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The Law Society of Namibia (LSN) says prominent lawyer Sisa Namandje’s refusal to open records to his trust account is done merely to protect himself and his conduct and not his clients as he has claimed. 

Several Windhoek schools have stepped up cleaning measures to prevent the potential spread of Covid-19. Teachers and other institutional workers reported for work this past week to help prepare the classrooms for face-to-face learning, as well as to continue with alternative teaching methods. 

The temporary hike in bus and taxi fares by Road Transportation Board (RTB) on Monday has triggered public outrage and protests, with some saying the increase during this time of the Coronavirus pandemic is harsh to public transport users.

The ministry of environment has put down another elephant after causing substantial crop damage at Amarika in the Otamanzi constituency of Omusati region. 

A disgruntled farmer, Robbie Hoveka, residing in the Eiseb Block, a settlement in Omaheke region, has accused another farmer Barney Karuuombe for using his influence and position to break the law and do as he pleased by cutting down a fenced area meant to prevent livestock from straying to other farms in the area.

OMUTHIYA - Law enforcement officers in Oshikoto region have been very busy preventing illicit liquor trade during the current state of emergency Covid-19 period.

Kansela gwoshikandjohogololo shaMulonga moshitopolwa shaHangwena Erickson Ndawanifwa okwa holola omadhilaadhilo ge kutya okukala kamu na oosasiona dhopolisi moshikandjohogololo shoka osha eta iimbuluma yi londe.

EENHANA – Walde Ndevashiya, Ngoloneya mupe moshitukulwa Ohangwena okwa eta pouyelele  omutungilo wofanekwandjila oyo tai ka endwa opo oshitukulwa Ohangwena shi kale sha xuma komesho, koshi yoshipalanyole “Twa hangana okukaleka Ohangwena ya hapa no i li nawa.”

The majority of OvaHimba and San communities are saying they did not receive the N$750 emergency income grant (EIG) that government paid to people on the basis they lost income and the unemployed since the outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic.

Well wishes have poured in for Namibia’s first democratically elected president Sam Nujoma on the occasion of his 91st birthday. Nujoma turns 91 today.