ECN chief electoral and referenda officer Theo Mujoro - quoting section 83 of the Electoral Act - said the only way a duly nominated candidate can be withdrawn after nomination is when a candidate dies or become incapacitated.
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Nakathila, Andeleki trade verbal jabs ahead of mega fight
Nakathila will this Saturday headline the much-anticipated ‘Together as One’ Boxing Bonanza that will be hosted by the MTC Nestor Sunshine Boxing & Fitness Academy
PERSONALITY OF THE WEEK: Micheal Petrus Hamukwaya
I have witnessed the benefits of healthy living through movements in my lifetime as an athlete and also through some of my para-athlete friends.
Matomola addresses new FIM Bill
NAMFISA CEO, Kenneth Matomola, addresses frequently asked questions on the Financial Institutions and Markets (FIM) Bill:
Kavango East not a poor region – governor
Kavango East governor Bonifatius Wakudumo has rejected the notion the region is one of the poorest in the country while citing its fertile soil and the accessibility to water.
Mining firm patches up Karibib roads
The town’s mayor Petrus Nabot claimed the Roads Authority (RA) had threatened council it would move its
services to neighbouring Omaruru
Namibia aims to restore traveller confidence
tourism minister Pohamba Shifeta yesterday launched new safety protocols and guidelines for safe travel to restore traveller confidence and
‘State failed to prove VAT fraud claims’
Windhoek-based lawyer Trevor Brockerhoff yesterday told Windhoek High Court Acting Judge Kobus Miller exhibits in the ongoing value added tax (VAT) fraud trial were not proved properly before the court.
Walvis Bay rejects rehab centre
There is currently no rehabilitation facility in Walvis Bay and Swakopmund despite alcohol and drug abuse considered a major problem at the coastal towns.
Mixed fortunes for Zuma N$100m drought donation
Some regions did not benefit from the N$100 million drought donation made by the South African government to Namibia in 2014,