Author: Max Heinrich (Max Heinrich )

The residents of Sky Phase 3 location in Ongwediva late last year witnessed the inauguration of an electrical reticulation project to the value of N$4.1 million.

Vendors in the north of Namibia are smiling all the way to the bank as business has picked up due to festive season clients who have travelled here to attend and celebrate events with loved ones.

Over 100 elderly citizens and members of various traditional authorities were on Sunday treated to early Christmas feast by the children of the late Eliakim and Theresia Namundjebo.

An organisation called Fighting Against Drug Use in Villages, in collaboration with the Ohangwena Police, yesterday launched its first awareness campaign in Ongenga.

No police officers are allowed to remove a licence disc from a vehicle without following the proper procedures outlined in the Road Traffic and Transportation Act 22 of 1990.

First National Bank last week sponsored the first ever FNB Namibia Basketball Federation 5-on-5 league with a total of N$900 000.

Liquor outlets countrywide will be allowed to sell alcohol on Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve as per their trading licences. 

A total of 460 police officers in the Oshana region were promoted to various ranks last week, with women taking up 50.3% of the total.

Namibia Wildlife Resorts (NWR) expressed disappointment in the relatively low number of local travel uptake, encouraging Namibians to explore their own backyard.

After being dormant for two years, the Oshakati Totem Expo returned to the town, celebrating the crucial importance of cultural diversity as a stepping stone towards restoring cultural identity in society.