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The intermittent drought that has plagued the Kunene region over the past 10 years have had major repercussions for disadvantaged people in the Epupa constituency, leaving them totally reliant on the government’s special feeding programme.

The City of Windhoek is again facing allegations of impropriety following the endorsement of Leevi Iileka as the head of the City Police by the management committee and its acting CEO Faniel Maanda without adhering to proper procedures.

The police in Hardap embarked upon a renewed focus on curbing drug smuggling and using in the region.

An Oshifo Shell Service Station worker was allegedly assaulted and fired for failing to fry vetkoek.

A British court on Monday dismissed a lawsuit that accused Shell’s leadership of mismanaging climate risks to the oil giant, but the activist investor group that brought it plans to appeal.

Namibia’s privately-owned domestic and regional airline FlyNamibia will join the independent South African-based airline, Airlink, to promote its flights and services to travel agents worldwide on the Global Distribution System (GDS).

A new law aimed at increasing the employment of black people in South Africa has enraged some businesses and opposition parties who say the legislation could see qualified workers lose their jobs.

The Directorate of Education, Arts and Culture’s Oshigambo circuit in the Oshikoto region had their annual staff conference last week for team building and review of
academic performances.

State-owned vocational training centres have plans to explore the training possibilities and its readiness in the oil and gas sector to develop skills amongst its trainees.