Namibian Police supremo Joseph Shikongo has made a raft of changes at the top echelons of the force.
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N$2 diesel hike irks consumers
Namibians reacted furiously at yet another increase in the price of diesel.
RA challenges lucrative tender stalling
The Roads Authority is challenging a decision of the Public Procurement Review Panel to have various tenders for the maintenance of tarred roads handled by the Central Procurement Board of Namibia.
Serve Namibia with patriotism – Tjongarero
Young Namibians should voluntarily serve their country patriotically with discipline, as they are the nation’s driving force.
Geingob confronts regional strife…Namibia to host extraordinary troika meeting
The work of the SADC Organ on Politics, Defence and Security, chaired by President Hage Geingob, has been called into action as civil unrest mounts in some parts of the region.
Good roads improve business potential – Mutorwa
Works and Transport Minister John Mutorwa says prioritising good roads will not only increase intra-village, constituency and regional trade but also reduce poverty, as it attracts and increases business potential, as well as socio-economic-cultural-educational interactions of people.
Tournament gave us direction – Handura
Erwin Handura, the head coach of the women’s national hockey team, yesterday said the just ended hockey Test series has assisted them in gauging their readiness for the much-anticipated hockey world cup.
Energy stops Ngebinyane in 11th round…as Ndjolonimus stuns Muledzi
It took persistence, dedication and courage for Phillipus “Energy” Nghitumbwa to stop the stubborn Sabelo Ngebinyane of South Africa during their WBO Global super bantamweight title on Saturday night.
Comic Kariahua rips post-Covid clangers
Comedian Mark Kariahua cracked his audience’s ribs at a fully-packed The Village recently when he hosted his comedy show titled Ovihambarere (Folk Tales), which dived into the holy fire, therapy, societal issues like depression, and the overall impact of Covid-19.
WFW promises to ‘Sustain Namibia’
Fashionistas are promised a glitzy MTC Windhoek Fashion Week that starts tomorrow until 6 November 2022, with the Sunday show being a private one.