DIVUNDU - The CEO of Divundu Village Council Athanasius Ndjamba Maghumbo has applauded Standard Bank and Metro Cash & Carry for extending their services to Divundu.
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Malaria cases decline by 69 percent in Oshikoto
OMUTHIYA – The Directorate of Health and Social Services in Oshikoto has managed to combat the once alarming number of cases of malaria by 69 percent, from 1 099 in 2017 to 337 in 2018.
Investigation in Mutonga murder progressing well – Simasiku
KATIMA MULILO – Police investigations in the death of Lemmy Mutonga shot dead at his village at Naziabo in Nankutwe area in the Zambezi Region.
Over 400 government projects incomplete
WALVIS BAY - At least 406 projects worth billions of dollars are still incomplete in Namibia. The situation denies ordinary Namibians especially in rural areas much needed services such as housing and health.
Stalemate in civil servants pay talks
WINDHOEK - Government has dug in its heels and refuses to yield to demands by civil servants who want an average of nine percent salary improvements and fringe benefits over the next three years.
70 percent of rural, informal residents defecate in open
WALVIS BAY - At least 70 percent of people living in rural areas and informal settlements in Namibia defecate in the open.
Katima cops burn cannabis worth N$3.7 million
KATIMA MULILO - The Namibian police in the Zambezi Region yesterday burnt to ashes cannabis weighing 371.35kg, with the street value of about N$3.7 million.
Geingob to present report on Sadc integration in Niger
WINDHOEK – As Chairperson of the Southern African Development Community (Sadc) President Hage Geingob is expected to present the report on the Status of Integration in the regional bloc, at an AfCTA
Presidency town hall meetings no campaign ploy – Hengari
WINDHOEK – Presidential press secretary Alfredo Hengari says that President Hage Geingob’s upcoming regional assessment missions and town hall meetings are not political campaign ploys as suggested by
Employees loot N$700 000 from shop owner
WINDHOEK – Two employees were arrested in Oshikango on Sunday for allegedly repeatedly stealing more than N$700 000 from their employer.