A 39-year-old Windhoek man appeared in the Katutura Magistrate’s Court yesterday on rape charges after he allegedly sexually assaulted his stepdaughter.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Erongo Red CEO makes grand entrance
The newly appointed CEO of Erongo Red, Tino !Hanabeb, says he is eager to provide much-needed leadership and guidance to the embattled institution.
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KAS gives Braille equipment to NFVI
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Ditch harmful cultural norms – Jagger
Deputy minister of gender equality Bernadette Jagger has called for an examination of cultural practices on the way children are raised in order to discourage harming the most vulnerable in society.
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Zambezi SMEs get shot in the arm
The ministry of poverty eradication and social welfare handed over income generating equipment to beneficiaries in the Zambezi region on Tuesday.
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Namibia seeks more trade with Nigeria
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Fishrot bribery accused’s bail on hold
The bail hearing of a police reservist, accused of attempting to defeat the course of justice in the ongoing Fishrot case, will resume end of this month.
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Parties take aim at Swakop seat
Swakopmund residents will be heading to the polls in August this year to elect a new Swakopmund constituency councillor to replace former Independent Patriots for Change councillor Ciske
Smith-Howard.
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Expelled commissioners jab at Tjongarero
Five of the eight former members of the Namibia Sports Commission (NSC) board of commissioners, who were recently expelled from their roles by sports minister Agnes Tjongarero, are demanding an unreserved apology from the minister, and that she must atone for ‘damaging’ their reputations.