Namibia lost their opening match of the 2023 Nations Cup 27-34 in Montevideo, Uruguay, on Saturday evening.
National
The park that divides Kunene
A plan concocted to establish an unfenced wildlife conservation tourism park in Kunene is gaining traction, with its proponents saying all is in place to fully operationalise it.
The ties that bind
The relationship between Namibia and Russia is etched in blood.
Killer City cops slapped with increased prison terms
Three Supreme Court judges on Friday increased the 10-year sentences imposed on three City Police officers for the murder of 17-year-old Mandela Ramakutla in 2013 to 18 years.
Etosha U-turns on retrenchment plan
Employees at Etosha Fishing can breathe a sigh of relief after the company made a U-turn on its plan to lay off some workers.
Archbishop Tjijombo to be laid to rest on Sunday
Late archbishop Petrus Katikisa Daniel Tjijombo of the First St. John’s Apostolic Faith Mission Church will be laid to rest on 6 August at his homestead in Otjiuaneho, Otjinene, in the Omaheke region.
Unknown flu strikes Mweshipandeka
More than 100 Mweshipandeka Secondary School learners were tested for Covid-19 after presenting flu-like symptoms at different medical institutions since Friday.
Swapo youth leader convicted of corruption
Swapo youth leader Sylas Tangi Mungoba has been convicted of corruption in connection with a bribery plot to mobilise an Affirmative Repositioning movement-led protest for the release of the Fishrot accused from custody.
Amushelelo’s judgement day
Two judges of the High Court set down 14 August 2023 as the date for a ruling on the bail appeal of Michael Saddam Amushelelo.
City approves two townships
The Windhoek Municipal Council has approved the establishment of two townships, designated for low-income groups. The townships, named Otjomuise Extension 14 and 15, aim to address the pressing issue of overcrowded informal settlements.









