President Hage Geingob says international institutions such as the International Criminal Court, ICC, need to be fair when carrying out their mandate. Showing a difference of opinion on the ICC during a meeting with the United Kingdom’s Minister for Africa and Middle East, Tobias Ellwood, Dr Geingob noted that as much as the Court’s functions […]
The National Council went into recess after two weeks of deliberating on various bills and reports from the parliamentary standing committee. Bills passed include the Appropriation Amendment Bill, the Namibian Industrial Development Agency Bill, the Customs and Excise Bill and the Namibian Special Risks Insurance Association Bill.
A man who is suspected to have killed and raped his stepdaughter three years ago appeared in the Windhoek High Court on Friday. David Kido is accused of raping his 18-year-old stepdaughter Izelda Kock during the period of September 2013 at Farm Jakkalsfontein in the Mariental District.
Many parents in northern Namibia question the effectiveness of medical services rendered to pregnant women, during the early stages of pregnancy. Two mothers who are caring for their disabled children say they were not informed of their babies’ severe conditions in order for them to equip themselves for what lay ahead.
Members of the Nama and Ovaherero genocide committee have appealed to the German government to recall two of its senior officials with immediate effect. The call follows a fallout between the committee members and the two German diplomats during a joint meeting held a week ago.
UNICEF launched its 70th anniversary celebrations at the Sunshine centre at Walvis Bay with Goodwill Ambassador Yvonne Chaka-Chaka.
Technology advances every day and learners need to be taught to use it from an early age. This is the view of a technology company that donated 125 000 dollars to the Frans Indongo Primary School in Windhoek. The donation is aimed at advancing the school’s computer lab.
The Deputy Minister of Education, Arts and Culture Ester Hipondoka has praised individuals and the business community for heeding government’s call to form smart partnerships with State institutions, in order to better the standards of education in Namibia.
Windhoek Mayor Muesee Kazapua has been re-elected. Kazapua will be at helm of the City of Windhoek for another year.
President Hage Geingob says international institutions such as the International Criminal Court, ICC, need to be fair when carrying out their mandate. Showing a difference of opinion on the ICC during a meeting with the United Kingdom’s Minister for Africa and Middle East, Tobias Ellwood, Dr Geingob noted that as much as the Court’s functions […]
