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Pastors and prophets who preach and practice the gospel of exploitation have rubbed Namibia’s top cop the wrong way.

Swapo is at a crossroads, with its 2022 elective congress being the ultimate defining moment for the former liberation movement.

Walvis Bay will soon be graced by a state-of-the-art fishing school that will not only provide training to Namibian youth but will change the dynamics and education aspect of the industry and at the same time explore the wealth of the blue economy.

The Erongo police yesterday dispatched a team of detectives to Omaruru to investigate the death of a toddler whose lifeless body was discovered close to the Omaruru River on Friday afternoon. 

No one really likes to be told what to do. One of the first things a child learns to say and understand is the word “NO”.

After long Ovaherero-Nama genocide talks, Germany agreed to accept responsibility for the atrocities they caused in Namibia 100 years ago.

Since the reopening of the Namibia Traffic Information System offices this week, a large number of people have gathered at Oshakati NaTIS for booking of learner licence tests.

Namibia has oil!

The police in the Hardap region late yesterday were still searching for the body of one man who went missing when a boat capsized at Lake Oanob near Rehoboth on Saturday afternoon.

With 1 260 school-going girls falling pregnant last year in the Ohangwena region, the directorate of education has pointed to a growing transactional sex trend which not only puts the girls’ progress in school at risk, but also their health.