Two Khomas regional councillors who represent a vast number of poor people who live on the outskirts of Windhoek, have expressed frustration over the increasing number of residents flocking to their offices in search of food, particularly women with small babies.
As almost 80 drug-related arrests were made in the Otjozondjupa region from January to June 2023, police and local officials joined hands this past weekend to ‘clean up’ Otjiwarongo.
Major green energy company Fortescue Future Industries is proposing a joint venture with the Namibian government to produce electrolysers for green hydrogen.
A man who was sentenced to consecutive prison terms of 163 years in 2015 has succeeded in getting leave to appeal the sentences in the Supreme Court.
United Democratic Front president and member of Parliament, Apius !Auchab, has called on the government to cease providing allowances to traditional authorities and leaders who do not fulfil their responsibilities to their communities.
Swakopmund residents demonstrated the true essence of ubuntu over the weekend as they stepped in to help a distressed family residing in a makeshift structure without a roof in the DRC informal settlement.
A Windhoek resident who inherited a home with a water debt of N$74 000 lost his bid to have the court force the City of Windhoek to write-off his debt and that of other residents.
Omana tjimuna ooMbeurora nooSeuakouje kaye hee poo kaye hungirire ouzeu poo ondjuriro porwavyo oveyeruke vawo movavatje vavo ndji va muna poo ndji ve muna kourike wavo mouye.
After turning over a new leaf in life four years ago and devoting his life to serving God, Jeffrey Haoseb (35), once known as ‘Slammer the Infamous Rapper’, recently shared his experiences about making decisions that were life-changing and difficult at the same time.