The Brave Warriors are looking forward to the rescheduled Cosafa Cup, aiming to build on their recent performances and continue their team development and rebuilding process.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Samoa defeats Desert Jewels in series opener
The Debmarine Desert Jewels suffered a 54-44 defeat against Samoa in their opening match at the 2024 Pacific Netball Series, held yesterday at Nissan Arena in Brisbane, Australia.
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Ovanhu 30 va xulifa mOshakati modula imwe molwoitiyanafiyo
Ovanhu 30 ova xulifa moshipangelo shaShakati okudja muApiilili 2023 fiyo oomu Apiilili 2024, molwoitiyanafiyo itai longo nawa.
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New veterinary council members told to uphold standards
Newly-appointed members of the Namibian Veterinary Council were reminded of their overarching responsibilities in ensuring the country remains well on track in terms of setting global standards for the veterinary profession.
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Fishrot accused fail to stop general populace move
The Fishrot accused who are not former Cabinet members have lost their attempt to stop prison officials from relocating them to the Windhoek Correctional Service’s general population of the trial- awaiting section.
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Chinese accused claims assault in custody
One of the Chinese citizens currently still in custody over the cryptocurrency scam that involved about 80 Namibian students, was allegedly assaulted on Thursday night in the cells at the Windhoek police station.
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Oshakati hospital to get dialysis unit
In the quest to deliver high-quality dialysis care to patients, the Ministry of Health and Social Services is in the process of completing a 12 -chair dialysis unit at the Oshakati Intermediate Hospital.
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MTC now fully-ISO certified …first in SADC to attain six ISO standards at the same time
MTC Namibia recently celebrated its ISO certification status, received from Société Générale de Surveillance (SGS), a recognised ISO Certification Body.
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Minimum wage crucial for level playing field – CIF
The collective agreement signed between the Construction Industries Federation of Namibia (CIF) and the Metal and Allied Namibian Workers Union (MANWU) on 3 October 2023, which determines the minimum wage payable and the employment conditions in the construction sector, has now been published in the Government Gazette of 6 June 2024.