With barely eight months left before the Rugby World Cup kicks off in Japan, the Namibia Rugby Union and World Rugby still have not reached an agreement, leaving the national team’s participation in jeopardy. Since taking over office in April last year, the NRU board has requested the total control of local rugby affairs, including […]
The Namibia Sports Commission has distanced itself from media reports that levelled allegations of mismanagement against the commission, its chairman and the chief administrator. In a letter signed by chairman Joel Mathews, the commission claims that these reports are untruthful and defamatory. The claims range from financial mismanagement to unprofessional conduct by the chairman and […]
President Hage Geingob says addressing the plight of the poor has nothing to do with elections, slated for later this year. He says these plans are targets government has to meet under the Harambee Prosperity Plan and NDP5.
President Hage Geingob has advised the Windhoek City Council not to delay the implementation of a resolution to do away with informal settlements. Dr Geingob summoned the councillors to State House for a consultative meeting. Government took the decision to do away with shacks following the second National Land Conference held last year, calling it […]
According to recent crime statistics in the //Karas region about 98 stock theft cases were opened with the police between July 2018 and December 2018. One affected farmer, Christiaan Kreyer lost a significant number of his livestock.
The suspect in a fatal shooting at the Global Fund Directorate is expected to make his first court appearance in the Windhoek Magistrate’s Court on charges of murder and attempted murder.
Kangongo village residents claim the plant poses a health hazard to people and animals. The Vice-chairperson of the Village Development Committee Martin Kauta accused owners of showing no regard for the wellbeing of the community.
The Namibian Police has a countrywide shortage of social workers to provide counselling to its members in events of trauma experienced while on duty, due to a lack of funds. This was revealed by the Inspector General of NamPol, Lieutenant General Sebastian Ndeitunga in an interview with Nampa on Monday.
The Windhoek City Police is warning the public against ongoing scams, meant to trick people out of their money through dubious means. This comes after police arrested a man for allegedly scamming various people out of their hard earned cash through promising them employment at a local security company, if they paid him N$400.
Members of the Nama Traditional Leader’s Association paid a visit to the late Kaptein Seth Kooitjie’s residence in Walvis Bay to convey their condolences to the family.
