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Justice minister Yvonne Dausab’s relative is suing her and other law-enforcement agencies in pursuit of decriminalising sodomy in Namibia.

President Hage Geingob says over the past 33 years of independence, the ruling party has been working hard to unite Namibians and fight inequalities, adding that history should be embraced. 

TransNamib has launched an investigation into the derailment of a train on Thursday evening, some 40km outside Aus, which took the lives of two employees.

Namibia and South Africa are eager to increase cooperation in various areas, including the energy sector, to grow the economies of both countries.

At the commencement of the 2022/2023 rainy season, meteorologists predicted normal to above-normal rainfall throughout the farming season for the SADC region.

The rural water extension officer for the Epukiro constituency, Zebaldt Hangero, has advised villagers to brace themselves for a shortage of water this year as poor rainfall will have a negative impact on underground water reservoirs.

The Directorate of Legal Aid in the Ministry of Justice formally instructed lawyer Jermaine Muchali as the legal representative of Rachel Kureva – the biological mother of a nine-year-old girl who was killed and her body burned in Windhoek North between 23 and 25 January 2020.  

An advertising company is demanding more than N$3.2 million from the Independent Patriots for Change after the party failed to honour their 2020 gentlemen’s agreement.

A former senior police officer attached to the Women and Child Protection Unit in Keetmanshoop abandoned his court-ordered psychological evaluation by a private psychiatrist, as the doctor they approached is not a psychiatrist.

Clubs who last week and earlier this week threatened to ‘boycott’ the remaining fixtures of the Debmarine Namibia Premiership until their demands for additional funding are met have now seemingly backtracked on those demands.