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WINDHOEK – National broadcaster NBC yesterday announced a slew of austerity measures – including switching off live cameras from parliament and abolishing four of its four TV channels from today – due to the dire financial situation the company finds itself in.

WINDHOEK – It was not business as usual at Katutura Magistrate’s Court where a heavily guarded and shielded member of Namibia Defence Force (NDF) accused of shooting and killing a man last week made his appearance yesterday.

WINDHOEK – Out of the N$661.2 million the Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) disbursed to 21 companies, by way of equity and debt, between 1995 and 2005 through the now defunct Development

WINDHOEK – The Swapo Party Youth League (SPYL) has called for the revision of the prosecutor-general’s job so that it has  a term limit for its incumbents.

WINDHOEK – Namibia’s Founding President Sam Nujoma has described the late Zimbabwean former President Robert Gabriel Mugabe as one of the continent’s most iconic leaders who fought for the liberation of his country and that of Africa at large.

WINDHOEK – The fortunes of beleaguered national airline, Air Namibia, seem to be worsening as on Thursday last week it lost both its board chairperson and vice-chairperson who resigned suddenly before the

KATIMA MULILO – Babañwi bane bafumani lico zalinanga zasilimo se, babilaezi kuli lico zene bafumani neli zebusula zesaswaneli kuciwa.Mulyaminzi wa munzi wa Malengalenga mwasilalanda sa Linyanti, Poniso

BWABWATA – Likwambuyu yabona zasifumu nikutwano yazwelopili mwanaha Germany Gert Muller, nazibahalize viki yefelile kuli, neulo yelikana bolule ba N$167 ifilwe kutusa kulwanisa linanga mwasikiliti sa

ONGWEDIVA - Liluko la Makete ni Pabalelo ya Sicaba likupile kuli litahise misebezi yelikana 4 612 ili kuli nombolo yababeleki bamakete iekezwe, sina hakuzibahala kuli liluko lina nibabeleki babalikani. “Mutayi wa

WINDHOEK - FirstRand Namibia presented its 2019 end-year results on Friday morning showing an increase in profit before tax by 2.2 percent to N$1.58 billion (2018: N$1.55 billion). The group’s revenue