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ONAMUNGUDO – The battle for the throne of Ondonga traditional community reached unprecedented heights yesterday as two warring factions each crowned its own leader as the omukwaniilwa.

WINDHOEK - Government has reminded officials in the ranks of government and public enterprises, who seemingly still cling to their jobs after they have reached the retirement age, of the law requiring them to leave.

WINDHOEK - Three judges of the Namibia Supreme Court dismissed an appeal the Namibia Central Intelligence Service (NCIS) lodged against a judgment of the Windhoek High Court refusing a final interdict against The Patriot newspaper and its editor Mathias Haufiku from publishing a story relating to properties it owns. 

WALVIS BAY - The Walvis Bay municipal council has allocated N$107 million of its N$314 million capital budget to land development projects for the 2019/2020 financial year.

ONAMEGA- “Immanuel Kauluma Elifas okwa li omulumentu gwombili, gweyego hali kala kombanda kehe ethimbo, omulumentu gwokuninga omashendjo, ngoka kwa li  ha hiki oongongi dhe dhanamambati okunyanyudha aantu ayehe, nokwa li ha egamwa kukehe gumwe omolwa ombili nombepo ye ombwanawa kwa li e na nakehe gumwe.”

Okongo – Omukundadoolopa Okongo opo wa etwa koshivalo sheedolopa okudja muNovember 2015, wa ninga odoolopa onhinhatu moshitukulwa Ohangwena.

WINDHOEK- Omupeviprima Netumbo Nandi Ndaitwah okwa ti kutya omutengenekwathaneko gwoshimaliwa gwoshilongo ngoka gwa tulwa poshitaafula kuminista gwemona otagu etitha omukumo noonkondo.

Lüderitz  - Omukwateli komesho woLüderitz Nest Hotel Ulf Grünewald okwa shakeneka epangelo ondjilakati eshi a yandja omaano okambete koulola opo ovanambelewa vopolifi moLüderitz va dule okunangala koshi yotuwa ngeenge tava tale oindjina yotuwa ngeenge eetuwa tadi etwa popolifi nokukonaakonwa. 

Lüderitz – Ovanhu ve li vatano ova pewa eedjapo davo, konima eshi va pewa omadeulo a nghene ve na okukuna oikwambidi momaumbo avo pamukalo wopaunhongononi woHydroponic.

WINDHOEK - Burundi’s long quest to become the 17th member of the Southern African Development Community (Sadc) has reached an advanced stage, as the regional body’s evaluation team will next month (May) visit the eastern African country for inspections on whether it meets the requirements before being admitted.