Month: June 2022

One of the joys of working in IT is seeing the future and knowing that although we may not have embraced it yet in Namibia, it will come.

Green hydrogen is poised to become a critical source of energy in global energy markets, playing an increasingly central role in the transition to a green energy future.

Having identified the highest statistics of road carnage in the country, the Otjozondjupa region has initiated plans to host a symposium aimed at laying the foundation for much-needed areas of intervention to defeat road deaths and transgressions.

Councillor of Windhoek rural constituency Piet Adams has requested the Khomas Regional Council to address the plight of generational farm workers as well as the plight of evicted people from commercial farms residing in road reserves.

Lack of infrastructure, development and resettlement were among the concerns highlighted in Ohangwena’s state of the region address (SORA) last week.

A 41-year-old woman claims to have been scammed by her best friend to get married to a Kenyan foreigner without her consent. The alleged marriage was contracted on 11 November 2005.

Landowners in the Rehoboth district feel that farming cannot co-exist alongside increasing mineral prospecting or mining activities, and that the Namibian government has to draw a definitive dividing line between the two.

In an unprecedented move, the Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) on Saturday elected current Swakopmund mayor Lovisa Kativa to contest for the vacant position of Swakopmund constituency councillor.

The police in the Khomas region are investigating a case of culpable homicide after two brothers lost their lives in an accident in the early hours of Saturday in Windhoek. 

The family of Philipus Hanghome who is accused of killing his brother last week, are appealing to the state to grant him bail as soon as possible.