In a person’s life, the ownership of a thing is in principle the most comprehensive real right to a person’s own thing because it gives a sense of pride and honour as soon as ownership vests in such individual.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Opinion – Significance of Swapo’s policy conferences
Namibia is still considered a sub-Saharan Africa country with a huge gap between the “haves” and the “have nots”.
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Letter – The right way to fight back
I am shocked at the level of corruption in Namibia. Over the past months, I saw how the youth tried to fight back at corrupt leadership. Of course, there are many socio-economic hardships we are facing and witnessing on a daily basis, and I sometimes hesitate to buy a newspaper and read about it.
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Editorial – Ovaherero wrangling a disservice
It is quite embarrassing to read about the ongoing infighting rocking the Ovaherero Traditional Authority and whose senior leaders are embroiled in a chieftaincy row.
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Otjinene unveils Covid victims memorial
Hundreds of mourners gathered at the Otjinene constituency office on Tuesday to pay homage to all those who succumbed to Covid-19 and to also witness the unveiling of the memorial wall that is erected in their honour.
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37 000 eligible to vote in Swakopmund by-election
The Electoral Commission of Namibia has confirmed that 37 175 could cast their vote for a new regional councillor of the Swakopmund constituency in the by-elections, slated for 12 August this year.
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Cops shoot alleged copper wire thief
With copper prices on the rise, theft of metal is disrupting business in the communications sector as the police look to crack down on the culprits.
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Amushelelo wants legal aid for senior counsel
Forex traders Michael Amushelelo and Gregory Cloete are asking the department of Legal Aid in the Ministry of Justice to pay for a senior counsel (advocate) to represent them in their upcoming fraud trial in the Windhoek High Court.
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Briton petitions PG over murder charge
Murder accused British farmer and businessman, Harvey Boulter has asked the prosecutor general (PG) to reconsider the charges he is facing in the High Court.