Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )

A dismal rainy season is exacerbating a devastating drought for many areas across the country.

Following previous court appearances of six senior officials implicated in the alleged N$4.7 million fraud at the Zambezi Regional Council, the aggrieved Kongola community protested, demanding the revocation of the accused’s bail with immediate effect pending finalisation of their case. 

A husband and wife from northern Namibia were sentenced on Monday in the Oshakati High Court after convictions for rape and kidnapping.

Rally for Democracy and Progress (RDP) Secretary for Information and Publicity Nghiningilwandubo Kashume has called on the Namibian youth to take an active role in their future by participating in the upcoming elections.

Speaker of the National Assembly Professor Peter Katjavivi has commended South Africa for its boldness in filing a case against Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) over the latter’s alleged breach of the UN Convention on genocide by killing Palestinians in Gaza. 

Iceland has recorded its worst-ever corruption ranking according to Transparency International’s latest Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI), due to among other reasons its citizens’ involvement in the Fishrot corruption scheme in Namibia.

Windhoek High Court judge Orben Sibeya yesterday set the date for his ruling on who will be the curator bonis of the Fishrot assets as 19 February.

The Ohangwena regional council is investigating the disappearance of N$139 772 meant for flood victims in the region.

With so many learners failing to meet the entry requirements to Namibia Senior Secondary Certificate Advanced Subsidiary level and/or institutions of higher learning over the past years, and with the University of Namibia recently coming out to say they will not take in grade 11s as per the current education curriculum, several political parties have come out, pledging to tackle the constraints ha