School Corner’s Paheja Siririka was at Creamer’s recently where Afroprint hosted a paint on a bag event. Pupils from Bernhard Nordkamp Centre had the opportunity to be part of the event.
Year: 2019
Home
2019
Post
2019-12-112024-05-07Youth Corner
RLabs on a mission to educate young Namibians
WINDHOEK - Reconstructed Living Labs (RLabs), under the Namibia Business Innovation Institute (NBII), recently graduated a total of 186 students in short courses, ranging from Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Project Management and Events Management.
Post
2019-12-112024-05-07Youth Corner
Hano Youth Charity Day commemorated in Otjozondjupa and Khomas regions
WINDHOEK – In partnership with Omalanga safaris, Hano Youth Foundation held a charity day in Windhoek and Otavi to reach out to the communities.
Post
2019-12-112024-05-07National
Taapopi new Nanso president
WINDHOEK - The Namibia National Students Organisation (Nanso), which convened its 16th Elective National Students Congress over the weekend in Otjiwarongo, elected its new executive committee members to serve for the next coming two years.
Post
2019-12-112024-06-18Crime and Courts
Tax refund scam trial hits a snag … Namibian accused challenges ACC summons
WINDHOEK - The trial of two Namibians and 12 Angolans, accused of defrauding the government to the tune of N$210 million through false tax refunds on purchases exported from Namibia, hit a snag on Monday.
Post
2019-12-112024-05-07National
Corruption not systemic in Namibia – Geingob
WINDHOEK - President Hage Geingob has maintained that corruption is not systemic in Namibia, but perceptions have been created that Namibia is a corrupt society.
Post
2019-12-112024-06-18Crime and Courts
Aminuis gang rape accused guilty
WINDHOEK - Three young men from Aminuis in the Omaheke Region will be sentenced tomorrow after acting Windhoek High Court Judge Orben Sibeya convicted them of one count of rape each this week.
Post
2019-12-112024-04-30Front Page News
‘We are out in the cold’…jobless fishermen share their agony at Walvis Bay protest
WALVIS BAY - Hundreds of people, wearing mostly T-shirts bearing the Namibian flag, rallied yesterday in Walvis Bay to demonstrate against corruption in light of the unfolding ‘Fishrot’ scandal that has implicated former ministers and businesspeople.
Post
2019-12-112024-04-30Front Page News
NQA boss accused of attempted murder out on bail
WINDHOEK - The chief executive officer of the Namibia Qualifications Authority Frans Gertze was released on N$5 000 bail on Monday following his high-profile arrest for allegedly shooting his wife six times at their Pionierspark home last month.
Post
2019-12-112024-06-18Crime and Courts
Businessman to appeal murder conviction
WINDHOEK - A 59-year-old businessman, who was recently convicted of murder with direct intent, has approached the registrar of the High Court to appeal his conviction.