OTJIWARONGO - Drought, crime and safety, and gender based violence were among the concerns highlighted in Otjozondjupa governor Otto Ipinge’s 2019 State of the Region [Sora] address last week.
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2019-06-112024-05-07National
Drought: //Kharas farmers forced to move livestock
KARASBURG - “We do not know if it will work,” remarked Benedictus Ortman with uncertainty on whether moving his animals to other areas will be a solution to the devastating effects of the current severe drought.
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2019-06-112024-06-18Crime and Courts
Walvis Bay kidnappers fined N$13 000 each
SWAKOPMUND – Convicted Walvis Bay kidnappers Logan Pretorius (26), his fiancé Sandra Riobo (22),
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2019-06-112024-05-07National
Ausiku breathes fire in SORA over unbudgeted priorities
NKURENKURU - Kavango West Regional Governor Sirkka Ausiku in her fifth state of the region address (Sora) last week said the region is disappointed to note that most government agencies and ministries still did
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2019-06-112024-05-07National
Middle-income tag a far cry from Namibia’s realities
ONGWEDIVA – Although Namibia is classified as a middle-income country and has made remarkable strides in reducing poverty and income disparity levels, there is still a wide gap in income development levels between urban and rural areas.
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2019-06-112024-05-07National
Fisheries account for 8.4% of total cereal production in Sadc
WINDHOEK - Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources Bernhard Esau says even though food security is mainly measured from a cereal and other staple foods point of view, total fisheries and aquaculture
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2019-06-112024-04-30Front Page News
Namport could reconsider mass dismissals
WINDHOEK - Following a public outcry over its recent dismissal of 86 employees, the Namibian Ports Authority (Namport) is willing to reverse this decision, Erongo governor Cleophas Mutjavikua said in his state of the region address.
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2019-06-112024-04-30Front Page News
Boys, aged 11, arrested for dealing in mandrax
WINDHOEK – Two 11-year-old boys from a primary school in Katutura were arrested recently for selling mandrax tablets to fellow learners on the school grounds.
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2019-06-112024-04-30Front Page News
Kalenga spoils Shuumbwa’s party with urgent interdict threat
ONGWEDIVA – Ink had barely dried on a ministerial letter yesterday confirming Fillemon Shuumbwa Nangolo as the designate Omukwaniilwa of Ondonga, when his uncle Konis Kalenga, who is also a
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2019-06-112024-04-30Front Page News
NWR records 1% drop in revenue
WINDHOEK - State-owned tourism and hospitality service company Namibia Wildlife Resorts (NWR) reported revenues of N$359 million from 2018, a decline of one percent from one year ago,