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A Grootfontein resident, who is facing a terrorism charge, amongst a host of others, will have to wait until August for his next court hearing.

Regional managers of the Electoral Commission of Namibia recently held a stakeholders meeting in Keetmanshoop as part of its preparations for the upcoming Presidential and National Assembly elections slated for 27 November 2024. 

A women-owned fishing firm, Kaitoro, recently donated goods worth N$50 000 to the Morukutu Primary School in Omaheke region’s Epukiro constituency.

Teachers and learners at Uukwiyoongwe Combined School were in jubilation last week after receiving a monetary donation to the tune of N$40 000 to replace what they lost during a fire incident earlier this year.

President Nangolo Mbumba has reassured workers that the government has their best interests at heart, and will continue pursuing progressive policies.

Presidential hopeful Ally Angula on Tuesday launched a manifesto that she believes will reshape the socio-economic landscape of the country.

A wheelchair-bound former soldier, who owned the stage at the Ongwediva Unam graduation last Friday, said he still wants to study further.

President Nangolo Mbumba has described the visit of King Philippe of Belgium to Namibia as an important opportunity for forging closer cooperation, especially in green hydrogen.

A case in which the United People’s Movement took the Popular Democratic Movement to court over its decision to withdraw its members from the National Assembly, was struck from the roll for lack of urgency.

A cadet constable in the Namibian Police Force was arrested for fraud, forgery and uttering on Monday in the Oshana region.