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A cry of sorrow and grief
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A cry of sorrow and grief

First Lady Monica Geingos has penned an emotional letter expressing her heartfelt condolences to the mother of two-week-old Charmaine Moss, who died last week after she was allegedly sexually violated by her own father.  “We know that words have little meaning in moments such as these, we also know that it is impossible to understand...

Kids killed in devastating midday blaze
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Kids killed in devastating midday blaze

ONAMBANGO – Two children were killed in a horror midday house fire at Onambango in the Oshikoto region on Wednesday. The incident happened shortly after their mother had left the homestead to charge her cell phone at a nearby village. According to the mother Aina Erastus, the fire broke out in one of the thatched...

Government promises residents land
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Government promises residents land

Otjozondjupa governor James Uerikua has promised the residents of Okahandja that President Hage Geingob’s administration has taken a decision to deal with the thorny land issue at the Garden Town.  Addressing residents at a packed Nau-Aib stadium yesterday, Uerikua said the ministry of urban and rural development has already been instructed to start surveying land where...

Health workers ‘overwhelmed’ … Covid-19 frontline staff tell Govt delegation
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Health workers ‘overwhelmed’ … Covid-19 frontline staff tell Govt delegation

WALVIS BAY – Health workers at Walvis Bay yesterday told a high-level government delegation they are understaffed and overworked due to the increasing Covid-19 infections at the harbour town.  The health workers said they simply cannot cope with the intense and emotionally draining work of caring for patients, as both isolation and quarantine facilities are...

Fishrot: No bail to ex-minister, son-in-law
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Fishrot: No bail to ex-minister, son-in-law

“The argument that suspects in white-collar crimes should be granted bail is the reason the public has lost trust in the justice system.” These were the words of magistrate Duard Kesslau yesterday while handing down judgement in the Windhoek Magistrate’s Court when he denied bail to former fisheries minister Bernhardt Esau and his son-in-law Tamson...

PM launches Public Sector Innovation Policy
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PM launches Public Sector Innovation Policy

Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila yesterday launched the Public Sector Innovation Policy, aimed at enhancing effective public service delivery through good governance, accountability, transparency and improved performance service delivery as part of the Harambee Prosperity Plan. The launch took place at Nipam in Windhoek and was attended by cabinet ministers and other public institution executives. The...

Female cyclists need more recognition – Vorster
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Female cyclists need more recognition – Vorster

Mountain Bike and Time Trial champion, Michelle Vorster, says if female cyclists are given the same publicity as their male counterparts, it would change the way young female riders look at the sport. In an interview with Nampa, Namibia’s representative at the 2021 Olympic Games in Mountain Bike (MTB) said women cyclists are underrated compared...

NPL clubs swimming in pool of confusion
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NPL clubs swimming in pool of confusion

As of yesterday, clubs in the expelled Namibia Premier League (NPL) were swimming in a pool of confusion unsure of what the future holds for them in the now banished topflight football league. This is in exception of African Stars and league newcomers Okahandja United, who both this week publicly came out to announce their...

Villagers forcefully remove ‘illegal’ fence
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Villagers forcefully remove ‘illegal’ fence

Stefanus Nambara NKURENKURU – The Mbunza Traditional Authority has ordered the removal of an alleged illegal fence, which was erected earlier this year, to pave way for farmland at Tamesa village in the Kavango West region.  The illegal fence is said to have affected three villages, including Karo, Pusa and Gcugcuma, as well as residents...

Mutorwa reads riot act to NCAA board
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Mutorwa reads riot act to NCAA board

Works and transport minister John Mutorwa has intervened into the much-publicised saga at the Namibia Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), ordering the company’s board to reinstate the suspended assistant legal officer Natalia Isak.  Isak was suspended after she was involved in a physical confrontation with the parastatal’s chief financial officer.  Prior to her suspension, she wrote...