Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )

A mother and her two children tragically died in a shack fire in the Democratic Resettlement Community (DRC) at Swakopmund when the shack they were sleeping in caught fire early on Wednesday morning. 

President Hage Geingob has returned home following medical treatment in the United States of America, where he underwent a novel medical therapy, the Presidency announced. 

Auditor-general Junias Kandjeke has slammed the Otavi town council for failing to install proper financial management systems. 

School hostels in the Erongo region, specifically those along the coast, are in dire need of financial aid to upgrade their ailing infrastructure. 

Johannes Haufiku, an official from the ministry of environment, forestry and tourism was granted bail of N$3 000 when he appeared in the Rundu Magistrate’s Court following his arrest on Thursday evening when he allegedly corruptly used a state vehicle.

Namibian Police chief Joseph Shikongo continues to implore senior officers to style up and provide improved services to the public or face his wrath, including demotion.

CITY of Windhoek says it is replacing the water distribution network in Groot Aub and will start installing individual household and community prepaid meters to improve water supply to the reswidents of the rapidly expanding settlement.

The Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture is hosting the Jolly Phonics intervention programme, partly sponsored by Unicef, which aims to improve literacy levels among school-going children.

The Road Fund Administration handed over an emergency response vehicle worth N$1.3 million to the Motor- Vehicle Accident Fund yesterday to cater for patients from the Zambezi and Kavango regions.

During the early days of April in 1940, Nazi-Germany invaded Norway. My mother, five years old at the time, still recalls German airplanes with swastikas bombing a military airfield outside Oslo.