President Hage Geingob yesterday reminded party members to put the interest of the party ahead of their personal interest at all times.
Month: December 2022
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Doctor’s Rape Act challenge fails
A full bench of the Windhoek High Court yesterday dismissed a challenge to a section of the Combating of Rape Act by a Cuban doctor accused of raping a female colleague about four years ago.
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IPC threaten to recall ‘wasteful’ councillors
Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) regional chairperson Fritz Kaufman has vowed to recall IPC councillors in the City of Windhoek who engage in wasteful expenditure.
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Grade 11, 12 marking nears completion
With the 2022 academic year having come to an end, the directorate of national examinations and assessment has announced it is working tirelessly to finish the marking process, which is halfway done.
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I had tunnel vision – Lichtenstrasser
Self-admitted murderer Ernst Josef Lichtenstrasser said he was in two minds just before he fired the shots that killed two senior executives of the NIMT institute in Arandis.
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Swakopmund discusses drug, alcohol abuse
Psychological experts speaking at the Swakopmund Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (SAADA) initiative this week, said untreated trauma is at the centre of many social ills.
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SADC-PF Plenary Assembly kicks-off
President of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Felix Tshisekedi on Monday afternoon officially opened the 52nd SADC-Parliamentary Forum (SADC-PF) Plenary Assembly.
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No resolution on Commando Hall ownership
The dispute over the ownership of the plot that houses the Commando Hall in Katutura, remains unresolved, as the two groups claiming it failed to find an amicable solution.
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Local authorities need improved funding formula
The Association of Local Authorities in Namibia’s president Samuel !Oë-Amseb has said the central government needs to consider an improved funding formula for local authorities’ capital projects.
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Growth at Home positions Namibia as regional player
Namibia’s Growth at Home strategy, which aims to bolster local manufacturing capacity, is being rolled out in four phases of five years each, stretching to 2030 and beyond.