National

WINDHOEK - In line with President Hage Geingob call for 2019 as the year  of accountability, government this week ordered the Ministry of Works and Transport to appoint a forensic audit committee to investigate the alleged mismanagement of a N$410 million loan by the parastatal.

WINDHOEK -The Bank of Namibia (BoN) has once again cautioned members of the public not to participate in online
based financial schemes as this could expose them to the risk of losing their hard-earned cash or investments and/or possibly face criminal prosecution in worst case scenarios.

WINDHOEK - Statistics reveals that the most successful teams campaigning in the country’s flagship football league, the MTC Premiership, are without a shadow of doubt those attached to owners with deep pockets. 

Allow me space in your esteemed newspaper to raise my personal views on the legal fracas that has found its way in Namibian football.

RUNDU - North East Stream First Division (NESFD) chairperson Rudolf ‘Sahaya’ Mupiri has commended Rundu-based club Julinho Sporting FC for their continuous outstanding performance in the country’s flagship football league, the MTC Namibia Premier League.

SWAKOPMUND – This year’s Bank Windhoek Fistball league season gets underway on Saturday, at the Swakopmund Fistball Club (SFC), starting at 08h00. 

WINDHOEK - The Bowling season got off with a bang last weekend at the Eros Bowling Club annual fundraiser. 
The quartet of old time campaigners Will Esterhuizen, Val Gallagher, Wouter du Plooy and Ian de Kock, walked away with top honours during the one-day spectacle, which turned out to be a great day for the latter as this was only his 3rd attempt playing the game.

Windhoek - Presidente Hage Geingob kakandwirepo nombudi dokutanta asi age kuna hara kutulisapo elikwamo lyokuwapukurura yimbashu, omu vana kumurundira asi kapi tayihoroka odo nombudi tupu dokuhamena komahoroworo.

SWAKOPMUND - Child neglect or abandonment is one of the issues that need urgent intervention from government and all stakeholders to hold such parents accountable for their actions.

WINDHOEK - The  Global Citizens human rights groups, religious leaders, youth and women organisations joined their voices and called for religious freedom at a meeting in Windhoek this week.