KEETMANSHOOP - Members of the Horse Lovers Organization in Keetmanshoop could face prosecution for illegally keeping their horses at facilities owned by the municipality.
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2019-11-262024-06-18Crime and Courts
NDF soldier suffers legal setback
WINDHOEK – The Namibia Defence Force (NDF) soldier accused of fatally shooting a Zimbabwean taxi driver in June suffered a legal setback when the court rejected his application to have the case withdrawn.
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2019-11-262024-05-07National
ECN accredits U.S. Embassy to observe elections
WINDHOEK - U.S. Ambassador Lisa Johnson and U.S. Embassy representatives will celebrate Namibia’s democratic traditions as accredited observers at the polls tomorrow.
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2019-11-262024-05-07National
Opinion: Stealing the presidency to destroy the nation
Never since the watershed independence elections in 1989, won by Swapo conclusively, have Namibians face a similar serious tribal threat, as with the oncoming November 27 elections.
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2019-11-262024-05-07National
Swartbooi delivers ‘message of hope’ at final rally
KEETMANSHOOP – The Landless People’s Movement (LPM) held its final rally at Keetmanshoop on Sunday, with party leader Bernadus Swartbooi saying they were the only hope for Namibians.
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2019-11-262024-05-07National
Chinese embassy donates to Oshikoto learners
OMBUNDU – The Chinese embassy donated boxes of Panda packs containing school stationery to Ombundu Combined School, where it also awarded scholarships to pupils from Otjikoto and Joseph Simaneka Asino schools.
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2019-11-262024-04-30Front Page News
All set for elections… as electoral tribunal dismisses EVM challenge
WINDHOEK – It is all systems go for tomorrow’s Presidential and National Assembly elections after the Electoral Tribunal yesterday dismissed an urgent application that challenged the use of electronic voting machines (EVMs).
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2019-11-262024-04-30Front Page News
Fishrot: Suspects ready to turn themselves in
WINDHOEK - Former justice minister Sacky Shanghala and three others wanted on corruption charges say they are ready to hand themselves in.
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2019-11-262024-04-30Front Page News
Man convicted of brutal Henties murder
WINDHOEK – The man accused of the brutal rape and murder of 13-year-old Rachel Vanessa Boois in the Omdel location of Henties Bay during the period May 2014 was convicted yesterday by Windhoek High
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2019-11-262024-04-30Front Page News
Presidency thrashes newspaper report
WINDHOEK - The Presidency has taken issue with an article published recently in The Namibian newspaper, which claimed President Hage Geingob uttered that renowned academic Joseph Diescho “will remain a refugee”.