WINDHOEK- FirstRand Namibia Staff Assistance Trust announced yesterday that it has approved tuition fees for 38 applicants of previously disadvantaged non-managerial staff.
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2019-09-242024-05-07National
TransNamib CEO Johny Smith honoured with Lifetime Achiever award
WINDHOEK – State-owned rail enterprise TransNamib’s chief executive officer (CEO) Johny Smith has been
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2019-09-242024-05-07National
Woman accused of killing lover released on bail
WINDHOEK – The Windhoek Regional Court released on bail a woman who was in police custody on allegations that she stabbed her live-in boyfriend to death in 2009.
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2019-09-242024-05-07National
American murder accused suffers another legal setback
WINDHOEK – One of the American nationals currently on trial in the Windhoek High Court suffered another
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2019-09-242024-05-07National
Lusata festival cancelled until next year
WINDHOEK - Despite all logistics being in place and business people who have gone out of their way to
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2019-09-242024-05-07National
Gender ministry empowers //Kharas residents
KEETMANSHOOP - Thirty-one //Kharas residents became proud owners of income- generating equipment
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2019-09-242024-05-07National
PM gives update on Neeef
WINDHOEK – The finalising of the New Equitable Economic Empowerment Framework (Neeef) Bill is in
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2019-09-242024-05-07National
He shot me over N$900 – Walvis victim
WALVIS BAY – Heavily guarded by the Special Reserve Force, police constable Herman Abed, 31, who
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2019-09-242024-05-07National
Namibia ups tempo on marine protection amid phosphate talks
WINDHOEK - President Hage Geingob, speaking in New York yesterday, said government is working
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2019-09-242024-05-07National
City tightlipped on ambitious AR plans
WINDHOEK – Chief Executive Officer of the City of Windhoek Robert Kahimise said he will not comment on