The police in Zambezi last weekend arrested a suspect after he was found in possession of kudu meat, a firearm and ammunition without valid permits at Shiwunga village.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Geingob to lead Oceans Day celebrations
Walvis Bay mayor Trevino Forbes has urged coastal residents to come up in numbers and join the rest of the world to commemorate World Ocean Day 2022, which will be held in the town.
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Stampriet increases water pressure
The chairperson of the Hardap Regional Council Gershon Dauseb has urged residents of Stampriet to pay for municipal services to ensure the village council meets its financial obligations and development plans.
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Fishing industry still opposes phosphate
The Confederation of Namibian Fishing Associations says their objections against phosphate mining are misrepresented in the final verification document of Marine Spatial Planning and now gives the impression that they support the activity.
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Teen allegedly stabs woman over boyfriend
A case of attempted murder was opened against a 17-year-old girl for stabbing a 29-year-old woman with an Okapi knife on Monday night during an alleged fight over a boyfriend.
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N$11m drugs truck driver gets bail
The truck driver who reportedly carried drugs with a combined value of more than N$11 million was granted bail of N$50 000 with conditions in the Gobabis Magistrate’s Court last week.
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UDF dumps IPC for Swapo
The United Democratic Front and Swapo have forged a marriage so Swapo can take over the chairpersonship of the Erongo Regional Council seat and keep other political parties out even after the re-election of the Swakopmund constituency councillor.
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Otjunda commemoration back after Covid hiatus
Hundreds of Ovambanderu will descend on the garden town of Okahandja this weekend to commemorate the battle of Otjunda in which their chief, Kahimemua Nguvauva, was executed on 12 June 1896, as punishment for participating in an uprising against German colonialism in the Gobabis area.
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NC in another crunch meeting with both leagues
The Fifa-appointed Normalisation Committee for the Namibia Football Association (NFA) will today continue with its roundtable mediation efforts when a second consultative meeting with members of both the Namibia Premier League (NPL) and the Namibia Premier Football League (NPFL) takes place at the NFA Football House in Katutura.
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Erongob ge ǁaupexa 40 000 khoena !khāǁkhae hâ
Covid-19 tsoatsoas !nâ ge ǁîb tsîna ǀgaisase ra ǂhīgu!nâhe nē ǁōsa ǀkharib ase ǂansa i Namibiab !nâ Erongo ǀkharib, ge nēsi 39 493 khoena nē ǁkhōǁkhōsa ǁōs !oagu !khāǁkhae hâ tis ge ǂurusib ǂgaeǂguisa ǂoa ge wekheb !nâ gere ǂanǂan.