-says cost outweighs benefit
-Cabinet backs plan in principle
-funding gap stands at N$2.5bn
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Namibia frets over revised genocide offer
While Namibia waits for Germany’s response to their July 2022 missive to relook the widely rejected tentative genocide agreement, Namibia yesterday revealed their initial N$1.1 trillion reparations demand still stands.
25% of Namibian houses are shacks
A host of socio-economic factors still keep thousands of Namibians in shacks.
IPC in N$2 million storm …as Davids returns to haunt party
Former Windhoek municipal councillor Desiree Davids is suing the Independent Patriots for Change for N$2.1 million over a purported unlawful ejection from council and defamation of her character.
Congress preparations in full swing – Samupwa
Swapo executive director Austin Samupwa says preparations for the party’s seventh elective congress, set for the end of November in Windhoek, are in full swing.
Nkurenkuru embarks on major upgrades
The Nkurenkuru town council, which at the moment has no street named, has resolved to give numbers to the town’s streets to make directions and movements easier.
Walvis Bay workers condemn ‘bullying’
Walvis Bay councillors were a no-show on Wednesday when disgruntled employees wanted to hand over grievances to them.
Koës community fed up with council
The residents of Koës village in the //Kharas region are concerned about governance in the town council and have asked the Minister of Urban and Rural Development (MURD) to intervene.
Premier league football is back…as Stars face Unam
African Stars and Unam will kick off premiership football Sunday for the first time since 2019.
Welwitschias gear up for Griquas
Welwitschias’ head coach Allister Coetzee said a victory over South Africa’s Griquas in the Dr Hage Geingob Cup on Saturday is crucial as they start their preparations for next year’s Rugby World Cup.