WINDHOEK - Minister of Health and Social Services Dr Kalumbi Shangula yesterday explained the partial suspension of serving of tea and coffee to patients in state hospitals, saying the exercise did not serve its intended purpose.
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2019-03-132024-05-02Front Page News
‘We lost mass housing for being opposition members’
WINDHOEK - One of the initial beneficiaries of the mass housing scheme at Mariental in 2014 whose name was allegedly removed from the list on instruction of ex-Hardap governor Katrina Hanse-Himarwa said the house was taken away from her for supporting the opposition.
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2019-03-132024-05-02Front Page News
Simataa asks police chief to criminally charge Mwoombola
WINDHOEK - Secretary to Cabinet George Simataa has asked police chief Sebastian Ndeitunga to consider instituting criminal charges against former health executive director Andreas Mwoombola for fraud and corruption.
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2019-03-132024-05-02Front Page News
Councillor Irimari appointed as governor of Oshana
ONGWEDIVA - President Hage Geingob has appointed the councillor of Ondangwa Urban Constituency Elia Irimari as new governor of Oshana Region.
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2019-03-132024-05-02Front Page News
MPs allowed using vernaculars in Parliament –Katjavivi
WINDHOEK- Speaker of the National Assembly Professor Peter Katjavivi says Members of Parliament can use vernacular languages during proceedings, provided that adequate provision is made for translation.
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2019-03-122024-04-30Politics
Video: Mutorwa responds to MUNWU petition
Video: Mutorwa responds to MUNWU petition
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2019-03-122024-05-02Sports
Top ref Pavaza heads to Joburg for VAR training
WINDHOEK – Namibia’s internationally accredited football referee Jackson Pavaza continues to cement his name as one of the best referees on the African continent and this month, the 35-year old Fifa-accredited official will once again make further inroads.
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2019-03-122024-05-02Sports
Young African turns to NFA as case is struck off the roll…club will not appeal
WINDHOEK – Gobabis club Young African FC’s urgent application recently launched with the Windhoek High Court seeking interim relief to have the demoted club reinstated into the Namibia Premier League (NPL), was yesterday struck from the roll with costs.
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2019-03-122024-05-02Sports
AUSC Region 5 wants more women in sports leadership positions
WINDHOEK - The African Union Sports Council (AUSC) Region 5 recently joined forces with the Association For International Sport for All (TAFISA) in embarking on its journey of mentoring and preparing more women to take up leadership positions at various federations and commissions of member states.
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2019-03-122024-05-02Sports
Veii irked by slow implementation of AUSC programmes …laments self-centered coordinators
WINDHOEK – Namibian veteran sports administrator and chairman of the African Union Sport Council (AUSC) Region 5, Dr Vetumbuavi Veii says deserving athletes from member countries continue to be short-changed by coordinators who fail to implement and promulgate important AUSC programmes.