WINDHOEK – An Angolan convicted on a charge of culpable homicide by Windhoek High Court Acting Judge Alfred Siboleka in May this year was sentenced to a prison term of 10 years yesterday.
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2019-06-192024-04-30Front Page News
Sodomy accused gets new lawyer
WINDHOEK - A new lawyer was appointed for a former cleaner and acting hostel father at Karundu Primary School in Otjiwarongo charged with sodomy after Milton Engelbrecht withdrew as counsel of record.
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2019-06-182024-05-02Sports
Namibia capable of slaying giants at Afcon – Katupose…still open for future call-ups
WINDHOEK – The Namibia Premier League (NPL)’s oldest club, Tigers FC’s veteran striker Muna Katupose
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2019-06-182024-05-02Sports
Black Tie Boxing event raises over N$17 000 … to go towards cancer research and Nanaso
WINDHOEK – A recent boxing fundraising tourney, hosted by Black Tie Boxing in collaboration with AC
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2019-06-182024-05-07Farmers Forum
Unsafe food claim over 400 000 lives every year
Every year 420 000 people die, while 600 million fall ill around the world as a result of consuming unsafe food, according to the UN’s World Health Organisation.
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2019-06-182024-05-07Farmers Forum
Doors swing open for communal farmers to participate at 2019 Windhoek Show
WINDHOEK - Jubilance resounded through the corridors of the small stock industry after the Small Stock
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2019-06-182024-05-07Farmers Forum
Govt launches agricultural project in Warmquelle
WINDHOEK – Government has launched an agricultural project that seeks to reduce the impacts and risks
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2019-06-182024-05-07Farmers Forum
Farm Windhoek becomes supplier of highly nutritional bush-feed
WINDHOEK - Nestled in the shadows of the Auas Mountains just south of Windhoek is Farm Windhoek which has become a haven for outdoor lovers, offering activities for the whole family with over 70
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2019-06-182024-05-07Farmers Forum
Illegal, undeclared products have local dairy, poultry sectors on their knees
WINDHOEK – Some seven million litres of dairy per annum has entered Namibia undeclared over the last six years, a study has revealed, while another survey concluded that some 2.5 million chickens may have entered the country illegally last year.
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2019-06-182024-05-06Business
EIF awards N$1.9 million to Nyae Nyae Conservancy
WINDHOEK - The Environmental Investment Fund (EIF) of Namibia has made more than N$1.9 million available to the Nyae Nyae Conservancy to help manage fire and water within the conservancy, thereby