WINDHOEK- Omupresidente Hage Geingob okwa hokolola kutya edhilaadhilo lyokuya po nomashina gwo kuhogolola ngoka haga ithanwa electronic voting machines (EVM) kalya li osheetwapo shaSwapo ashike Swapo okwa yambidhidha owala edhilaadhilo nokulitaamba ko.
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Weapons seized at rallies …police chief urges political tolerance
WINDHOEK - Police Inspector General Sebastian Ndeitunga said weapons, including firearms, have been seized at political rallies across the country as campaigning for the general election heats up.
Kuvukiland: Scores languish in squalor
TSUMEB - The outskirts of Tsumeb in the Oshikoto region embodies all the woes of over-urbanisation.
Gobabis double murderer gets two life terms
WINDHOEK - Windhoek High Court Acting Judge Alfred Siboleka yesterday sentenced double murder convict, Petrus Paai, to two life imprisonment terms.
Rains bring relief to northern farmers
ONGWEDIVA – Rain in the northern regions came as a relief to many farmers whose livestock have been decimated by the persistent drought.
NDP receives new members at Sikubi rally
KATIMA MULILO – The leader of the National Democratic Party (NDP) Martin Lukato Lukato, says he received 84 new members over the weekend.
Okaku inhabitants demand service delivery
OKAKU – Inhabitants of some villages in the Okaku constituency said they are still hoping for basic services such as water, electricity and quality public healthcare.
//Kharas steps up crime prevention efforts
KEETMANSHOOP – Police officers in the //Kharas Region must not use unnecessary force during crime prevention efforts.
Ndeitunga severely rebukes Dukwe returnees
WINDHOEK - Police Inspector-General Sebastian Ndeitunga has sent a stern warning to former Dukwe refugees, saying that the law will be enforced on those trying to destabilise the security of the country.
Geingob lifts ban on timber exports at Swapo rally
RUNDU - President Geingob says already cut raw timber must be exported, this is despite the government ban of raw timber involving mainly farmers from the two Kavango regions not to sell harvested logs for export but only to local factories leaving many farmers with rotting logs of timber.