NAIROBI - Hepatitis E is currently the leading cause of maternal mortality in Namibia.
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2019-11-182024-05-07National
Boy child should not be left behind – Wentworth
NAIROBI – Boys, as they are lagging behind, must be included in the same efforts empowering the girl child to ensure she completes her education.
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2019-11-182024-06-18Crime and Courts
Robbery attack claims life
WALVIS BAY - A 28-year-old man from Swakopmund died early Saturday morning after he was robbed and attacked by a group of men at the town.
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2019-11-182024-05-07National
NovaNam acquires deep-sea trawler
KEETMANSHOOP - Lalandii 1, a new deep-sea fishing trawler, was welcomed during a reception at Namport commercial jetty last week.
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2019-11-182024-05-07National
Omaheke invests N$8.5 million in projects
GOBABIS - Omaheke Regional Council chief regional officer Maria Vaendwanawa has announced that the council has allocated N$8.5 million to 128 community projects through its community development programme.
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2019-11-182024-04-30Front Page News
Judges clarify money laundering
WINDHOEK - Three judges of the Windhoek High Court in a review judgment on various cases on whether a charge of money-laundering in addition to that of a charge containing the element of dishonesty has issued a judgement explaining the offence of money-laundering.
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2019-11-182024-06-18Crime and Courts
CBD shooter gets legal representation
WINDHOEK - The legal trouble of a man charged with murder in the Windhoek High Court was finally resolved last Thursday when the Directorate of Legal Aid in the Ministry of Justice instructed legal representation for him.
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2019-11-182024-06-18Crime and Courts
Child rape sentence increased on appeal
WINDHOEK - A Swakopmund man whose indecent assault conviction was overturned with a conviction of attempted rape in the Supreme Court was slapped with a sentence more than twice the original sentence.
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2019-11-182024-05-07National
Namibia Media Trust blasts Tweya
WINDHOEK – The Namibia Media Trust (NMT) has condemned in the strongest terms the recent remarks by trade minister Tjekero Tweya, in which he labelled journalists as “flies”.
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2019-11-182024-05-07National
Luhonono road to be completed by December 2020
LUHONONO - The construction of the multi-million Namalubi-Isize-Luhonono road is going well following massive progress made towards completion of the long-awaited project that will link the mainland to the flood belt.