Government, in particular the minister of home affairs and immigration (previously minister of safety and security) has agreed to settle a lawsuit instituted against them for an Operation Kalahari incident on 5 October 2019.
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Unam to open public dental clinic
The University of Namibia’s Hage Geingob School of Medicine campus will open a dental clinic for the public soon.
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Govt rolls back Covid measures
*abolishes face mask requirement
*resumes quarantine-free tourism
*public gatherings extended to 1 000
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Mother pleads son’s innocence in shack fire
The mother of a 13-year-old boy accused of starting the shack fire on Friday afternoon in Walvis Bay, said her son did not do it.
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Geingob disappointed with Mukwiilongo foreigner comment
President Hage Geingob was irritated yesterday by a remark made by Namibia Economic Freedom Fighters’ leader Epafras Mukwiilongo that presidential economic advisor and green hydrogen commissioner James Mnyupe is a foreigner, who shouldn’t have been appointed as the commissioner.
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Shacks are death chambers – Venaani
Popular Democratic Movement president McHenry Venaani says local authority councillors should scrutinise municipal by-laws to see if they are responsive to the current needs and issues of their electorate.
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Vaccination key in curbing Covid
President Hage Geingob has pleaded with Namibians to get inoculated for Covid-19, as vaccination remains one of the most effective measures in the country’s multi-faceted national response against the pandemic.
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Granny assault suspect ordered to leave village
A 19-year-old girl, who is accused of assaulting her 70-year-old grandmother last week in Omusati region, has been granted bail of N$500 by an Oshakati magistrate.
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Qatar Airways to resume Windhoek flights in June
Qatar Airways will resume its service to Windhoek from 25 June 2022 as part of its largest-ever African schedule.