Hage Geingob, the incumbent President of the Republic of Namibia and the iconic revolutionary liberation movement in Namibia, Swapo, has always been a fearless man of great potential, ambitions and immeasurable strength.
Year: 2022
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Editorial – Babies die as adults swallow conspiracy theories
The devastating news that three babies, under the age of one, died of Covid-19 should concern us all.
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Namport warns schools against scam
The Namibian Ports Authority is urging schools not to pay any money or fall prey to an ongoing scam that is targeting schools in the country.
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APP wants more resources for education
The All People’s Party is concerned about inadequate budgetary allocations to schools, and calls on government to continue prioritising education.
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Idle plots irk Omuthiya council
The Omuthiya Town Council has expressed dismay that several erven allocated to individuals, companies and government have been lying idle for years.
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Rain, wind cause havoc in Okongo
Strong winds destroyed property, including houses and a school building, on Tuesday at Okongo in the Ohangwena region.
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LPM eyes inroads into Swapo stronghold
The Landless People’s Movement over the festive season took a tour around the four northern regions considered Swapo’s stronghold where it sold its agenda for change in a bid to expand its support and membership base.
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Court orders return of NTB millions
The organisers of the Kora All-Africa Music Awards failed to furnish the court with evidence of their alleged expenses incurred over the cancellation of the awards in 2016.
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BDF not liable for Nchindo murders…pressure group to approach SADC, AU and UN
The Kasane Magistrate’s Court in Botswana yesterday ruled in favour of that country’s defence force, absolving it from gross negligence and liability for criminal litigation in the brutal killing of three Nchindo brothers and their Zambian cousin in 2020.
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ED tells Hardap director to ignore suspension
Following the expulsion of Hardap education director Gerhard Ndafenongo from the regional council’s office, the education ministry’s executive director Sanet Steenkamp has intervened and told him to maintain his position.