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WINDHOEK-Oominista oonkulu dhi li mbali noshowo aakwashigwana yane oya holoka mompangu ohela shi na sha noshipotha shuulingilingi sho anuwa ya futwa oombumbo noya kalekwa mondholongo sigo onena opo ya wape ya pulakene ngele taya pewa oku ifutila mo. Eindilo lyoku ifutila mo otali ka kala ko mompangu yOpombanda yaWindhoek nena.

The ruling Swapo Party has taken a commanding lead in this year’s National Assembly elections, while President Hage Geingob was slightly ahead of independent candidate Dr Panduleni Itula in the presidential race. 

WINDHOEK – The formal appearance in court yesterday of the six accused in the high-profile bribery case implicating former cabinet ministers Bernhard Esau and Sacky Shanghala generated massive public interest. 

WINDHOEK – President Hage Geingob yesterday extended congratulations to SADC chair and president John Magufuli ahead of the 58th anniversary of the United Republic of Tanzania. 

WINDHOEK - A Congolese national denied that she smuggled at least 15 refugees into Namibia for a fee when she appeared before Windhoek High Court Judge Dinnah Usiku at the High Court situated at the Windhoek Correctional Services.

WINDHOEK - Windhoek High Court Judge Thomas Masuku last week ordered the Anti-Corruption Commission and the Ministry of Finance to return a consignment of timber held unlawfully to its rightful owners.

ONGWEDIVA – Electoral Commission of Namibia officials in Ohangwena and Omusati have denied allegations that voters were denied their right to vote for the leader of their choice after officials failed to set up mobile stations at the expected times.

OKALONGO–  Nonando omahogololo ga li ga tameke pethimbo moshitopolwa shaMusati, oga li taga ende kashona noonkondo omolwa aakulupe mboka yaa shi okulongitha omashina gokuhogolola.

TrenTyre officially re-opened the doors to its revamped Windhoek branch on November 08, 2019. Amongst the changes that customers can look forward are a modernised look and feel for both the customer waiting area, new billing system and an increase in the number of service lifts.

Following what has been described by many as a heated campaign trail, Namibians voted in a general election yesterday hailed by many as peaceful despite challenges associated with electronic voting machines (EVMs) experienced across the country.