Okamatyona keedula 17 oka kwatwa po konima eshi vati ka kwata omukulupe onghonga weedula 75.
Month: June 2023
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Omuxwaxwameki wo-IPC mOhangwena e likufa moilonga
Joe Matheus, oo a kala omuxwaxwameki wongudu yo-IPC moshikandjahoololo shaHangwena okwa ti ina hala vali okukala oshilyongudu sho-IPC.
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Ovaamaupa ove li mo nai keendjaba
Ovanhu vomomukunda Amaupa moshikandjohoololo shaTsandi moshitukulwa shaMusati, vati otava mono oixuna keendjaba, oshinima osho nokuli sha tula eemwenyo davo moshiponga.
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Vamwe tava lili enota
Ovakalimo vomoshikandjohoololo shaTsandi moshitukulwa shaMusati ova ongala onghela pombelewa yangoloneya waMusati tava lili enota lanyaa kehonga olo le lihanena momikunda davo.
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Schoolgirl pregnancies, nepotism, graft rock Omitara
Disgruntled Omitara residents took to the streets at the weekend to vent frustrations over rising schoolgirl pregnancies, corruption and poor academic performance at Otjivero Combined School.
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Sanlam, Hollard employees in dock for fraud
A financial advisor at Sanlam and an employee of Hollard Insurance company in Rundu made their first court appearance on Monday facing charges of defrauding a Sanlam client of N$200 000.
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Supreme Court settles Shambyu chieftainship row
The impasse between two Shambyu royal families about who should be the next chief ended after the Supreme Court ruled in favour of Sofia Mundjembwe Kanyetu against her rival Maria Haindaka on Friday.
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Visa-free entry to be mutual – Kawana
Home Affairs minister Albert Kawana says should the proposed visa exemption for Chinese nationals agreement be approved, Namibians will be allowed to directly source goods from China for their own business or use.
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Oshakati Lewis workers fed up with ‘peanuts’
Lewis employees in Oshakati are complaining about being paid less than what they are actually supposed to be getting.
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Family of 18 left out in the cold
Mattresses, furniture and piles of shoes and clothing scattered on the pavement in Ignatius Luyola Street in Katutura’s Nama location tell of the misfortune of Rebekka Beukes (61) and her family of 18.