Month: April 2023

The Walvis Bay municipal council has been accused of wasting ratepayers’ money by delaying the appointment of a CEO.

Heritage Health Medical Aid Fund’s operations will continue after the Windhoek High Court dismissed the application of the Registrar of Medical Aid Funds to wind up the company due to financial troubles.

Higher education minister Itah Kandji-Murangi said the four campuses of the University of Namibia are well-equipped to offer various qualifications up to PhD level. 

A school library named after the late struggle icon Andimba Toivo ya Toivo was recently inaugurated at the Oshilungi Combined School in the Ombuga area of the Onyaanya constituency. The school has 530 learners.

Traditional and church leaders as well as human rights activists are concerned by the growing number of sexual violence incidents against children, perpetrated by senior citizens.

This weekend’s round of matches will serve as one of Black Africa’s few remaining opportunities to resuscitate their somewhat feeble campaign, which has left them battling for survival in the relegation zone. 

Despite the fear of exhaustion due to congested fixtures, Afrocats Lions mentor Dimitri Bittler is adamant they can cope with the pressure of playing three matches in one weekend when action continues in the MTC Namibia Netball Premier League (NNPL). 

I am slowly and worryingly picking signs of a brewing storm within the corridors of the Namibia Football Association (NFA) Football House, especially in the department of the Namibia Premier Football League (NPFL). 

The harbour town of Walvis Bay is known for its amazing cool weather oozing from the freezing Atlantic Ocean, but the sea hub is also home to many prominent personalities in different fields.