An Angolan national employed as a domestic worker at Omupini village in Ohangwena region, was arrested last week for allegedly raping two toddlers.
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Oshikoto fights water woes
In an effort to achieve urgent relief on the water challenges in the Oshikoto region, the agriculture ministry will be introducing three newfangled water supply interventions.
ALAN wants regional councils empowered
The Association of Local Authorities in Namibia’s president Samuel !Oë-Amseb says the government should empower regions so that they can employ town planners and engineers to render services to local authorities.
Farmer arrested for shooting hippo
The Zambezi police arrested a man who at point-blank range shot and killed a hippopotamus that was damaging their maize crops at Sitinda Farming at Muyako.
Hambuda fights for final pay
Former City of Windhoek executive Fillemon Hambuda is in the High Court fighting for his final payout from his former employer.
MPs call for matric failure probe
Some National Council lawmakers are in support of a motion that calls for an urgent investigation into the causes of the 2022 high failure rate which saw many learners not making the cut for university entry requirements.
Magic Ladies start title defence with emphatic win
FNB Women Super League defending champions Tura Magic Ladies on Saturday kicked off their league title defence with a resounding 8-1 victory over Right Way FC at the NFA Technical Centre in the capital.
Luis blames Magic defeat on schoolboy errors…as Stars continue perfect run
Julinho Sporting FC head coach Nelson Luis said schoolboy errors and a lapse in concentration by his players led to their 2-4 defeat against Tura Magic at the Unam stadium during their Debmarine Namibia Premiership clash in the capital on Saturday.
OYO continues to dance for change
The Ombetja Yehinga Organisation (OYO) dance troupe will stage its first public performance for the year at the Franco-Namibian Cultural Centre (FNCC) on Wednesday.
Baker’s Bay artists to exhibit
The second iteration of the 2022 Baker’s Bay Artists’ Retreat Exhibition opens on 2 March 2023 at the Namibian Arts Association in Windhoek.