Affirmative Repositioning (AR) activist Dimbulukeni Nauyoma is still receiving treatment in hospital for minor injuries he sustained during his arrest on Friday. Nauyoma was taken to the Rhino Park Hospital after High Court Judge Herman Oosthuizen ordered the Namibian Police to take the activist for treatment.

President Hage Geingob has arrived home from Antananarivo, Madagascar. Geingob, in his capacity as SADC Chairperson, attended the inauguration of Madagascar’s President Andry Rajoelina. He, earlier congratulated the citizens of Madagascar for orderly elections and upholding democratic principles.

The Katima Mulilo’s dumping site has moved to a new temporary area. The relocation follows an order by the Ministry of Environment and Tourism in 2018 to close down the current dumping site, as it poses health hazards because of its close proximity to the town.

With water inflow into the Neckertal Dam standing at only 10% at the moment, forecast from the Meteorological Service shows that the //Karas Region is expected to receive above normal rainfall figures between January and March.

The late retired major general Peter Nambundunga was commended for the role he played in San community development programmes in the Ohangwena Region.

The lack of pre-primary education has been identified as a major challenge for teachers at the Baumgartsbrunn Primary School. The school, situated 21 kilometres west of Windhoek, was constructed in 1978 as a private institution and became a public school in 2005.

The Ministry of Poverty Eradication will roll out the state food bank initiative at Oshakati and Ondangwa in the Oshana Region.

Justice Herman Oosthuizen of the Windhoek High Court has ordered the Namibian Police to, with immediate effect, take AR activist Dimbulukeni Nauyoma to Rhino Park Hospital for medical attention. This comes after police have refused to release Nauyoma, nor take him to the hospital. Nauyoma, an activist with the AR Movement was detained at the […]