Villagers within the vicinity of Kayova River Lodge are calling for the head of lodge manager Giel Hough, who stands accused of being racist.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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No repo rate cut yet from cooling inflation…analysts expect central bank to adopt ‘wait and see’ stance
The annual domestic inflation rate continued a rapid downward trend for the second consecutive month to 4.5% in March 2024 compared with February’s reading of 5%.
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Nedbank Cycle Challenge postponed
The annual Nedbank Cycle Challenge has been postponed to February 2025.
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Mboma needs time – Botha … athlete to compete in two weeks
Namibian track and field star Christine Mboma’s return to competitive action is eagerly awaited by many of her fans.
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Barthés Trophy squad named…as Nissan extends partnership with NRU
A total of 28 players have been picked for the upcoming Barthés Trophy Cup in Zimbabwe from 18 to 27 April at the Old Georgians Sport Club.
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Basketball action continues this weekend
With only four games played this season in both male and female divisions of the Khomas Basketball Federation (KBF), secretary general Loise Shinavene is satisfied with the quality of play on the court, but advocates for continuous improvements.
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Oshimaliwa oshinene shUukashikekookantu otashi yi koshikwiila shepangelo
Uuministeli wuukashikekookantu, ekandulepo lyoluhepo oshowo onkalonawa owa ti oshimaliwa oshindji otashi ka longithwa okugandja oshikwiila shokomwedhi shaamboka ye shi nuninwa.
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Trade ministry hosts visiting Brazilian delegation
Industrialisation and Trade minister Lucia Iipumbu on Monday met with the visiting delegation from Brazil in the capital.
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House pricing, buying remain muted …residential properties to remain constrained due to affordability
The FNB House Price Index during the last 12 months indicates an average growth of 1.5% at the end of Q4 2023, compared to a growth of 3.3% at the end of Q3 2023 and -1.9% at the end of Q4 2022.
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IUM denies funding IPC…university employee’s company buys party’s fleet
The International University of Management has dismissed claims of its involvement in funding the political activities of the Independent Patriots for Change (IPC).