Author: Pricilla Mukokobi (Pricilla Mukokobi )

The City of Windhoek’s decision to cut off water and electricity to defaulting homes has left residents of Katutura Central with no choice but to petition President Hage Geingob.

Renowned saxophonist Gareth Harvey is set to captivate the audience tonight at Lemon Tree Restaurant in the inaugural Gin & Jazz evening.

In a vibrant celebration of Namibian talent and culture, MultiChoice Namibia has joined forces with Power TV Zambia and Energy 100FM to launch the ‘Namibia Big 5’ entertainment show. 

The Japanese Embassy through the Nippon Foundation donated 85 books to the International University of Management (IUM) yesterday. 

The City of Windhoek is working on a proposal to write off debt for about 20 000 pensioners, who owe the City close to N$225 million. The proposed write-off is expected to include interest owed by all residents. 

Namibian film ‘The Funeral’ graced the screens of Showmax and kykNET this past weekend, captivating audiences with its profound storytelling of love, loss, grief and betrayal.  

Japan yesterday handed over school facilities valued at N$970 000 to the St. Barnabas Primary School in Katutura.

Fed up with no concrete responses from City fathers, a large group of Katutura residents for the umpteenth time took to the streets yesterday to air their frustrations with high utility debts and the municipality’s use of Red Force to collect debt.

NamPower, in collaboration with Maurel & Prom, contributed N$1.6 million to the St. Barnabas Primary School for the construction of a much-needed school hall.