Spitzkoppe residents are appealing to the authorities to establish a police station there as criminal activities in the area increases. They made the plea when they handed over a petition to the Usakos Station Commander. The village is renowned for its mountains that attracts thousands of tourists.
President Hage Geingob says he will consult his team on the way forward regarding the conviction of Education Minister Katrina Hanse-Himarwa. Hanse-Himarwa was convicted of corruption by the High Court on Monday.
Minister of International Relations and Cooperation (MIRCO) Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah and her counterpart Manuel Augusto Domingos will co-chair the fifth Namibia-Angola Joint Commission of Cooperation starting on Wednesday. The meeting to be held in Windhoek ends on Sunday. A media statement issued by MIRCO Executive Director Selma Ashipala-Musavyi said the commission will consider amongst others the […]
The Erongo Regional Council has approved a N$104 million budget for the 2019/2020 financial year. An amount of N$52 million is set aside for operational expenses while N$39 million is for capital expenditure.
Viewers expressed their excitement on various social media platforms about the first episode of the NBC and City Police reality show ‘On The Street’ which premiered on NBC1 on Sunday. Many applauded the two entities for a great initiative while others are citing better understanding of the reality on the streets.
High Court Judge Christie Liebenberg has found Education Minister Katrina Hanse-Himarwa guilty of corruption by removing two names of beneficiaries from the original mass housing project list at Mariental. This happened during her tenure as Governor of the Hardap Region.
Water scarcity at Uupili village in the Ohangwena Region is worsening by the day, with hundreds of villagers competing for water in wells that are drying up. Almost everywhere one goes, there are visible signs of drought effects.
The Namibian Police in the //Karas Region burnt illegal drugs valued of N$9 million.
Once in power, the Landless People’s Movement (LPM) will award tenders to locals rather than foreign nationals to empower Namibians to put food on their tables and benefit from their hard work. This is according to the party’s deputy leader, Henny Seibeb, in remarks at a meeting held in Kuvukiland in Rehoboth on Sunday, attended […]
