As government’s almost N$1 billion emergency relief fund kicks into gear with a comprehensive plan to aid both farmers and food-insecure families, the debilitating drought is also throwing spanners into the works of the Electoral Commission of Namibia in Kunene.
Govt delays Omaheke uranium decision
Government indicated it is reluctant to make a decision on uranium mining in the Stampriet Transboundary Aquifer System (STAS) because of gaps in the scientific data available.
Mootu demands NYC answers
Lawmaker Utaara Mootu has pressed youth minister Agnes Tjongarero to release a forensic report into the state of affairs of the National Youth Council.
119 Swakopmund homeowners move in
At least 119 residents of Swakopmund became first-time homeowners on Monday after the National Housing Enterprise handed over houses that were completed by New Era Investment.
/Khomanin decries Khomas region ‘gerrymandering’
The /Khomanin Traditional Authority has rejected a proposal for Khomas region constituency boundaries to be redrawn.
Krönlein seeks Keetmanshoop Urban move
Politicians and residents have agreed that Krönlein suburb in Keetmanshoop be incorporated into the Keetmanshoop Urban constituency.
Bwabwata’s Kwe bemoan exclusion
The Khwe people of Bwabwata have asked why they are without a recognised traditional authority or area of jurisdiction they can call home, 34 years after Namibia’s political independence.
Alleged swindler fights financial records
A Namibian who allegedly operated a Ponzi scheme and is accused of defrauding 79 persons to the tune of N$4.3 million, is disputing the validity of financial records, including bank statements the State wants to use against him.
Hunter hunted
A 46-year-old man was trampled to death by an elephant in the Omusati region on Monday.
Two Tsumeb men arrested for murder
The Oshikoto police reported a case of murder against a 30-year-old farmowner and 26-year-old farmworker after the pair allegedly shot and killed a 33-year-old man at their farm.
