Swapo legal guru Albert Kawana has been instructed to scrutinise and verify congress delegates’ list after some names were mysteriously inserted or removed.
Author: Edward Mumbuu (Edward Mumbuu )
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Fat paycheck awaits Lutombi
Conrad Lutombi is expected to earn a monthly remuneration package of a little under N$300 000 when he assumes duty as the new City of Windhoek CEO, details into one of the country’s most lucrative employment contracts show.
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Mubuso unyatisisa katulo ya Mwilima
Likwambuyu wasilelezo Albert Kawana ubulela kuli mubuso uka nyatisisa katulo yaviki yefelile ya Khuta Yepahami, yekona kukwalula nzila yakuli yane ili membala wandu yamilao Geoffrey Mwilima alukululwe mwatolongo, kasamulaho alitatubo zamakete.
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Report recommends action against TransNamib executives
A report into the management of struggling railway company TransNamib reccomends that the finance minister considers disciplinary action against executives who received generous bonuses while the company was struggling to pay creditors.
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Reparations could open colonial pandora’s box
If Germany atones for the genocide committed on Namibian soil and pay just reparations, it could set a precedent that will push the global powerhouse into paying for all its colonial crimes.
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PM feels persecuted without evidence
Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila says her 12-year reign as the country’s finance minister is impeccable and those accusing her of maleficence have no evidence to back up such claims.
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Govt studies Mwilima ruling … as PDM welcomes clearing of first hurdle
Safety minister Albert Kawana says government will study this week’s High Court judgement that could see former parliamentarian Geoffrey Mwilima released
from prison, pending a medical examination.
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Swapo braces for vote showdown …camps brimming with confidence as congress nears
After almost two months of canvassing for support in the regions, various Swapo camps are beaming with confidence that their candidates will emerge victorious when the ruling party goes to congress next week.
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‘Expired’ agronomic board ploughs on
Since the expiration of the current Namibia Agronomic Board’s (NAB) board term in June 2020, agriculture minister Calle Schlettwein has been extending its stay, with no clear end in sight.