WINDHOEK - Ninety-two suspects were arrested in the period 1 – 31 October 2019 in connection with illegal possession of drugs.
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2019-11-142024-05-07National
Anti-secessionist group condemn separatists
KATIMA MULILO – The recently formed Namibians Against Secessionism in Zambezi Region group has condemned the activities of pro-secessionist activists in Zambezi, particularly by the Caprivi Concerned Group (CCG) and ex-Dukwe refugees under the umbrella of the banned UDP.
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2019-11-142024-04-30Front Page News
Ministers quit over massive kickback scandal
Fisheries minister Bernhard Esau and his justice counterpart Sacky Shanghala resigned yesterday after being linked to a massive corruption scandal involving an alleged kickback scheme of at least N$150 million.
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2019-11-142024-04-30Front Page News
Special voting proceeds smoothly
Namibians living abroad voted at high commissions, embassies and consulates around the world as part of the special voting exercise ahead of the general election on 27 November.
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2019-11-132024-05-02Sports
We will put Chad to the sword, cautions Shitembi
We will put Chad to the sword, cautions Shitembi
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2019-11-132024-05-02Sports
Gravel and Dirt MTB Marathon Series concludes
Gravel and Dirt MTB Marathon Series concludes
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2019-11-132024-05-07Youth Corner
Dispatched Thoughts: Report on preventing youth crime
Dispatched Thoughts: Report on preventing youth crime
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2019-11-132024-05-07Lifestyle
Social Reflection: Living in the here and the now
You know when one finds themselves looking at their life, they tend to have two sights: forward and backwards. We spend the majority of our time focused on the future: always planning and anxious about where we are going and trying to ensure that we are doing the groundwork to get to where we are going. We spend so much time immersed in the 'what ifs' and little time in the now. We spend equally as much time studying our past and trying to piece together the areas we could have done better, the things we have experienced and the things we wish had been different. There is a very powerful scripture I live by that reads:
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2019-11-132024-05-07Youth Corner
Never rush success, gain knowledge first – Angula
WINDHOEK - Mobile Telecommunication Limited’s recently appointed Chief Commercial Officer Melvin Hosea Angula advised the youth and Namibians in general to never rush for success, urging them to rather obtain as much knowledge as possible first.
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2019-11-132024-05-07Youth Corner
Progress school scoops trophy in private school competition
WINDHOEK – Progress Private School is the winner of this year’s Private School’s Math Quiz and Spelling Bee competition, which was held on the 25 October at the UN Plaza in
Windhoek.