No one really likes to be told what to do. One of the first things a child learns to say and understand is the word “NO”.
Month: February 2022
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Opinion – Letter to Namibia and Germany
After long Ovaherero-Nama genocide talks, Germany agreed to accept responsibility for the atrocities they caused in Namibia 100 years ago.
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Gang rape accused seek acquittal
Two of three men on trial for allegedly gang-raping a young woman at Otjurukune Reserve in the Gobabis area in 2017, say the State failed to prove their case beyond reasonable doubt.
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Learner licence applicants swarm NaTIS
Since the reopening of the Namibia Traffic Information System offices this week, a large number of people have gathered at Oshakati NaTIS for booking of learner licence tests.
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Murder convict gets lawyer for appeal
A new lawyer has been appointed for a man convicted and sentenced to 30 years imprisonment for murdering his ex-girlfriend over the paternity of their son.
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Oanob cruise turns into calamity
The police in the Hardap region late yesterday were still searching for the body of one man who went missing when a boat capsized at Lake Oanob near Rehoboth on Saturday afternoon.
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1 260 Ohangwena teens pregnant in 2021
With 1 260 school-going girls falling pregnant last year in the Ohangwena region, the directorate of education has pointed to a growing transactional sex trend which not only puts the girls’ progress in school at risk, but also their health.
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Students owe Unam, Nust N$480 million
As at the end of 2021, student debt at the University of Namibia stood at a massive N$400 million, while the Namibia University of Science and Technology has recorded an amount of N$80 million in outstanding fees.
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High Court has jurisdiction in labour matters
The Supreme Court on Friday determined that the High Court of Namibia has jurisdiction to hear labour matters.