Month: December 2023

Nigel van Wyk, recently released on bail, is seeking the recusal of Judge Moses Chinhengo from the Fishrot trial.

Katima Mulilo entrepreneur Margaret van Rooi has taken the bull by the horns, selling devil’s claw on international markets such as Germany and China.

A 15-year-old pregnant girl has been in custody at the Tutaleni police station in Walvis Bay since Tuesday, following the stabbing death of a man she believed assaulted her boyfriend the night before. 

Urban and rural development deputy minister Eveline Nawases-Taeyele has applauded the Buy-a-Brick initiative, saying it focuses on addressing the causes of inequality at a time when Namibians are faced with an acute housing shortage.

Nine lives have already been lost within the first few days of the current festive season. 

Security guards play an important role in Namibia, as they assist police officers in reducing crime, a unionist has stated.

The corruption case in which six Zambezi Regional Council officials are accused of corruptly using their position or office to steal N$4.7 million will be transferred to the Katima Mulilo Regional Court for trial.

The Namibian SOS Children’s Village and the Finnish Embassy recently launched the Youth Employability Project (YEP), which will give N$10 000 start-up capital to 20 young people in the country to boost entrepreneurship.

The Evangelical Lutheran Church in Namibia (Elcin) has through its InfoHut project handed over chickens to five young people living with HIV/AIDS to help them start poultry farming businesses.

!Nami#Nus constituency councillor Susan Ndjaleka has urged women and girls in her constituency to fully participate in the development of the oil, gas and green hydrogen industries that are set to take off in the constituency.