The Namibia Financial Supervisory Authority (NAMFISA) continues to receive numerous complaints from consumers regarding the operations of micro lenders. There are currently over 354 micro-lenders in the country.
More than 3 800 Hepatitis E cases have been recorded in seven of the country’s 14 regions. So far 33 people died as a result of Hepatitis E.
TransNamib needs about N$2 billion to implements its five year strategic plan. This was revealed by its chief executive officer Johny Smith during a consultative meeting with the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Economics and Public Administration in Windhoek on Wednesday.
The case of a 27-year-old man accused of murdering his employer with an axe at Otjimbingwe has been postponed to 17 January 2019 for further investigation and legal aid application. Nicolaus Kazana Mangundu Hausiku made his first appearance in the Karibib Magistrate’s Court on Thursday. The suspect is charged with murder, two counts of theft, […]
The Omaruru Municipality and the Namibian Public Workers Union (NAPWU) have signed a wage agreement for an 8% salary increment for employees. The 8% salary increase across the board is effective from 1 July.
Namibia’s National Assembly (NA) has adopted a motion to transform SADC Parliamentary Forum into a regional Parliament. Tabled by Swapo MP Sebastian Karupu, the proposed SADC Parliament is meant to fast-track enactment of laws agreed upon during the Summit of SADC Heads of State and Government.
Three Namibian nationals have been arrested by Angolan authorities for allegedly crossing the border illegally. The three are from Guma village in the Ndonga Linena Constituency of the Kavango East Region.
First Lady Monica Geingos on Wednesday strongly appealed to Windhoek Mayor Muesee Kazapua to urgently solve the internal disputes at the City of Windhoek in order to focus on combating crime. These issues include the suspensions of COW Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Robert Kahimise and City Police Chief, Abraham Kanime. Kahimise was suspended on 19 […]
A Presidential candidate of the People’s Party for Reconstruction and Democracy (PPRD) in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Emmanuel Ramazani Shadary says, the electoral process is going as planned in that country. Shadary was at the State House to brief President Hage Geingob about the election process in the DRC.
Five cases of baby dumping have been recorded so far this year by the Namibian Police in the Erongo Region. In the latest case, a baby girl was abandoned in the Tulinawa residential area of Swakopmund on Tuesday. A crime report issued by Detective Chief Inspector Daniel Gurirab said the newborn baby girl, wrapped in […]
