The matter in which Landless People’s Movement leader Bernadus Swartbooi is challenging the decisions taken after he and fellow party leader Henny Seibeb’s infamous conduct in parliament during a presidential address, will be heard by a full bench of High Court judges.
With just a couple of days before 202 riders embark on the second annual Ride the Ridges, proudly co-sponsored by PSG and Capricorn Group, excitement is growing for this epic mountain bike adventure on the beautiful scenic ridges surrounding Windhoek, which is lush green after the blessing of rain.
Opolisi moshitopolwa shaShikoto oya ndhindhilike i i p o t h a y o m a k w a t o koonkondo tayi indjipala, ihe olundji ohayi ningilwa aanona aashona omolwa kaape na esiloshimpwiyu lyaakuluntu lya gwana.
Three new enterprises have used Development Bank of Namibia finance to strengthen their operations with solar energy.
Namibians have severely criticised the undiplomatic stance by British High Commissioner to Namibia Charles Moore in a controversial comment he made on Twitter regarding the granting of citizenship to a four-year-old child of a same-sex couple.
Economic despair and rampant unemployment could soon be a thing of the past for the residents of Witvlei in the Omaheke region, as the planned reopening of the renowned Witvlei Abattoir is set to provide over 250 permanent and seasonal jobs to the settlement’s inhabitants.
An unnamed illness suffered by lawyer Hipura Ujaha has further delayed the start of the trial of 45-year-old estate administrator Mervin Kozonguizi in the Windhoek High Court.
Monhele yokukaleka oinima nomishangwa dopandjokonona, Onandjokwe Medical Museum, edina laDr. Selma Rainio, oli li mo tali dana onghandangala.
The Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) is calling on all former members who have left employment due to retirement, resignation, ill-health, disability, or retrenchment, and who have not claimed or received their pension benefits from the fund.
Buoyed by the massive turnout at a fully packed Olufuko Centre in Outapi, President Hage Geingob yesterday said after 33 years of sustained progress, there is still work to be done for the country to achieve its goals.