Month: September 2018

WINDHOEK – Last week Saturday, a new fitness entity christened Genesis Fitness opened to the communities of Katutura and Windhoek in general.

WINDHOEK - Trauma Healing Network recently trained 27 participants in the Colour-Me-Healed Programme. 
Trauma in people manifests in ways that most people do not even recognise as the effects of unresolved traumatic experiences. 

WINDHOEK – Plans are underway to introduce the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) vaccine in Namibia to state patients next year, Deputy Minister of Health and Social Services, Juliet Kavetuna, has revealed. 

Likeable, dignified, collected, distinguished and cool-headed – that is how I can sum up the character of the first Governor of Oshikoto Region, Reverend Hosea Nampala, affectionately known as HN (pronounced Hee Nee).

ONGWEDIVA – Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila has urged the Agro-Marketing and Trade Agency (AMTA) to ensure that Namibia does not become a dumpsite for foreign produce by striving to develop capacity to withstand competition from foreign firms.

WINDHOEK - Windhoek High Court Judge Dinnah Usiku on Friday dished out the umpteenth life sentence since the Supreme Court declared the increasing long direct jail terms by the High Court inhumane, in what has become to be known as the ‘Gaingob Judgment’.

WINDHOEK - The Directorate of Namibia Library and Archives Service in the Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture, targets for all public libraries to have access to computers and internet by the year 2022. 

WINDHOEK – Speaker of the National Assembly Professor Peter Katjavivi has launched the institution’s first strategic plan aimed at, among others, strengthening the institutional capacity in order to effectively achieve its constitutional mandate.

WINDHOEK - An entity under the National Youth Service (NYS), christened Youth Security Service PTY, has been unable to pay its more than 300 security guards due to millions of dollars allegedly owed to it by the Ministry of Sport, Youth and National Service. 

WINDHOEK- A Namibian police force officer accused of shooting two people and killing one with a stray bullet in Okahandja Park informal settlement last week was denied bail during his first court appearance.