Suspended Grootfontein municipality CEO Kisco Sinvula has managed to convince the High Court that he stands a good chance at proving and subsequently winning his labour dispute currently before court.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Shannon’s son entrusted to alleged killer
The late Shannon Wasserfall’s son was supposed to remain with Azaan Madisia (30) to wean him off breastfeeding, the boyfriend of Wasserfall testified yesterday.
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Nsfaf fraud hearing set for July
The hearing for the case in which the Namibia Student Financial Assistance Fund (Nsfaf) wants the court to compel its former payment officer to pay back more than N$500 000 he fraudulently transferred to a “student” will continue in July.
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Date set for Noble leave to appeal application
Windhoek High Court Judge Orben Sibeya last week set 9 March 2023 as the date to hear the application by convicted drug dealer Grant Noble for leave to appeal his conviction in the Supreme Court.
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Thieves target church bells
It appears that thieves have discovered a rewarding market for bells, as theft of church bells has become a recurring crime in the north.
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Unbeaten Stars stretch lead to 10 points
Debmarine Namibia Premiership runaway log leaders African Stars are showing no signs of slowing down in their quest to win the coveted league title.
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SPAR announced as new inline hockey sponsors
SPAR Namibia has announced that it will be the lead sponsor for the country’s junior national inline hockey teams for the next three years.
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Aashakati ye li kootenda otaya indile oonete dhoomwe
Aakalimo yomOshakati mboka ya tembudhilwa kootenda kEhenye omolwefundja oya ti, nonando taya pandula epangelo sho lye ya yuula momeya, natango otaya indile oonete dhoomwe. Taya ti, oya hala okuyambidhidhwa noonete dhoomwe omolwuutile woMalaria.
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Kaitsēdi daogu tsūke!gân !gôaba ǀoro, ǂkhawadīb !gôaba ǂharo
Ministeri Sîsengu tsî !Nari!oabadi dib, John Mutorwab ge ge mî, ǂoa ge kurib kaitsēdi ǁaeb !nurib ra ǁgausa !oan autoǂgâugudi tsî ǁnāsa xu ra hōhe tsû-ain tsî ǁōgu !gôagu di ǀorosa sī!nâhe hâsa.
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Bakgalagadi yearn to improve their lives
The Bakgalagadi community at Corridor 21 in the Aminuis constituency plead for government to recognise them as a marginalised group.