Month: November 2022

The fishing industry does not have the capacity to create 645 active jobs in a short period for the fishermen who resigned from the Cavema joint venture in August this year.

Damara Gaob Justus ǁGaroëb has leapt to the defence of under-fire chief Immanuel /Gaseb of the !Oe Gan traditional authority,
saying calls to remove him from his position will do more harm than good for the entire ≠Nūkhoen community.

Around 300 Affirmative Repositioning (AR) activists descended on the coastal town of Walvis Bay over the weekend to adopt their constitution and chart the movement’s future as it edges closer to becoming a full-blown political party.

By the end of last month, over 300 000 warrants of arrest for traffic offenders were still to be executed.

After countless attempts to get Trustco Bank Namibia to put its house in order, the inevitable happened last week when the Bank of Namibia filed papers in the Windhoek High Court for an order to liquidate that bank.

Local football fans have welcomed the return of top-flight football, saying the nation has been yearning to watch it for the longest time.

From the moment the fairly young and innocent-looking Uazuva Mieze arrived in the city of bright lights (Windhoek), she wasted little time burning the midnight oil to transform the ladies’ game, showing glimpses of greatness with some jaw-dropping displays on the netball courts.

The Athletic Club Football Academy will host its annual tournament from Friday to Sunday on its field in Pioneerspark.

Murmurs have it that some rowdy clubs in the newly-established Debmarine Namibia Premiership have staged a silent protest, and have apparently indicated to the Namibia Football Association (NFA) that they are not “ready” to commence with the new season this weekend. 

No one can deny the fact that Namibia has over the years introduce several interventions that on paper appeared “groundbreaking” and “people centred”, however, their implementation and results thereof are far from the word “groundbreaking”.