Osikola yopaungomba, Ongha VTC ndjoka yi na iimpungu yiilongwa ya yooloka, oya gwedha ko oshilongwa shuunamapya, shoka sha eta omalunduluko nomomudhingoloko.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Theft out of cars increases in windhoek …more than 700 break-ins reported since January
The Windhoek City Police yesterday stated it has with serious concern observed skyrocketing incidences of car break-ins.
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Dimension now offers in-country cyber security
Dimension Data Namibia launched its first in-country hosted security platform on 21 September 2023.
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Rabies prevalent in northern Namibia
Domestic dogs are responsible for 99% of cases of human rabies, the agriculture ministry has said, and most of these rabies cases are mainly in the Northern Communal Areas (NCAs).
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Nghixulifwa: I was transparent
B1 City fraud accused Kelly Nghixulifwa yesterday told Windhoek High Court Judge Christi Liebenberg that he did everything he is accused of in the open and not anybody’s back.
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Tjombe, fishermen chase ArticNam funds
After almost two years of relentless efforts to recoup their monies, a group of distressed ex-fishermen marched to prominent lawyer Norman Tjombe’s office Tuesday, demanding answers.
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The Namibian rubbishes sexual abuse claims
The Namibian newspaper has denied claims that it has become fertile ground for sexual abuse and exploitation of interns and junior reporters.
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Embezzled funds, undisclosed accounts rock Omaheke
Unreconciled financial data, absence of approved fixed assets policy, invoice processed in the wrong financial period and undisclosed bank accounts with amounts of over N$3 million were among the key factors that led to auditor-general Junias Kandjeke slapping the Omaheke Regional Council with an adverse audit opinion for the financial year ended 2020.
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Dundee invests N$15 million waste management facility
Dundee Precious Metals Tsumeb recently commissioned a new General Waste Management Facility.
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Simonis Storm maintains GDP forecast
Local stock brokerage, Simonis Storm, has maintained an elevated GDP growth forecast for Namibia of 3.7% for 2023.