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Namibia is now in the third wave of Covid-19 infections with a sharp increase in positive cases, deaths as well as hospitalisations while an overwhelming majority are vaccine hesitant and would prefer praying over inoculation.

Walvis Bay’s Otweya housing project has not only seen new jobs being created, but community cohesion at play. 

With the liquidation of Air Namibia still reverberating, public enterprises minister Leon Jooste yesterday warned state-owned enterprises (SOEs) that the honeymoon is over when it
comes to government bailouts. 

The State has issued summons in respect of five people who will be joining former magistrate Walter Mostert who is charged by the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) with 29 various criminal charges.

Damara and San traditional authority leaders have welcomed with open arms news of their inclusion into the genocide deal reached with Germany over the mass killing of Namibians more than 100 years ago.

A Windhoek resident who was convicted and sentenced to serve a 12-year sentence for killing her neighbour in Katutura is appealing her conviction and sentence in the Windhoek High Court. 

The Swapo Party Youth League (SPYL) in Oshikoto has raised fears over the likelihood of possible income losses in the sports sector as a result of the latest Covid-19 regulations, which bar contact sports.

Namibia’s World Boxing Organisation (WBO) global super featherweight champion, Jeremiah ‘Lowkey’ Nakathila and his camp will tomorrow afternoon depart for America for his much-anticipated world title fight.

"Any team can get beaten, my brother – and you can also lose at any given time. I always say God knows whether you will be beaten or not."

Ominista yoikwameni, etonatelo lokeengamba neameno Dr Albert Kawana okwa talela po oitaashi yopolifi koitukulwa yokonooli Omaandaxa.