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Fossy has taken to Instagram to apologise to Exit for the accusations he threw at him recently. Fossy said: “Resolved. Exit not to blame for beat stealing...

It is worrisome that many politicians continue to quietly watch Namibia sink into the abyss of tribal, regional and political sub-national identities. When a nation’s leadership is lacking in national vision, it easily paves the way for the culture of greed, power hunger...

It is an awful scene for some proud supporters of the ruling party to see the party they continue to be loyal to being reluctant to address the infightings and divisions within its structures.

According to the statistics released recently for the period of January to July, of the 27 arrested, 12 visitors were arrested with drugs, five were...

The late Ovambanderu chief Kilus Nguvauva’s application, in which he challenged government’s decision to recognise chief Turimuro Hoveka as a traditional leader, will only be heard next year.

A group of fishermen, who were employed by ArticNam on the Heinaste vessel, will seek relief from the High Court this week in an attempt to recoup monies owed to them by the fishing company.

Revenue composition Electricity 39%, Water 19%, Assessment rates 13%, Refuse removal 8%, Land sales 7%Sewerage 6%

He has also called on President Hage Geingob to sack Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila, whom the party has accused of unduly benefitting from land deals.

The Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) in Ohangwena has condemned the harassment of a pregnant member of the party, who was allegedly assaulted by a police officer. The woman said she was assaulted on Friday evening for not wearing a mask.

The battle for the soul of Namibia’s oldest political party Swanu has deepened, with a rival faction passing a vote of no confidence in the current leadership headed by president Tangeni Iijambo.