The total landings of quota species for the second quarter of 2023 have declined by 25%, the Namibia Statistics Agency revealed.
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Family struggles to bury dog attack victim
The family of Ruben Abraham (44), who died after he was allegedly attacked by five dogs, said the Chinese did not talk to them about whether she will assist with the funeral arrangements.
Oranjemund prioritises service delivery
Out of an approved budget of over N$266 million for the 2023/24 financial year, the Oranjemund Town Council expects to spend the bulk thereof, more than N$93 million, on operational expenses.
Increased crime requires concerted effort – AG
Attorney General Festus Mbandeka on Monday said the increase in the number of crimes recorded over the past two years, requires the need to attain efficiency and effectiveness in the prosecution of crimes.
Swanu’s relevance questioned at 64
Swanu, Namibia’s oldest political party turns 64 today. However, it is the organisation’s relevance in present-day politics that commentators question.
Central hospital vendors’ stalls removed
Monday started like any other day for about 17 informal vendors, who sell their goods in front of Windhoek Central Hospital.
NamRA in essential services storm
Internal communication reveals a plan by the Namibia Revenue Agency for their Customs and Excise Unit to be declared as essential services.
Kandjeke: Tsumeb’s books in shambles
From lack of a fixed asset register to incorrect balance brought or unexplained variance amounting to N$1.4 million and N$1.8 million, Tsumeb municipality’s books are in a shambolic state.
Same-sex marriage’s fate in Geingob’s hands
Swapo legislator Jerry Ekandjo’s private member’s bill, which deals with changes to the Marriage Act, including the prohibition of same-sex marriages and any acknowledgment of such unions in Namibia, has sailed in both chambers of Parliament.
DBN empowers SMEs through mentorship
Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are the driving force behind socio-economic development, and Namibia remains committed to nurturing their growth.









