Month: April 2023

A 43-year-old man committed suicide by allegedly stabbing himself in the stomach and cutting his throat with a traditional knife (Omukonda) in his bedroom in full view of his seven-months-pregnant wife. 

With a looming drought, Cabinet has directed the Office of the Prime to extend the drought relief programme by the tune of N$121 million to Kunene, and parts of Erongo and Omusati.

The Affirmative Repositioning movement has called on the sports ministry to get to the bottom of a dodgy land deal that saw the Newman Katuta stadium sold from under its nose.

Farmers in the two Kavango regions, through their farmers’ unions, namely the Kavango East Regional Farmers Union (KERFU) and Kavango West Regional Farmers Union (KWRFU), do not support the idea of dissolving Meatco’s northern communal area (NCA) subsidiary, which Meatco is in the process of doing.

Two farmworkers, who were murdered at Farm Josephine near Dordabis in the Khomas region earlier this month, will be laid to rest on Saturday at Aranos.

Disgruntled striker Mapenzi Muwanei has roped in the services of labour experts to assist in his ongoing boardroom tussle with Debmarine Namibia Premiership outfit Orlando Pirates, whom the player claims has refused to pay his outstanding wages since January this year. 

The Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) has increased pension benefits by 5.46% from the 4.62% increase for 2022/2023. The pension benefit increase is effective 01 April 2023 for all GIPF pensioners. 

Huawei yesterday kicked off its 20th annual Global Analyst Summit (HAS) in Shenzhen, China. The summit was attended by more than 1 000 industry analysts,

The European Union (EU)-funded twinning project, titled ‘Providing support to the Namibia Standards Institution (NSI)’, together with its partners and the industrialisation and trade ministry, on Tuesday hosted the first-ever EU/Namibia Quality Infrastructure Forum in Windhoek.