Namibia is being infiltrated by human traffickers, who use the country as a gateway to transport victims to other countries, according to Inspector General Joseph Shikongo.
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Cops mum on gunned down pangolin suspect
The Namibian Police at Rundu have refused to divulge details on the circumstances of a fatal shooting on Friday evening. A man, suspected to have been dealing in pangolin skins, was shot during a police sting operation.
End of the road for Fishrot bail appeals
Three judges of appeal yesterday dismissed an appeal by six Fishrot accused against the refusal of bail by Windhoek High Court Judge Shafimana Uietele in April last year.
Unions fume as labour dispute files vanish
The Mine Workers Union of Namibia coordinator for the Erongo region has expressed dismay with the way labour commissioners work after three case files got lost at the labour ministry’s offices in Swakopmund.
Cross border travelling allowed only with new IDs
The Namibia government, through the Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security has said only the new identity card can be used for travelling to Botswana.
Labour consultant unshaken by Rani lawsuit threat
Labour consultant Linus Neumbo has said he is unshaken by the Rani Group’s lawsuit threat and will continue fighting for his over 250 clients.
Undeterred Mbakera: We take the one point and move
Debmarine Namibia Premiership table toppers African Stars head coach Mervin Mbakera admitted that Black Africa’s discipline and solid tactical game plan was the main deciding factor in Saturday’s Katutura derby between the two traditional rivals at the Unam stadium in the capital.
Mubuso ubata koto yebukiti kumubulai kasando
Muzekisi wamubuso Ian Malumani ubata kuli khuta ilenge muyahi watolopo ya Windoko lilimo ze 37 kakunata ni kubulaya mufumahali hae kasituhu ni sando.
Lost in the wild
In celebration of World Wildlife Day, an exhibition of Namibian and Ugandan fauna by Joseph ‘Ntensibe opened at the Franco-Namibian Cultural Centre (FNCC) on Thursday.
140 submissions received for NBC radio dramas…pitching starts today
The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) received a whopping 140 submissions for its radio drama programmes.







