Month: May 2023

Former fisheries minister Benard Esau has denied giving orders for funds to be transferred to the Sisa Namandje & Co and DHC law firms. 

The national rail service operator faces the dual challenge of an ageing and deteriorating railway infrastructure and outdated rolling stock. 

Some Otweya residents who received houses after the devastating shack fire that left 174 Twaloloka families homeless are allegedly at risk of losing their homes. 

Swapo war veterans yesterday remembered and commemorated Cassinga Day at the party’s regional headquarters in Okanjengedi, Oshana region.

Affirmative Repositioning movement leader Job Amupanda does not only dream of becoming Namibia’s fourth democratically-elected president, he has in fact already started preparing his acceptance speech.

Congratulations on your graduation! As you enter the job market, you may feel overwhelmed with all the possibilities and options available to you. In all this, it’s important to remember that you have the power to shape your future and steer your career in the direction you desire.

Prominent South African pastor John Anosike and Namibian-based apostle Jimmy Mwaba are at loggerheads over money raised during a three-day church crusade held in early April.

Just as flood victims in the Kabbe flood-prone areas of the Zambezi region prepare to resume their daily lives, the rapid rise of the Zambezi River has villagers and officials fearing a potential second wave.

More and more Namibians are applying for programmes offered by the University of Namibia’s School of Medicine, which receives over a thousand applications annually for only 70 available places. 

A couple from Ongwediva is set to appear in court today after they allegedly assaulted their niece and a nephew for a horrifying five years.