ONGWEDIVA – Business people who also double as farmers want the government to reserve the money allocated to mitigate the effects of the drought in the country for humans only.
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2019-06-042024-05-07National
Transitioning employees through change using effective engagement approaches
There is a saying that change is inevitable, so if you don’t adapt you die. The world is changing at an alarming rate and technology has played a massive role in this. In an ever-changing world, social norms,
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2019-06-042024-05-06Business
When local becomes lekker for the economy
Namibians are proud people, we are proud of our country, our heritage and of local products.
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2019-06-042024-05-06Business
Khomas Region’s N$2.4 billion development budget to surpass N$3 billion during MTEF
WINDHOEK – The Khomas Region, which is the seat of central government and where the capital city is situated, has been allocated N$2.437 billion for its developmental needs during the 2019/2020 financial year.
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2019-06-042024-05-06Business
Depreciating Namibia dollar pushes up local fuel prices by 30c/l
WINDHOEK – Unleaded fuel and diesel will increase by 30 cents per litre as of this Wednesday, June 5.
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2019-06-042024-06-18Crime and Courts
Guilty verdict in beach shooting
WINDHOEK - Windhoek High Court Acting Judge Alfred Siboleka returned a verdict of guilty with direct intent in the trial of a young man accused of killing his girlfriend near Independence Beach in Walvis Bay.
The killing took place on November 10, 2014.
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2019-06-042024-06-18Crime and Courts
Woman fatally battered with spade by ex-lover
WINDHOEK – A forty-year-old woman was battered to death with a spade, allegedly by her ex-lover in the early hours of yesterday morning in Rehoboth.
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2019-06-042024-06-18Crime and Courts
B1 City fraud accused petitions Supreme Court
WINDHOEK - Former CEO of the Road Contractors Company, Kelly Nghixulifwa has petitioned the Supreme Court to challenge a decision by Windhoek High Court Judge Christi Liebenberg to refuse to squash eight of the 11 charges that he faces.
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2019-06-042024-06-18Crime and Courts
Cannabis accused awaits judgement
WINDHOEK - Windhoek Regional Court is set to deliver judgment in the case of Makono Victus on trial for dealing in Cannabis worth more than N$200 000.
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2019-06-042024-05-07National
Towards alternatives to imprisonment
WINDHOEK - As African correctional facilities continue bursting at the seams due to overcrowding, the Commissioner-General of the Namibian Correctional Service (NCS) Raphael Tuhafeni Hamunyela, is