Nearly 30 members of the Namibian Police Force in the Otjozondjupa region were promoted to ranks of senior inspector, inspector and warrant officer on Wednesday.
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UDF Youth League to hold elective congress
The United Democratic Front (UDF) youth league is set to host its elective congress on 27 April 2024, marking yet another crucial step for one of the oldest political parties in the country.
Court orders Omuthiya CEO reinstatement
THE Oshakati High Court has ordered the Omuthiya Town Council to reinstate its chief executive officer Steven Mbango.
Namibia’s governance drives mining investor confidence
NAMIBIA’S consul general in Cape Town, Selma Nghinamundova, says Namibia is among the nations that possess some of the most sought-after minerals worldwide.
Omaheke attempts to straighten education
The recent one-day education stakeholders meeting held in Gobabis drew mixed reactions from various stakeholders in the region who believe they must redouble their efforts to avert another shambolic performance.
Zambezi farmers fear drought
Communal farmers in Zambezi fear a severe drought and loss of their crops after the region recorded a deficit in rainfall in the crucial phase of January to date.
Kavango East needs 2 300 cops…Rundu only has one reliable police car
The Kavango East region has a shortage of 2 373 police officers on the regional structure.
Geingob immortalised at the UN
The 55th plenary session of the United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday paid tribute to late president Hage Geingob, celebrating him as a visionary leader who had the best interests of Namibia and Africa at heart.
Land tax addresses past injustices …N$200 million collected between 2013-2023
The land question still lingers 33 years after Namibia’s political independence, and a fresh debate has ensued around why tax exemption is only reserved for previously disadvantaged Namibians.
Nujoma signs Geingob book of condolences
FOUNDING President Sam Nujoma on Wednesday evening signed the book of condolences for the late president Hage Geingob.








