The Omusati region will host a prayer day against crime, gender-based violence and also the deadly Covid-19 pandemic tomorrow afternoon.
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Local authority, community clash… residents threaten to shut down Omuthiya dumpsite
The Omuthiya Town Council and the local community have locked horns over the existence of a dumpsite.
Mukerenge resigns as Rundu hospital superintendent
The Rundu Intermediate Hospital will on Friday bid farewell to its head of administration, Dr Joseph Mukerenge.
Police probe sibling sexual abuse
The Omusati police are busy investigating an incident in which a 32-year-old man is accused of sexually violating his 40-year-old mentally challenged sister.
Bumpy road ahead for tourism
The tourism industry fears a bumpy road still lies ahead of them, despite relatively favourable protocols, which encourage international tourists to visit the country.
Ex-MP sues over Facebook ‘slander’
Former member of parliament Alois Gende has dragged a Facebook user to court, where he is demanding N$3 million in damages after an alleged slanderous post about him.
Fishrot lawyer extradition drags on
Namibian authorities are working on additional requirements requested by the South African government to arrest and extradite lawyer Marén de Klerk, one of the key figures in the Fishrot corruption scandal.
Parly defers ECN, ACC approvals
A deeply divided National Assembly yesterday failed to reach consensus of the nominated Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) commissioners, forcing an indefinite postponement of the special session.
Oshikoto youth vaccine hesitant
People living in remote areas have shown keen interest in getting vaccinated against Covid-19 as opposed to those living in towns says Oshikoto health director Joshua Nghipangelwa.
PDM wants ombudsman vacancy readvertised
The Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) has called on the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) of Namibia to readvertise the soon-to-be-vacant position of the ombudsman.
