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Windhoek High Court Judge Christie Liebenberg set 12 July as the date for the hearing of an application by the State to join the two Fishrot matters – Namgomar and Fishcor – to be tried as one case.

​​​​​​​Two security guards were robbed of more than N$190 000 which was allegedly collected from three shops at Oshakati on Wednesday.

An astute business leader, former politician and lawyer by profession, Rukoro was at the forefront of seeking reparations from Germany over the genocide committed against the Ovaherero and Nama between 1904-1908.

Many Namibians are still hesitating to get Covid-19 doses amid sharply rising new infections, much to the disappointment of health workers, who are struggling to contain the deadly third wave. 

As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to rage on, many battle an invisible fight that is triggered by death, isolation, anxiety and uncertainty that accompany the outbreak while the country’s healthcare system cracks under the strain. 

Omaheke governor Pijoo Nganate is concerned that not adhering to protocols at funerals contributes to a surge in Covid-19 cases in the Cattle
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The Namibia Tourism Board (NTB) says the new public health regulations, which will expire on 30 June 2021, do not in any way hamper or restrict the government’s ongoing tourism revival initiative. 

Katutura Central constituency councillor Rodman Katjaimo is on a mission to refresh and give a facelift to the washed out walls of the houses in the area. 

The fragile financial backbone of the sport ministry is starting to show.

Five Namibian karatekas who contested at an Olympic qualifying event in Paris this past weekend, all failed to book their spots at this year’s Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan.