Month: June 2024

Namibia has called for an immediate ceasefire in Arab occupied territories to allow for reconstruction activities to commence, and for economic activities to resume. 

As the famous adage goes, “Fall down seven times, stand up eight.” 

Despite the access to and availability of quality healthcare for most Namibians having increased steadily since independence, facilities remain inaccessible to those in poor rural areas.

A Windhoek resident, accused of raping his biological daughter several times and forcing her to abort the foetus after impregnating her, has closed his case in the Windhoek High Court.

Trustco Group Holdings Limited yesterday announced an agreement to convert N$4.4 billion of debt into equity. 

Information minister Emma Theofelus has strongly encouraged mobile users to register their SIM cards to avoid losing their phone numbers.

Amidst the noise around the proposed fast-tracking of the divorce law, relationship experts opine that divorce should always be the last resort to preserve the sanctity of marriage.

Namibia and Botswana have jointly agreed to educate and sensitise their residents about all aspects of border-related criminal activities.

The Walvis Bay municipality allegedly paid about N$17 million to controversial debt-collector RedForce within the first nine months after inking their agreement. 

Trade minister Lucia Iipumbu this week tabled the Property Practitioners Bill that aims to provide protection to consumers within the property sector.