OMUTHIYA -Build It in Omuthiya aided three shack-fire victims by providing building materials, after a thirteen year-old-girl last week set alight the shacks in what is believed to be a vengeful act. They are all in one house.
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2019-05-022024-05-07National
Wall erected to protect reservoir from elephants
KAKEKETE – Kakekete villagers, deep in the forests of Ndiyona constituency, have constructed a wall made of rocks around their water reservoir to prevent elephants from damaging them.
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2019-05-022024-05-07National
Top academic achiever shares recipe for success
KEETMANSHOOP - Raised in a family where teaching runs in the blood, Shannen da Rocha – who walked away with four prestigious accolades qualifying her as the top performing Unam student for the 2019 academic year – shed more light on her journey leading to such outstanding achievements, in an exclusive interview with New Era.
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2019-05-022024-05-07National
PDM promises mass transformations if voted into power
KEETMANSHOOP – McHenry Venaani the leader of the Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) has avowed to transform the country into a “changed Namibia where all of us can have an equal footing” since they “need a true government of the people for the people”.
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2019-05-022024-06-18Crime and Courts
Woman burns her boyfriend to death
WINDHOEK - A dispute over ownership of a shack caused a woman to burn it down, killing her boyfriend who was sleeping inside. It is alleged the suspect, 29, had an ownership dispute over a shack in which they were residing with her boyfriend as lovers.
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2019-05-022024-06-18Crime and Courts
Trial of former prosecutor set for September
WINDHOEK – The trial of former Windhoek-based public prosecutor Anthony Wilson is scheduled to start in September this year.
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2019-05-022024-05-02Front Page News
Budget for tertiary education drops
WINDHOEK – The major challenge being experienced in higher education is that the funding allocation to this crucial sector has not been commensurate with the significant growth of programme offerings, student numbers and infrastructural expansion needed at higher education institutions.
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2019-05-022024-05-02Front Page News
Embrace the culture of sharing – Geingob
WINDHOEK - President Hage Geingob in a speech read on his behalf at yesterday’s Workers Day celebration, urged all Namibians to embrace the culture of sharing – and if they are unable to do so, they must be taught to do so.
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2019-05-022024-05-02Front Page News
Kanime to High Court in protracted case
WINDHOEK – Suspended Windhoek City Police chief Abraham Kanime wants the High Court to put aside his suspension on the basis it is unfair, unnecessary, unlawful and unconstitutional.
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2019-05-022024-05-02Front Page News
Councillors ditch May Day commemorations
WALVIS BAY - Namibia Public Workers Union (Napwu) Secretary General Petrus Nevonga has accused the regional and local political leadership of using cheap politics to sabotage May Day commemorations held yesterday at Walvis Bay.