Month: July 2019

WINDHOEK- Higher education minister Dr Itah Kandjii-Murangi has underlined the fact that stereotypes

WINDHOEK- Namibia Post and Telecommunication Holdings (NPTH) have donated N$60 million towards the government Drought Relief Programme yesterday morning.

WINDHOEK- Discontented with what they say is the slow service delivery and land, residents of Gobabis

WINDHOEK – President of Swanu Youth League Brian Ngutjinazo is concerned over the lack of critical drugs at state hospitals, which he said has forced patients, especially pensioners, to spend their meagre pension

WINDHOEK – An administration supervisor at Otjiwarongo municipality was granted bail at the town’s

WINDHOEK – The investigating officer in the case of 10 people who stand accused of killing a 27-year-old Congolese refugee in June last year has been sent back to the drawing board. 

WINDHOEK – Following calls to bar civil servants from taking up temporary jobs during the 2019 supplementary registration of voters, the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) says no single

WINDHOEK – Okakarara Constituency Councillor Vetaruhe Kandorozu yesterday expressed serious

Mukwe - Presidentegona Nangolo Mbumba katente asi eyi kuna kuretesapo matjiliso omu tuna kukulika

The mounting debt relating to South Africa’s state-owned entities is reflective of a wider problem in sub-Saharan Africa. Government borrowing in the region is spiralling out of control – and the public is being