Month: November 2023

Ernst Lichtenstrasser, the man who shot his bosses at the Namibian Institute of Mining and Technology (NIMT)’s entrance in 2019 in cold blood, was sent to the Windhoek Central Hospital for further tests this week.

The police in the Oshana region have recorded 110 rape cases so far this year, of whom 46 are minor children, 62 women, and two men.

Employees of the National Youth Security Services (NYSS) are frustrated with their employer for making empty promises about them getting minimum wages.

Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila says Africa will not prosper unless the citizenry enjoys access to good quality healthcare services, hence the need to put in place robust, resilient and sustainable systems, built on a foundation of primary healthcare.

This sculpture of a heron bird stands tall and proud on the Oranjemund beachfront frequented by locals to enjoy the seaside.

Incumbent National Unity Democratic Organisation (Nudo) president Utjiua Muinjangue will have a run for her money next year when the party holds its intraparty elections.

The Namibian government is in the process of rolling out a food voucher system to all 14 regions after the programme was successfully piloted in the Oshana region.

The resistance against RedForce Debt Management, a debt collector for outstanding rates and taxes nationwide, continues to stir up turmoil in municipalities and councils. 

The 5th generation mobile network and the new global wireless standard, 5G, has a better-advanced capability and supports a lot of emerging technology, such as artificial intelligence.

Namibia’s 58-run victory over Tanzania at Wanderers Sports Club on Tuesday effectively sealed their qualification for the 2024 Men’s T20 World Cup, as it guarantees them a top-two finish in African qualifying with a game to spare.