Mines and energy minister Tom Alweendo has asked the Windhoek High Court to set aside his original decision to grant Xinfeng Mining a mining licence.
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Thirty-five years for rape and murder
Self-confessed rapist and murderer Thomas Feni Omulunga Eradius was yesterday sentenced to an effective 35 years in jail for the brutal rape and murder of a 49-year-old woman at the Emanya village in Oshakati in January 2019.
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Unrepentant RedForce spits venom at councillors
Despite growing protests from residents of various towns over its modus operandi, Julius Nyamazana, the CEO of RedForce Debt Management, maintains that the company is not the enemy of the residents but politicians who are trying to abuse the situation to score political points.
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Discover Namibia expo billed for Mondesa
The Africa Economic Leadership Council (AELC) is hard at work putting all logistics in place for the upcoming SME and Township Economy Expo to be held in Swakopmund from 29 June to 1 July 2023.
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Suspected poacher shot dead in Bwabwata National Park
A suspected poacher was shot dead in a crossfire with the anti-poaching unit in the Bwabwata National Park and police officers on Saturday.
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Tura Magic continue great run
Tura Magic Ladies, the defending champions of the FNB Women’s Super League, continued their impressive winning streak over the weekend with a dominant 12-1 victory against NUST Babes.
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Amen okwa pumbwa omuhandjo wovamati
Ongwediva- Amen Combined School i li momukunda Onankali moshitukulwa shaShikoto otai pula ekwafo koshiwana opo shi vatele mokutunga omuhandjo wovamati, oshoyo ekulo lofikola.
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Namibia 2023: Mines ministry endorses Energy Invest
The Ministry of Mines and Energy has officially endorsed Energy Invest: Namibia 2023 – the official investment report for Namibia’s gas, petroleum, power and mining sectors – produced by Energy Capital & Power (ECP).
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Amukana: Rural schools perform better
Oshana regional director of education Hileni Amukana expressed her surprise and admiration that rural schools are performing better than those in urban areas. She was speaking last week during a regional awards ceremony at the Nengushe Secondary School.
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Appeal Court sets aside wholly suspended sentence
The High Court last week set aside a wholly suspended sentence of 10 years imposed on a Windhoek resident, who killed a fellow security guard on 13 August 2015 and replaced it with a sentence of 18 years.