WINDHOEK – Air Namibia is fighting tooth and nail to have an attachment order by a German court thrown out as it argues that the judgement by a Munich court in January 2015 remains enforceable only in Germany.
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2019-01-242024-05-07National
Auditor General’s Office launches first-ever Activity Report
WINDHOEK - The only accrual-based stakeholders that managed to receive three consecutive unqualified audit opinions between 2014 and 2017 were the Erongo Regional Council and the Aroab Village Council.
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2019-01-242024-05-07National
No arrest yet in Otjomuise taxi driver killing
WINDHOEK – No arrest has yet been made a month after a taxi driver was found dead and half-naked in Otjomuise, police say.
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2019-01-242024-05-07National
Oshikoto had less crime, accidents over festive season
OMUTHIYA - Crime and motor accidents in Oshikoto Region drastically reduced over the festive season, an achievement the Deputy Commissioner for Crime Prevention, Petrus Shigwedha, attributed to various tactical operations such as night foot and vehicle patrols in town and villages, as well as setting up permanent roadblocks.
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2019-01-242024-05-07National
Okalongo to be upgraded to a town
OUTAPI - After cries of neglect by its residents, the settlement of Okalongo is scheduled to be upgraded to a town with its council skipping the village council status.
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2019-01-242024-05-07National
New trust for war vets, struggle kids
WINDHOEK - A group of former People’s Liberation Army of Namibia (Plan) combatants recognised as war veterans led by Nkrumah Mushelenga has initiated an investment trust to help war veterans.
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2019-01-242024-05-07National
Ministry alerts farmers to looming drought
ONGWEDIVA - The Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry has advised farmers in northern Namibia to prepare themselves for a possible drought because of erratic rainfall so far this rainy season.
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2019-01-242024-05-07National
GRN should buy locally and stop importing – Nekongo
WINDHOEK - Swapo Party Youth League (SPYL) secretary Ephraim Nekongo feels the time has come that government start buying goods locally instead of importing them and essentially exporting jobs at the expense of Namibians.
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2019-01-242024-05-07National
Minister shocked by teacher truancy at school
ONDANGWA - The Deputy Minister of Education, Arts and Culture Anna Nghipondoka got the shock of her life at the ineptitude caused by teacher truancy at Andimba Toivo ya Toivo Secondary School where teachers had skipped giving classes.
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2019-01-242024-05-07National
SPYL gives ultimatum to CoW to put its house in order
WINDHOEK - The Swapo Party Youth League (SPYL) yesterday expressed its anger at the City of Windhoek’s alleged lack of leadership and ongoing disunity among its councillors.