After long Ovaherero-Nama genocide talks, Germany agreed to accept responsibility for the atrocities they caused in Namibia 100 years ago.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Gang rape accused seek acquittal
Two of three men on trial for allegedly gang-raping a young woman at Otjurukune Reserve in the Gobabis area in 2017, say the State failed to prove their case beyond reasonable doubt.
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Learner licence applicants swarm NaTIS
Since the reopening of the Namibia Traffic Information System offices this week, a large number of people have gathered at Oshakati NaTIS for booking of learner licence tests.
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Murder convict gets lawyer for appeal
A new lawyer has been appointed for a man convicted and sentenced to 30 years imprisonment for murdering his ex-girlfriend over the paternity of their son.
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Oanob cruise turns into calamity
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High Court has jurisdiction in labour matters
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Flash floods bring misery to Walvis Bay
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Kidnapping, rape convict loses appeal
The hopes of a kidnapping and rape convict to have his conviction overturned were dashed after the High Court dismissed his appeal.
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Mayor wants to clean up city
Windhoek mayor Sade Gawanas has urged all stakeholders to intensify efforts to clean up the city to reclaim its title as the cleanest city in Africa.