Ovambanderu representative Ueriurika Nguvauva last week said the delegation is fully convinced that the cartridge belt kept in a Braunschweig museum, Braunschweig, Germany was indeed that of the late Ovambanderu chief Kahimemua Hija-Kungairi Nguvauva.
Farmers in the Leonardville area of Omaheke region have vowed to put a stop to uranium exploration by Russian entity Headspring Investment.
Family and friends of Walvis Bay businesswoman Engela Borruso Strydom, who was allegedly killed by her husband on Thursday evening after a night out, say they were shocked to learn the couple had marital problems.
Former CEO of Fishcor Mike Nghipunya last week told the Windhoek High Court that the company’s then board chairperson and co-accused James Hatuikulipi was the one who gave orders for the transfer of funds to the De Klerk, Horn and Coetzee law firm as well as Sisa Namandje Inc.
A young man who runs a business at Katutura Central’s Herero Mall has recounted the day he tragically discovered the body of Leevi Paulus (22) inside a freezer.
The local shareholder of the Seal Products factory at Henties Bay, Gabriel Uahengo, has appealed to the fisheries ministry to step in and address the situation at the factory before international animal rights groups put Namibia in the spotlight.
Pierre de Bruyn, head coach of Namibia’s senior cricket side the Eagles, has admitted that today’s Super 12 clash of the ongoing T20 men’s ICC World Cup against top-favourites New Zealand will be another stern test for his charges, but insists they have what it takes to endure the heat.
Namibia’s senior netball team, the Desert Jewels, yesterday again found the going tough against a fast and physical Zimbabwean side, going down 38-57 in their fourth match of the ongoing Debmarine Pent Series Netball Tournament.
Not much is known about Namibia’s second largest harbour town Lüderitz, but this remote town with her historical German buildings boasts a unique history and has produced a decent number of outstanding personalities.
The profoundly puke-inducing reaction by some quarters amongst the self-styled football pundits to MTC’s Tim Ekandjo’s recent remarks leaves a lot to be desired.