WINDHOEK - An argument at a local bar in Otjomuise 3, Windhoek led to a deadly, frenzied knife attack on a 22-year-old man on Sunday.
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Suggestion to use parks for resettlement
WINDHOEK - The just-ended second national land conference resoundingly passed a resolution speaking volumes on residential land within national parks, which rejects ideas from critics to have national parks reduced for resettlement purposes.
Efraim disturbed by shebeens, noisy churches
AUSSENKEHR - Karasburg West Constituency Councillor Paulus Efraim has condemned some churches and shebeens in his area saying their operations make life difficult for residents.
Culprit/s in Aussenkehr murder remain free
KEETMANSHOOP - While Aussenkehr is trying to come to grips with the horrific murder and rape of a woman whose half-naked body was found over the weekend, efforts by police investigators to bring those responsible for her murder have not yielded any positive results so far.
South African expert testifies in crash that claimed six
SWAKOPMUND - State witness Johan Joubert says there is no way that Walter Helmut Joschko, the German national could have avoided the horrific car accident of 29 December 2014, in which he and five others died between Henties Bay and Swakopmund.
Funeral status of Hilka Leevi undecided
RUNDU - The funeral status of Rundu’s former mayor Hilka Leevi who died at the age of 66 on October 28 is yet to be decided as the committee responsible for deciding on what funeral status to accord her has not yet sat and thus the memorial and burial arrangements are still unclear.
Call for Seibeb to be punished for insulting president
SWAKOPMUND - The Council of Traditional Leaders wants the government to make an example of Hennie Seibeb who recently uttered vulgar and distasteful statements against President Hage Geingob and First Lady Monica Geingos.
Fighting poverty, one day at a time
WINDHOEK - Fifty-nine-year old Jacob Kaluvi takes each day as it comes. With little to survive on, the father of five says life in the poverty-stricken informal settlement of Babylon is difficult.
Mother accused of scalding stepchild granted bail
ONDANGWA - The stepmother accused of burning her stepdaughter with boiling water was released on bail of N$2500 at the Ondangwa Magistrate’s Court yesterday.
IUMs studentn !gôab ge 10 000sa go !kharu
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