President Hage Geingob yesterday assured Namibians that no member of Cabinet or the Legislature would be allowed to meddle in the affairs of the Judiciary.
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2020-02-132024-04-30Front Page News
Genocide Day gets thumbs up
The Affirmative Repositioning (AR) movement have declared 2 October as Genocide Remembrance Day in honour of the Ovaherero and Nama who died at the hands of German colonial forces between 1904-1908.
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2020-02-132024-04-30Front Page News
City shuts off water at 20 public schools
The City of Windhoek has cut off water supply to at least 20 government schools in the Khomas region over outstanding bills, believed to be around N$55 million.
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2020-02-132024-04-30Front Page News
Home affairs probes sham marriages
The home affairs ministry has investigated about 70 so-called marriages of convenience, deputy minister Maureen Hinda-Mbuende announced yesterday.
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2020-02-132024-05-07National
Speedy justice delivery remains a work in progress
Chief Justice Peter Shivute said while the Judiciary is trying its utmost best, under very trying circumstances to deliver speedy justice, factors out of its control adversely affects its ability to do so.
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2020-02-132024-04-30Front Page News
Coronavirus considered ‘low risk’ for Namibians… WHO says country must leave nothing to chance
Namibia is among the ‘low risk’ countries in Africa to contracting the coronavirus disease, World Health Organisation (WHO) Country Representative Dr Charles Sagoe-Moses said yesterday.
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2020-02-132024-05-07National
Geingob urges lawyers to participate in pro bono legal service
President Hage Geingob has encouraged local lawyers to participate in pro bono legal services in an effort to improve the accessibility of law and justice to vulnerable sections of society.
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2020-02-132024-05-07National
Okankolo grapples with network challenges
OKANKOLO – Although MTC is working tirelessly to ensure that everyone has access to communication and has built network towers to ensure connections are made easier in different parts of the country, some areas seem still to be lagging behind.
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2020-02-132024-05-07National
Woman charged with concealment of birth
ONGWEDIVA – The police in Oshana region are investigating a case of concealment of birth after the remains of a baby boy were allegedly discovered in the suspect’s room on Tuesday at Uupindi location in Oshakati.
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2020-02-132024-05-07National
Namibia committed in mitigating climate change
Vice President Nangolo Mbumba says given Namibia’s vulnerability, the country is deeply committed to action in terms of both climate change adaptation and mitigation.