Month: July 2023

Chief Inspector Christina van Dunem DaFonsech said 27 people have committed suicide last year after they have been accused of witchcraft. 

United Democratic Front president and member of Parliament, Apius !Auchab, has called on the government to cease providing allowances to traditional authorities and leaders who do not fulfil their responsibilities to their communities. 

Former Kilus Eleven football players are calling on the government to consider renaming the Drimiopsis Primary school in the Omaheke region after the late Ovambanderu Traditional Authority chief, Kilus Nguvauva. 

Swakopmund residents demonstrated the true essence of ubuntu over the weekend as they stepped in to help a distressed family residing in a makeshift structure without a roof in the DRC informal settlement.

A Windhoek resident who inherited a home with a water debt of N$74 000 lost his bid to have the court force the City of Windhoek to write-off his debt and that of other residents.

Health minister Dr Kalumbi Shangula has stated that the country is facing challenges stemming from the availability of illicit drugs and other substances, adding that it is devastating to the physical and mental health of the drug users. 

South Korea’s main opposition party said Japan’s planned discharge of nuclear-contaminated water into the Pacific Ocean poses a serious threat to the world’s oceans.

Lithuania’s president, who will host next week’s NATO summit, said he expects the talks to satisfy Ukraine as it seeks a clear invitation to join the defence alliance.

At least seven people were killed and 13 others injured early