Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )

The Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) has decided to suspend all its face-to-face learning in an attempt to suppress the spread of Covid-19, and classes will be offered online until further notice.

A former Walvis Bay-based soldier has defied the odds by using his near-death experience to turn his life into a completely new direction… that of a flourishing businessman. 

The results for laboratory tests for semen obtained in the case of a medical intern at Katutura Intermediate Hospital, accused of raping an 18-year-old male patient, have come back negative. 

An attempt by several Fishrot accused to have High Court Judge Orben Sibeya step aside from a case in which the suspects’ assets have been frozen by an order of the court failed when their application was denied yesterday. 

Firefighters at Swakopmund yesterday battled a fire which engulfed the Shoprite complex during the early hours of Wednesday. 

The Namibian government is securing Covid-19 vaccines as the country now aims to inoculate up to 80% of the population to reach coronavirus herd immunity, but conspiracy theories and misinformation about the vaccine continue to spread.

The Namibian Agronomic Board (NAB) yesterday handed over a school garden to Auas Primary School, as a part of its countrywide school gardens funding project. 

Namibia’s sprint sensations Christine Mboma and Beatrice Masilingi on Monday took their dominant display to the European athletics circuit, where they won gold and bronze medals, respectively, at the Josef Odlozil Memorial in Prague, Czech Republic.

The second edition of the MTC Winter Cup will take place this Saturday in Rehoboth.

Okwa didilikwa ovakalimo vomoshikandjohoololo Walvis Bay yokoushai moshitukulwa Erongo veli moluhepo loikulya.