A contingent of 28 scouts, rovers and adult leaders from Namibia are in South Korea to take part in the 25th World Scout Jamboree, which is being staged at Saemangeum in North Jeolla Province from 1 to 12 August 2023.
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Capricorn Group CIO bags financial technology award
One of Capricorn Group executives Dr Etienne Slabbert, chief information officer (CIO), has received the CIO of the Year 2023 award. Slabbert was awarded for his exceptional leadership, visionary mindset and relentless pursuit of excellence in the southern African financial technology realm.
High claims decimated Bankmed reserves …as financial services medical aid declares insolvency
An unsustainable increase in claim amounts, which adversely impacted its reserve level, was one of the main causes for the medical aid fund that caters to banks, Bankmed, going insolvent.
Eagles focus on the World Cup
Namibia Under 19 (U/19) men’s cricket national coach Oscar Nauhaus says the team will now focus on preparations for the 2024 World Cup, which is set for next year in Sri Lanka.
Judge lashes police’s ‘despicable conduct’
Windhoek High Court Judge Essie Schimming-Chase has severely criticised the police’s conduct during the arrest of a stock theft suspect.
UK dangles carrot at Namibian asylum seekers
In its sustained quest to reduce the inflow of migrants, the United Kingdom government has offered Namibian asylum seekers reintegration packages of about N$68 000 (£3 000) to return home. The deal has also been extended to those living illegally in the UK’s territory.
Local authority councillors score major increase
Mayors and councillors of tier two municipalities, town and village councils will now earn more in terms of sitting allowances after the Ministry of Urban and Rural Development granted approval for a 15%, 20% and 25% increase on monthly allowances.
No plans for Rundu High Court
Prosecutor general Martha Imalwa has said despite a spike in criminal cases in the two Kavango regions and the Zambezi region, a division of the High Court cannot be established in Rundu due to lack of financial resources.
Mulunga wants disciplinary charges dropped
Suspended managing director of the National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia Immanuel Mulunga approached the labour division of the Windhoek High Court to review and set aside two charges he faces in a disciplinary hearing.
ǂAnǂuisa tama ǁkhais ge Mweshipandekaba go ǁnāǂam
ǀGuikaidisi (100) xa a !nāsa skolǀgôan Mweshipandeka Senior Sekondere Skoli di ǀgôan ge Covid-19 !aroma go !âihe, ǁnāpan ge ǁkhai-i ǀkha ra !gûǁare khami ī mâsigu ǀkha !kharaga ǀae!khō!khain tawa ǂoa ge Fraitaxsa xu gere sīse. Oshana ǀkharib di ǂurusib direkters, Johanna Haimenes ra mîa !oab ge mîǁguiba ge ūhe nē ǀgôan nî !âide dī-aihesa, ǁîn Covid-19 ǁōsa a ǂhīsas tamas ka i o-i nē-e a tare!nôa ǀ









