The widespread exploitation of government social grants' recipients by both business owners and cash loan sharks has drawn the ire of Omaheke’s top leaders.
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Zambia to pay Namibian businessman for unlawful arrest
A Namibian businessman who was arrested at the Zambian border and detained in a Livingstone cell for almost four years after being accused of dangerous driving, has described the Zambian jail as ‘dirty and a horror’.
IHai-IKhaua festival preserves culture
President Nangolo Mbumba has implored the Nama clan to remain vibrant and relevant in a fast-changing world in efforts to celebrate culture and preserve it for future generations.
Erongo unveils pro-poor annual plan for 2024/2025
The Erongo Regional Council presented an ambitious development plan for the 2024/2025 financial year during its annual plan presentation in Otjiwarongo last week.
Belgium’s King Phillipe in Windhoek today
Belgium’s King Phillipe will arrive in Windhoek this afternoon on a five-day State visit.
Electricity’s inevitable price shocker
Tough times are predicted for electricity consumers as Namibians need to prepare to face an expected double-digit electricity hike.
Traditional authorities call for inclusivity …seek more jobs in energy sector
IHai-IKhaua Traditional Authority Gaob Johannes Isaack says considering that most of the upcoming energy provision projects will be based in //Kharas region, its residents should be the first to benefit from these new industries in the form of jobs, housing, training and health facilities.
Local content, collaboration needed for oil industry …as supermajors ponder development options
The Namibian International Energy Conference (NIEC) 2024 that took place in Windhoek last week emphasised the prioritisation of ‘Namibian content’ or local content centered around empowering domestic business participation.
Public outcry over baby found in dunes
The shocking abandonment of a toddler in the dunes has stirred up intense anger among Namibians nationwide, who are now calling for both parents to be held accountable.
RedForce lodges urgent application
RedForce debt management company has lodged an urgent application in the High Court of Namibia, after the five-year debt-collecting contract they signed with the Walvis Bay municipality was cancelled on Thursday by the council.