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WALVIS BAY - Arngrímur Brynjólfsson, the captain of Heinaste, a factory trawler owned by Samherji, was yesterday fined N$950 000 in the Walvis Bay Magistrate’s Court for fishing in a restricted zone.

The Supreme Court has rejected a challenge to the November 2019 disputed elections by refusing to annul the presidential elections because a verifiable paper trial was not used.

WINDHOEK-Omupresidente gwoshilongongo Hage Geingob okwa lombwele oominista dhoka dhili iilyo yokambinete kutya nadhi ilongekidhile okuya mopenzela oshoka ye otaka shunitha iilyo yokambinete pevi .

President Hage Geingob yesterday strongly cautioned his cabinet ministers that they will no longer conduct business as usual, warning that the bar of performance would be set high this time around. 

Former prime minister Nahas Angula said Namibia remains indebted to former Kenya’s president Daniel Arap Moi.

WINDHOEK - A Zimbabwean man, suspected of being involved in the murder of a nine-year-old girl whose charred body was found in a municipal rubbish skip a week ago, has appeared in absentia before a Windhoek court.

The Swapo politburo has formally endorsed the proposal, which calls for the need for a post-mortem of the ruling party and its presidential candidate’s performance in the November 2019 elections. 

Ongwediva –Opolifi moshitukulwa Oshana otai kongo omulumenhu, omukwashiwana waZimbabwe omunamido 41, molwa edipao laChipuriro Botham (51) naye a yambukile koZimbabwe.

WINDHOEK-Omupangulitokoli Christie Liebenberg okwa ekelahi eindilo lyominista onkulu yelongo Katrina Hanse Himarwa ndyoka a li a ninga opo oshipotha moka a li a monika ondjo shi talululwe kompangu onene yopombanda moshilongo yedhina Supreme Court. 

Namibia has become the first Southern African Development Community (SADC) country to stop granting visas to Chinese nationals as a precautionary measure due to the coronavirus outbreak that has become a global health emergency with the death rate increasing daily.