Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )

Works and Transport minister John Mutorwa said his ministry, through the Roads Authority (RA), has resorted to the construction of roads in phases to ensure that in every region, there are some activities taking place.

Three judges of the Supreme Court of Namibia this week ruled that Jacobus Calitz - an ex-employee of Swakop Uranium - was entitled to N$3.6 million in compensation for unfair dismissal.

The government should allocate fishing quotas to bona fide right holders only and not auction such, industry players have urged.

The 2023 Nedbank Namibia National Marathon Championships (XCM) will take place tomorrow at the IJG Trails in Windhoek.

The recent adjustment by the central bank to the loan-to-value (LTV) ratio regulations, effective as of 31 October 2023, has been welcomed as a significant boom in the construction sector.

Thirteen human trafficking suspects who were busted in a crypto currency sting operation have returned to the Windhoek Magistrate’s Court in their quest to be released on bail.

A man who was convicted of killing his girlfriend in cold blood while she was recovering in hospital was denied an opportunity to appeal his 44-year sentence.

Politicians and businessmen implicated in the fishing fraud-bribery-corruption case are set to plead to the charges against them in December.