SWAKOPMUND – The East and Southern African Association of Accountants General (ESAAG) should work in unison to strengthen mechanisms to enhance effective and efficient public financial management.
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2020-01-282024-05-07National
Ongwediva prepares to compensate Omatando residents
ONGWEDIVA - The Ongwediva Town Council is calling on crop field and homestead owners at Omatando to avail themselves for the second phase of evaluation of their properties, scheduled to kick off early February.
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2020-01-282024-04-30Front Page News
Kambueshe calls for asset declaration law
SWAKOPMUND - Swakopmund constituency councilor Juuso Kambueshe has called on the establishment of a law that will compel all government servants to declare their assets.
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2020-01-282024-04-30Front Page News
Murder accused reluctantly agrees to State funded lawyer
WINDHOEK – One of the two men accused of raping and murdering a young girl between 28 and 29 March 2013 in Windhoek, wanted to fire his lawyer yesterday.
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2020-01-282024-05-07National
Police probe sexual assaults on minors
WINDHOEK – Two minor girls aged six and 10 were among a number of women sexually assaulted this past week, the police have confirmed.
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2020-01-282024-05-07National
Seaflower to resume operations this week
SWAKOPMUND – The Seaflower fishing company at Walvis Bay will most likely resume its operations on Friday.
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2020-01-282024-05-07National
Witness accounts, surveillance help piece together murder puzzle
WINDHOEK - A broken broomstick and burnt clothes are part of the evidence being studied by police investigators into the murder of a nine-year-old Zimbabwean-born girl, whose charred body was found in a municipal rubbish skip at the weekend.
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2020-01-282024-04-30Front Page News
Katjavivi speaks out over NUST infighting
WINDHOEK – The Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) chancellor Peter Katjavivi has spoken out against the internal chaos and infighting that has rocked the university’s top echelons.
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2020-01-282024-04-30Front Page News
No immediate coronavirus threat – Shangula
WINDHOEK - Health minister Dr Kalumbi Shangula said yesterday his ministry is on alert and monitoring the deadly coronavirus that has led to the death of at least 80 people.
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2020-01-272024-04-30Front Page News
Iipangelo ya pititha oshikonga shokukeelela okaankela yokoshivalelo
ONGWEDIVA-Aakiintu yena ombutu yoHiv/Aids oye na ompito onene oku kwatwa komukithi gwonkela koshivalelo. Dhoka odha popiwa komupangi elile komeho opolongalama yokuminikila omukithi gokankela kiivalelo yomeme Samuel Muzanima, Etine mOshipangelo oshinene shaShakati.