The preparatory committee for the 89th birthday celebration of the Founding President Sam Nujoma say they are ready for tomorrow’s event taking place at Etunda village in the Omusati region.
Government could save up N$60 million annually if it allocates additional funds to UNAM’S Hage G. Geingob campus, The Dean of the Faculty at the campus Professor Peter Nyarango believes money used to support students undergoing medical specialisation in other countries could be invested locally.
A family of three remains without a shelter after their shack burned down last week in Windhoek’s Goreangab residential area. The owner, Loide Amakali suspects arson.
Judgment in the long running Avid corruption and theft case involving 30 million dollar from the Social Security Commission was delivered in the Windhoek High Court today. We interviewed NBC’s Legal Analyst Yarukeekuro Ndorokaze
Families of mental patients are urged to be fully involved in the recovery process of their loved ones.
People living with albinism in the Kavango Regions say they are still facing discrimination.
At least three people out of seven accused of swindling almost N$30 million from the Social Security Commission have been found guilty of fraud by the High Court today. This includes former MP Paulus Kapia, Inez Gases as well as Ralph Blaauw, whose bail has also since been extended. According to High Court Judge Christie […]
A local farmer, Dr Joggie Briedenhann donated 4000 semen straws of Bonsmara bulls to the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Forest worth N$1.2 million.
Inspector General of the Namibian Police Force Sebastian Ndeitunga has urged the Zambezi Regional Police to coordinate activities, and determine approaches to implement the National Integrated Crime Combating Strategy, towards improving community safety in the country.
Windhoek High Court Judge, Christie Libenberg is delivering judgment in the Avid matter. The judgment is on Avid corruption and theft involving N$30 million of the Social Security Commission that went missing through a dubious investment deal between December 2004 and August 2005. The charges include fraud, theft and contravention of the 1973 Companies Act […]
