Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )

Windhoek High Court Judge Naomi Shivute said there is a real possibility that a Gobabis man, who was released from custody on parole on a previous murder conviction, will re-offend if released on bail pending his trial on another murder charge.

A trainee doctor who is accused of raping an 18-year-old male patient at the Katutura Intermediate State Hospital last month will be spending more nights in police custody following the postponement of his formal bail hearing. 

Media personality Paul Munanjala, also known as Paul Da Prince, was slapped with a fine of N$3 000 at the weekend for contravening immigration laws for working in the country without a permit. 

Namibian karateka Freddy Mwiya Jnr is on a quest to secure his spot at the upcoming Tokyo 2020 Olympics that take place from 23 July to 8 August. 

Orlando Pirates coach Woody Jacobs expects a tough encounter against Young African on Saturday in the MTC NFA Cup Round of 32 in Mariental, considering the few injuries among his players. 

The Namibia Navy netball players are determined to upset log leaders Tigers in their MTC Netball Namibia Premier League (NNPL) encounter tomorrow.

In a near carbon copy of generations gone by, old-time campaigners and Nomtsoub outfit Chief Santos have always unearthed an array of great footballers who went on to dominate the domestic football scene for many years. 

More than 100 youth and pre-primary learners attended the first-ever Game Changers event aimed at developing their physical skills and modifying behaviour in Keetmanshoop last week.

Destiny is by choice, just as a farmer decides to plant to realise his objective of whatever he may wish to harvest at a later stage. This is one of the most crucial messages we need to drum into the thick skulls of those who have been entrusted to guard and protect our treasured national assets and resources.

Ontengenekothaneko yoshimaliwa shoku humitha komeho ondoolopa yaNgwediva lyomvo 2021/2022 olya gwedhelwa noopelelsenta 1.15 okuza N$144,874,594  mo2020/2021 ya ningi N$146,536,894.