Despite assurances from the police regarding the completion and submission of the investigation report into the accident involving police chief Joseph Shikongo, the docket is yet to reach the prosecutor general's office.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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‘Sir Alex’ appeal gets red card
Windhoek High Court Judge Claudia Claasen yesterday dismissed an application to appeal their conviction and sentence in the Supreme Court by Russian national Alexander Krylov and his Namibian counterpart Anna Engelbrecht.
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UPM’s kurwanena yimaliwa kuna kukasika nye kompanguro
Marwanambo gana kara mombunga politika United Peoples Party (UPM) ngesi kuna kukasika nye kompanguro omu hamutjanga ntoni ana kutwara president gwawo kompanguro morwa yimaliwa eyi ana kugazxara asi kwayiruganesa pwahana asi paveta.
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Konyara yirugana yokusika ko 15 000 tavakayitulisapo
Kuna karapo nye ehuguvaro lyava vapira yirugana, morwa kuna kumoneka asi takukamoneka yirugana yovantu wokusika ko 15 000 moruha rwepangero omu vana kuyindindira yikahoroke mvhura zeezi.
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Access to land still hampers housing
Access to land remains one of the biggest barriers to home ownership not only in Swakopmund but throughout Namibia.
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Magistrate disputes handwriting specimens
Ondangwa-based magistrate, Liwena Walter Mikiti disputes the legitimacy of handwriting specimens purportedly of a police officer who attended a motor vehicle accident he was involved in.
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Alleged paedophile gets trial dates
A former police reservist accused of sexually violating underage boys, filming them, and selling pornographic videos on the dark web, will take the stand in August to answer for his alleged crimes.
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Govt spokespersons urged to adopt new trends
The Minister of Information and Communicat ion Technology, Peya Mushelenga has urged government public relations and communication officers to adapt to the new trends of information sharing and the use of social media.
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Geingos: Rich-poor divide a ticking time bomb
First Lady Monica Geingos sounded an alarm regarding the country’s economic landscape, revealing that merely 10% of Namibians are actively engaged in the first economy, a statistic that poses significant risks to sustainability.
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N$23.7m refuse removal tender set aside
The review panel of the Procurement Board’s decision to stop the bidding process midway for a N$23.7 million tender, for the removal of household refuse and pumping out septic tanks at government buildings in Kavango East, has been set aside by the High Court.