Judges of the High Court are currently deliberating whether or not the lower court erred in its decision not to release activists Dimbulukeni Nauyoma and Michael Amushelelo on bail.
Month: August 2022
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Conservancies flourish despite challenges
The N#a Jaqna and Nyae Nyae conservancies in the Tsumkwe area are yielding tremendous results, despite the challenges they endured during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Kombat mine shafts 200 workers
Over 200 workers of the Kombat copper mine in the Otjozodjupa region near Otavi have been ‘retrenched’, as the mine is allegedly expected to immediately
cease operations.
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Civil servants in YES landslide…must report for duty until strike date is announced
Civil servants have voted overwhelmingly to go on strike on a date to be announced after all procedures had been finalised between the government and bargaining unions. However, the unions have called on all civil servants to report for duty until the parties officially announce the date of the industrial action.
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Geingob: Swapo’s class is permanent
Swapo has not veered off its original mission, but instead continuously adapts to contemporary realities to remain at the forefront of fighting for social justice and economic emancipation for all.
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Family wants cleansing ceremony in holding cells
A family from a village near Opuwo says their brother, a trial-awaiting suspect, desperately needs traditional cleansing.
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State admits irregularities in Fishrot-bribery case
The Windhoek Magistrate’s Court Thursday ruled there were irregularities committed in the handling of the bribery case of Fishrot accused, James Hatuikulipi and Sakaria Kuutondokwa Kokule and a review is warranted.
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Woman allegedly raped by four men
A woman who was carrying her baby on the back, was allegedly raped by four men.
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Omaheke concludes agri-food ConfEx
The first-ever Omaheke Agriculture and Food Expo has come to an end, amidst various challenges.
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More TB treatment investment needed
The East, Central and Southern African Health Community says more should be invested in treating tuberculosis, specifically contact tracing with the inclusion of miners, ex-miners and the communities they live in.