Author: Correspondent (Correspondent )

Israeli protesters yesterday took to Tel Aviv’s streets in the run-up to a parliament vote on a key component of the government’s judicial reform agenda they say would “dismantle democracy”.

The world should prepare to face increasingly intense heatwaves, the United Nations warned yesterday, as countries across the Northern Hemisphere reeled from soaring temperatures.

Britain’s Illegal Migration Bill, aimed at stopping thousands of migrants arriving in the country, is at odds with London’s obligations under international law, the United Nations said yesterday.

Most Asian markets sank yesterday as further weakness in China’s economy fuelled worries about the effects on global growth, overshadowing optimism that the United States is winning its battle against inflation and could avoid a recession.

Fuel shortages have become a thing of the past in Epukiro constituency after Omaheke Agric General Dealer’s fuel station at Omaueuozonjanda resumed services on Saturday.

The Etaka Dam in the Omusati region has been a place of leisure for the local people.

With a few days to the start of the Women’s World Cup, teams are turning on the pressure on the sport’s governing body and spectators to give players equal pay and respect.

In an effort to strengthen their fan base, Otjiwarongo-based Namibia Premier Football League club, Life Fighters have appointed Moses Kangumba as the chairperson of their supporters’ club.

Academic Mutjinde Katjiua, who is regarded as Ombara Otjitambi by certain quarters of the Ovaherero, has pinned the blame squarely on government for the division that has engulfed his tribesmen