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WINDHOEK - State House has revealed despite a series of recent media reports that insinuated the Founding Father of the Nation Sam Nujoma benefitted illegally from a presidential housing scheme, Nujoma has a sense of frugality because he turned down a state-funded party for his 90th birthday.

WINDHOEK - The Electoral Commotion of Namibia (ECN) has revealed that a former Swapo politburo member silently registered last week to stand as an independent presidential candidate in this year’s election.

OSHAKATI-Elelo lyondoolopa yaShakati olya tengeneka okulongitha oomilliona N$17, okutembudha oshowo okumonena aakalimo yomolukanda Eemwandi mondoolopa yaShakati yokuuzilo omahala omape kOnawa. 

OTJOMUISE- Ngunda amaha¿eno wotjimariva tjohoromende tjombura kombura indji o 2019/2020 tjitjiri kombanda yOzondola za Namibia omatau o 60 mutjo otjimariva tjomekurisiro tjitjayeruruka nozoperesende o 42 okuvaza kOzondola za

WINDHOEK - In an on-going effort to support the homeless in Windhoek City, the Windhoek East Constituency office gave a midday meal on Tuesday for the homeless people living in the city.

TSUMEB - Approximately 50 applicants are vying for the position of CEO at Tsumeb Municipality after the position became vacant because the Swakopmund Municipality poached the previous incumbent Alfeus Benjamin, says the mayor Mathews Hangula. 

WINDHOEK - “They keep tormenting me. Today is the 28th and [marks] seven months [since my daughter’s passing],”  said the  late Cheryl Avihe Ujaha’s mother about a post circulating on social media alleging that she has been arrested in connection with her death. 

WINDHOEK - Although gender-based violence and violence against children is prevalent, only a fraction of these acts of violence are reported and of those cases reported to the police, many end up not being successfully prosecuted, says the Unicef country representative in Namibia.  

WALVIS BAY - The port of Congo-Brazzaville, Porte Noire and Namport are expected to sign a memorandum of understanding to promote trade and share expertise, as well as promote intra-regional trade in Africa.

WINDHOEK – The Bank of Namibia (BoN) and the Namibia Training Authority (NTA) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to support the NTA’s apprenticeship programme aimed at improving the quality of artisans emerging from the technical and vocational education and training (TVET) sector.