 livestock with an estimated value of N$2.8 million were reportedly stolen in the Oshikoto region between January and September 2023.
Post
Masisi pays Geingob courtesy call in New York
Botswana’s president, Mokgweetsi Masisi, yesterday paid a courtesy call on Namibia’s President, Hage Geingob, on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, United States of America.
Post
Indiscipline cost Welwitschias victory
Namibia’s national rugby team, the Welwitschias, threw away a 20-12 halftime lead to lose 32-26 to Uruguay in their final 2023 Rugby World Cup match at the OL Stadium on Wednesday.
Post
Musikirity (Mukungi) kadogorokere konyima apa kazimuhumine mbwa
muntu gonomvhura 44 murugani ogu akungu mavango, ogu kakere monombudi asi kadimuhomokerere nombwa ntano age siruwo oso monzira zokuza kembo kuna kutunda koyirugana mosiondaha ngurangura, kadogorokere mosipangero saOshakati sosinene, omu kakere vana mukondere nokumutura kevango lyokukeverera vaveli unene.
Post
An increasing risk of unlicensed drivers
The City of Windhoek is constantly inundated with commuters traveling between destinations and through this a worrisome trend has emerged; Many drivers behind steering wheels are either unlicensed to drive or fail to carry their licences while operating a vehicle.
Post
Opinion – Critical raw materials for African development
Demand for critical raw materials (also called ‘critical minerals’) globally is growing rapidly, with significant implications for Namibia and African countries at large.