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It is a challenging time for media operations everywhere. Printed media sustainability has been sliding towards the abyss due to declining advertising revenue, reduced circulation and loss to technology giants. Advertising revenue is the lifeblood of newspapers’ ability to remain profitable. This reality rings true in Namibia, considering that circulations of virtually all mainstream print...
While Namibians paused to commemorate the selfless acts of sacrifice in remembrance of Cassinga Day on 4 May, a soldier of the liberation struggle, combatant and gallant fighter Elikana Iishuna Shoombe took his last breath in a northern hospital.
I remember interviewing then-president Hage Geingob on the occasion of his 80th birthday at State House, and he was in the best of moods.
A 65-year-old woman appeared in the Eenhana Magistrate’s Court yesterday for the torture of her nine-year-old grandson.
Omukulupe weedula 62 okwa ponokelwa kookalyamupombo vatatu ndele tave mu kufa oshimaliwa N$250 000 osho a hangika e a humbata motuwa yaye. Oshiningwanima eshi osha ningwa Omaandaxa efimbo longula lwopotundi 10h50 moWindhoek.
Omukainhu weedula 29 e li meteelelo okwa hangika a xulifila meumbo lavo loshipeleki komumwainamaiti.
Omunyeumbo weedula 57 okwa dipaa omukainhu waye nondjebo ndele naye mwene te lidipaa komukunda Oshihepo moshitukulwa shaHangwena.
There is a need for all stakeholders to ensure that regulations or laws involving the finances of the working class are sensible, realistic and practical before implementation.