Namibia has oil!
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
Oanob cruise turns into calamity
The police in the Hardap region late yesterday were still searching for the body of one man who went missing when a boat capsized at Lake Oanob near Rehoboth on Saturday afternoon.
High Court has jurisdiction in labour matters
The Supreme Court on Friday determined that the High Court of Namibia has jurisdiction to hear labour matters.
Flash floods bring misery to Walvis Bay
The lack of a drainage system at Walvis Bay has turned into a headache for some residents who found themselves on the receiving end of unexpected rain.
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.
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.
Hippo victim dies waiting ambulance
A 59-year-old man identified as Musialela Moses Luyanga, became the latest human-wildlife conflict victim when he was attacked by a hippopotamus while paddling a canoe along Kasaya River channel in Kabbe South constituency of the Zambezi region.
Governors officially open Angola-Namibia border
Angola’s Cuando Cubango governor José Martins says the temporary border closure brought hardship for families on both sides of the Namibia-Angola border.
Akapandi’s remains interred
Prominent businessman and founder of John & Penny group, Johannes Akapandi Endjala was buried at Okapya village in the Oshana region on Saturday.
Nedbank Time Trial and Road Race this weekend
All is set for today’s much-anticipated Nedbank National Time Trial Championships and Sunday’s Nedbank National Road Race Championships.






