Three conservancies in the Kunene region have received solar-powered boreholes courtesy of the Environment Investment Fund of Namibia (EIF) in collaboration with the environment ministry and Green Climate Fund.
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2020-02-062024-05-07National
Gobabis residents to pay up
GOBABIS – Gobabis informal settlement residents will start paying the municipality a monthly occupational fee of N$50, town CEO Ignatius Thidunyane announced this week.
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2020-02-062024-05-07National
Ehirovipuka embraces hydroponic fodder project
EHI-ROVIPUKA – The Environment Investment Fund of Namibia (EIF) in join hands with the Ministry of Environment and Tourism and Green Climate Fund recently visited projects that they are funding in the Kunene region.
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2020-02-062024-04-30Front Page News
Top court upholds poll outcome … unanimous judgement orders paper trail for EVMs
President Hage Geingob will be sworn in for a second term next month after the Supreme Court yesterday upheld the results of last year’s presidential vote in a unanimous judgement.
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2020-02-062024-04-30Front Page News
Thirst for land: Desperate youth flock to Rocky Crest
Scores of prospective landowners assembled at Rocky Crest’s Extension 4 when the City of Windhoek conducted an information session regarding the availability of 274-serviced erven on site yesterday.
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2020-02-062024-04-30Front Page News
Itula declares Geingob as legitimate president
Despite not succeeding in his Supreme Court bid to nullify last year’s presidential election, Dr Panduleni Itula who was President Hage Geingob’s main challenger for the presidency, accepted the outcome with grace.
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2020-02-062024-04-30Front Page News
New student funding crisis looms
Although the number of students meeting funding requirements are increasing every year, the annual budget of the Namibia Students Financial Assistance Fund (NSFAF) is not commensurate wiith the increase.
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2020-02-062024-06-18Crime and Courts
Fishrot: PDM demands answers from Noa
WALVIS BAY – The Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) said it would table a motion to summon Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) director general Paulus Noa to explain why Namibians implicated in the Fishrot saga had their assets frozen, while foreigners allegedly involved have free range.
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2020-02-062024-06-18Crime and Courts
Drug seizures fall, more suspects nabbed
The Namibian Police drug law enforcement unit confiscated illicit drugs worth N$294 800 in January this year, compared to over N$1.8 million worth of drugs seized during the same period in 2019.
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2020-02-062024-04-30Front Page News
Senior cop arrested over rhino poaching
A senior police officer at Oshakati’s protected resources unit was the mastermind behind the poaching incidences which occurred in Etosha National Park last month.