ONE of the people accused of the murder of Walvis Bay businessman Hans-Jorg Möller yesterday flatly denied that he was in Walvis Bay on the night of the horrific incident.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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40 000 registered for food relief in Ohangwena
The Office of the Prime Minister has urged members of the public to refrain from buying drought relief items but to rather notify the Namibian Police of any suspicious sales of such food in their areas.
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Chery climbs to the top of SUV brands
Che r y has been steadily climbing the ranks as a regional SUV brand. Just recently the company was named as South Africa’s second-largest SUV brand.
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Rössing and MUN agree to three-year salary increase
Rö ss i ng Ur a n ium and the Mineworkers Union of Namibia (MUN) Rössing Branch Executive Committee (BEC) have concluded negotiations for salary increments from 2024 to 2026.
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Kraatz Engineering restores Seamount Explorer
In an exhibition of precision and engineering excellence, Kraatz Engineering has successfully restored the Seamount Explorer motor fishing vessel (MFV). The vessel was recently involved in a collision that caused significant structural damage to the bow.
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Returning to a transformed Walvis Bay
The Walvis Bay harbour was a hype of activity yesterday as hundreds of tourists disembarked from two luxury cruises, the Queen Mary 2 and the MSC Poesia to explore the coastal towns and its hospitality.
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School upearthing delay irks Kabbe community
The delays to commence with the upearthing of some schools in flood-prone areas of the Zambezi region, particularly Namiyundu, Nankuntwe, Muzii and Mpukano, has left residents of Kabbe South frustrated.
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Geingob to undergo medical treatment in USA
Following his recent announcement of cancerous cells that had been detected in his body, the Presidency yesterday announced that President Hage G. Geingob will undergo novel medical therapy United States of America.
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Archival App Simplifies Record Access In Namibia
WATCH! The National Information Workers Association of Namibia (NIWAN), in collaboration with the education ministry and Mindsinaction, introduced the Namibia Archival Application at the National Archives of Namibia, today. Developed by Mindsinaction Steam Centre, the app aims to enhance accessibility to archived records across Namibia.
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Omakonaakona gookankela goshali kiipangelo yepangelo
Uuministeli wuuhaku nonkalonawa owa pititha omushangwa kutya otau ningi omakonakono goshali gookaankela yokiilyo yiivalithi yaakiintu.