Some areas of the Zambezi region are no longer accessible by road because of the heavy rainfall in the catchment area.
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Swakop couple cause of death not determined
Police still have to determine whether a Swakopmund couple found dead in their home in Vogelstrand indeed killed themselves. Evidence have been collected from the crime scene to assist the authorities in determining the exact cause of death of the elderly couple, identified by friends and relatives on social media as Dean Olley (73) and Luella Olley (63).
Vital Signs| More equitable access to cancer services wanted
Tomorrow, the Union for International Cancer Control will launch a new three-year campaign for World Cancer Day that brings together individuals, organisations and governments around the world in an effort to create awareness and help close the gap in cancer care.
Vital Signs | Contraception failure due to interactions with other medicines
Failed contraception is a familiar phrase to some women, who have taken the precautionary measures to be on contraceptives, however, ended up being pregnant.
Opinion | Reimaging your life in 2022
As the clock struck 00:00 midnight, glasses were raised and well-wishes and new resolutions rang out, signalling the start of 2022.
Opinion | The Year of Reimaging: The audacity of hope
Shortly after President Hage Geingob declared 2022 as The Year of Reimaging, scholars and linguistic experts did not hesitate to question the meaning behind the word ‘re-imaging’ and its contextually relevant application to the Namibian house.
Swapo strives to regain voters’ confidence
The Swapo party says it will continue to represent the people of the //Kharas region irrespective of their political affiliation or traditional affiliation.
Sleepy settlement springs to life
The Omaheke regional leadership has welcomed capital projects to the value of N$2.3 million which have been rolled out to the Omitara settlement.
Swartbooi hails talks with Geingob
The land question, Neckartal Dam, genocide and challenges faced by local authorities were some of the issues on the agenda during talks between President Hage Geingob and a high-level delegation from the Landless People’s Movement led by its leader Bernadus Swartbooi yesterday.
Justice staff implored to smart up
Justice minister Yvonne Dausab has implored staff to think of the legacy they want to leave behind by working very hard.









