Police have questioned several people, including a relative of six-year-old Adrian Myne Oswyn, whose body parts were found scattered in and around a sewage pond in Karibib.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Geingob, HH tout smart partnerships
Economic development cannot take place in a vacuum, and trade platforms should be utilised to foster a spirit of integration and cooperation.
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Swakop elderly couple killers convicted
Windhoek High Court Judge Christie Liebenberg yesterday convicted the two men on trial for the murders of elderly Swakopmund couple 81-year-old Siegfried and 79-year-old Sieglinde Strzelecki of murder with direct intent with regards to Sieglinde.
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Kavango West man dies after tree accident
An adult Namibian man, Sipirangi Romanus Usuka, lost his life on Monday after a tree he was cutting fatally fell on him at Kahenge village in the Nkurenkuru district of Kavango West.
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Foetus dumped in IUM dustbin
The Khomas police are investigating a case of concealment after a foetus was discovered by a security officer at the International University of Management Dorado Park, Windhoek, on Tuesday morning.
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Parliamentarians want maximum benefit from minerals
The Standing Committee on Economics and Public Administration held a consultative meeting yesterday with the ministry of mines to get clarification on how shareholding by government in the mining and exploration industry is determined.
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Mostert’s trial on hold
The trial of former magistrate and fraud accused Walter ‘Rooies’ Mostert in Windhoek Regional Court is currently on hold.
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New multifaceted sports arena for Rehoboth…to be completed by end of year
Sport activities in the town of Rehoboth will soon get a massive boost after the town council’s steering committee announced plans to construct a modern sport complex that will host various major events.
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Omakwatokoonkondo onkene taga indjipala
Omakwatokoonkondo moNamibia onkene taga indjipala, ngoka taga ningilwa unene aakiintu mwa kwatelwa aanona yeli kohi yomimvo.
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Opinion – Government should invest more in education
Education is one of the most important investments a country can make for its future. Education is a powerful agent of change, improves health and livelihoods, contributes to social stability, and drives long-term economic growth. Education is also essential to the success of everyone in Namibia.