A Windhoek resident accused of raping his biological daughter several times and forcing her to abort the foetus after impregnating her, has managed to secure the services of prominent criminal defence lawyer Mbanga Siyomunji.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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How Namibia can avoid the oil curse
Namibia needs to build competent and accountable institutions to manage oil revenue and minimise the risk of corruption by closing all legislative loopholes in order to avoid an oil curse.
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Nghiwete seeks leave to petition top court
Former Namibia Students Financial Assistance Fund CEO Hilya Nghiwete wants to be granted an opportunity to petition the Supreme Court after the High Court cancelled her reinstatement.
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Ovahongwa mo Tjauana mo 2023 maveutu okuhongwa mo Tjiherero
Otjiherero irimwe ro ma raka wOvakwatera peke peke va Tjauana ndu ma ririre rimwe ro ma raka ovahongwa mu ma vehongwa okuza ku Rozonÿu mo 2023.
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Nguherimo OtjiÞiro wa twara ko Mihoko Omikutasane ko Geneva
Ondekurona yOtjiÞiro Otjindjajndja ndji turira mo Mahi Omakutasane wa America, Jephta Nguherimo, ma ningire Otjihungiriro Otjikarerero tjOvandu Mbaziriire ko Africa okusembamisa omirari omiparanga mouye oku vatera ozondekurona zo TjiÞiro Otjindjandja tjOvaherero nOvakwena.
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College of the Arts students exhibit
An exhibition of the 2022 progress work of the first, second and third-year visual arts, fashion design and new media design students from the College of the Arts (Cota) is currently running at the Namibian Arts Association.
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Bank Windhoek closes 40th celebration with theatre production
As a supporter of the arts industry, Bank Windhoek commissioned a theatre production, titled ‘40 Years of Bank Windhoek’, to showcase the bank’s 40-year journey.
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Mental health conversations – Transitioning from high school to university
Entering university is an exciting phase for those who embark on the journey. There’s a sense of independence and freedom that most learners yearn for when they leave high school.
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Bank Windhoek Cancer Apple Projects raises N$33.9 million in funds
The Bank Windhoek Cancer Apple Project, in aid of the Cancer Association of Namibia (CAN), has raised N$33.9 million since its first donation of N$250 000 in 2000.