The friendship shared between Namibia and the People’s Republic of China is deep-rooted, well before the founding of Namibia, China steadfastly supported Namibia’s quest for national independence.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Fishrot accused wants judge’s recusal
Nigel van Wyk, recently released on bail, is seeking the recusal of Judge Moses Chinhengo from the Fishrot trial.
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Pregnant minor arrested for murder
A 15-year-old pregnant girl has been in custody at the Tutaleni police station in Walvis Bay since Tuesday, following the stabbing death of a man she believed assaulted her boyfriend the night before.
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Corridor group keeps truckers’ health in check
Truckers endure lengthy hours on the road, often separated from their families, navigating challenging terrains and coping with the demands of their profession.
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Omasiku omugoyi getikombinzi moopate dhaNamibia …Yahetatu ya si, 96 ya lemana miiponga 72
Ethimbo lyomatango omanene nuumvo inali pitila nawa sho aantu yahetatu ya hulitha, no96 ya lemanene miiponga yomoondjila yi li 72, mbyoka ya holoka po muule womasiku omugoyi ageke.
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Geingob wants combat-ready NDF
President Hage Geingob yesterday underscored the growing importance of a well-equipped and combat-ready Namibian Defence Force (NDF), which he said is important to the continued preservation of the country’s territorial integrity and national interests.
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Van Wyk granted bail, Esau remains in custody
Fishrot minnow Nigel van Wyk was granted bail of N$20 000 yesterday by High Court acting judge David Munsu with stringent conditions, while former fisheries minister Bernardt Esau was remanded in custody, pending his trial.
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Men should stop betting and build houses – Uutoni
Urban and rural development minister has urged men to join the shack dwellers’ federation to be able to build houses and provide shelter for their families as opposed to participating in sports betting and engaging in other irresponsible activities.
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Uukwangali chieftaincy dispute drags on… Swapo, governor accused of interference
A group of elders, pushing for Severinus Siteketa to be crowned as the traditional head (hompa) of Uukwangali Traditional Authority (UTA), have accused the ruling party, Swapo, and regional governor of interfering in the ongoing chieftaincy conflict.
