Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )

The Windhoek municipal council this week approved the reduction of the down-payment requirement for defaulting residential clients.

Political analysts yesterday reacted to this week’s City of Windhoek council elections with some predicting a “gridlock”. 

Windhoek High Court Judge Claudia Claasen yesterday reasoned custodial sentence was unavoidable, considering the circumstances that led to the murder of student leader Helao Ndjaba at the hands of the commissioner of refugees Likius Valombola. 

Defence minister Frans Kapofi has assured the genocide-affected communities of the government’s commitment to bring the genocide issue to finality to the satisfaction of everyone.

The Covid-19 pandemic presents Namibia with a massive hurdle to overcome due to its paucity of capacity in scientific research, investment in digital technology and artificial intelligence.

Okongo constituency councillor Efraim Shipindo says vaccine uptake has improved, although residents are still coming in at snail’s pace.

Learning that you are HIV-positive can be one of the most difficult experiences you go through in life.

Kavango West governor Sirrka Ausiku has called for the review of the compensation policy used by local and regional council authorities to compensate landowners who pave way for development.

Urban and rural development minister Erastus Uutoni this week handed over 50 residential plots to residents of Nkurenkuru’s Kakuro, much to the delight of the beneficiaries.

The Directorate of Legal Aid has appointed a new lawyer for an American national on trial for murder to represent him in his N$1.1 million lawsuit against the safety ministry.