The rationale of this response to the article authored by Dr Lwendo and Dr Sazita on the ancestral claims of Bwabwata, which appeared in New Era of 19 July 2019, is not to demean the research findings of the
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Without a ‘tribe’, you’re irrelevant
Firstly, the writer wishes to acknowledge that the term ‘tribe’, which will be the focal point of this debate, has been used in a derogative manner mainly by the western world to refer to Africans who share a
The real reason for China’s rise
The rise of China is widely attributed to its state capitalism, whereby the government, endowed with huge assets, can pursue a wide-ranging industrial policy and intervene to mitigate risks.
How the abducted little girl was found
WINDHOEK- “I am cold and want to sleep,” were the words of the five-year-old girl who was kidnapped and raped to the lady who found her with an old man last Thursday evening.
Police in need of vets for K-9 unit
WINDHOEK – Inspector-General of the Namibian Police Force Sebastian Ndeitunga says the force is dire need of veterinary doctors to care for its canine (K-9) unit.
Star of the Week: Hilma Ujaha
Our Star of the Week is Hilma Ujaha, 29, who found the five-year-old girl who was kidnapped and raped by 50-year-old Jeremia van Wyk, last week.
Defence overspent by almost N$90 million
WINDHOEK – Although treasury approval was obtained to utilise some expected savings on the defrayal of expenditure through virements during the 2018 financial year, the Ministry of Defence still exceeded four
Drunk injures three during shooting spree
ONGWEDIVA -The police in Omusati Region are investigating a case of attempted murder against a suspect who allegedly injured three people in a shooting spree at Oshipambu location in the Anamulenge
Drought beneficiaries want more maize meal
NKURENKURU- Some among the hundreds of drought relief beneficiaries in Ncamagoro Constituency in Kavango West have urged government to increase the number of maize meal bags distributed to them as
Four years imprisonment for man convicted of vicious assault on ex-lover
WINDHOEK – The Windhoek Regional Court yesterday sentenced a man to an effective four years imprisonment for carrying out an attack in 2013 that left his former lover with a speech impairment.