Month: July 2023

Employees at Etosha Fishing can breathe a sigh of relief after the company made a U-turn on its plan to lay off some workers. 

 Late archbishop Petrus Katikisa Daniel Tjijombo of the First St. John’s Apostolic Faith Mission Church will be laid to rest on 6 August at his homestead in Otjiuaneho, Otjinene, in the Omaheke region.

More than 100 Mweshipandeka Secondary School learners were tested for Covid-19 after presenting flu-like symptoms at different medical institutions since Friday.

Swapo youth leader Sylas Tangi Mungoba has been convicted of corruption in connection with a bribery plot to mobilise an Affirmative Repositioning movement-led protest for the release of the Fishrot accused from custody. 

Two judges of the High Court set down 14 August 2023 as the date for a ruling on the bail appeal of Michael Saddam Amushelelo. 

The Windhoek Municipal Council has approved the establishment of two townships, designated for low-income groups. The townships, named Otjomuise Extension 14 and 15, aim to address the pressing issue of overcrowded informal settlements.

Secretary general of the Trade Union Congress of Namibia (Tucna) Mahongora Kavihuha on Thursday expressed concern over the prevailing high electricity costs.

Russian President Vladimir Putin yesterday offered free grain to six poor African countries as he launched a summit with leaders from the continent, days after withdrawing from the Ukraine grain export deal.

Niger’s President Mohamed Bazoum must be released immediately and constitutional order restored, the United Nations said yesterday, after elite troops detained him and declared they had taken power.

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