The provisional plea of a Windhoek teacher, who is currently in police custody for allegedly stabbing his wife multiple times to death, was rescheduled to next week.
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2020-10-282024-06-18Crime and Courts
Ex-magistrate to be tried in 2021
Former Windhoek-based magistrate Riana Hileni Kavara, who resigned following her suspension on criminal charges, is scheduled to go on trial next year.
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2020-10-282024-06-18Front Page News
Family locked in land dispute
Descendants of a man, who died 21 years ago, have been left helpless after a senior headman of the Ondonga Traditional Authority allegedly decided to side with a woman who recently surfaced to claim their piece of land.
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2020-10-282024-04-30Front Page News
Shanapinda gets the nod at Telecom
Former Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN) CEO Stanley Shanapinda has been named as the substantive CEO of Telecom Namibia, effective January next year.
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2020-10-282024-04-30Front Page News
BIG proponents want action not ‘lip service’
Proponents of the Basic Income Grant (BIG) say government has been paying lip service to the idea of implementing the initiative.
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2020-10-282024-06-21Crime and Courts, International
Teen charged in assault death of grandmother appears
An 18-year-old boy, accused of fatally assaulting his grandmother, appeared for the first time on Monday in the Outapi Magistrate’s Court on a charge of murder.
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2020-10-282024-04-30Front Page News
Vaccination in full swing to stem spread of FMD
RUNDU - The agriculture ministry’s directorate of veterinary services (DVS) is currently hard at work to vaccinate cattle against foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) in the entire Kavango East region.
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2020-10-282024-04-30Front Page News
Govt releases N$345m in non-tuition fees
The Namibia Students Financial Assistance Fund (NSFAF) yesterday announced government has released N$345 million towards the payment of non-tuition fees for tertiary students.
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2020-10-282024-05-07National
People with disabilities face barriers to employment
Although various government offices, ministries and agencies seem to employ persons with disabilities, most of them are employed in low and middle-level positions such as clerks or labourers.
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2020-10-282024-05-07National
GBV: Swanu leader clarifies his position
Almost two weeks after his controversial remarks in parliament about women being too dependent on men, Swanu parliamentarian Tangeni Iijambo yesterday claimed his statements were taken out of context.