A group of foreign journalists, including a news crew from the NBC, were denied entry into Zimbabwe on Thursday. NBC’s Chief Reporter, Jefta Tjihumino and senior Camera Operator, Hadley Mwashekeleh, were among six other journalists from Britain and China who were denied entry by immigration officials at the Harare International airport. The journalists obtained the […]
Swakop Uranium employees are demanding management to put in place a proper salary structure at the company. The workers claimed that there are huge differences in the remuneneration structure at the company despite that workers performing work of equal value.
An ambulance driver was again arrested for poaching with a Government emergency vehicle in the Zambezi Region. This was his third arrest for the same charge.
The African Union Youth Club has been launched to assist the AU in its quest to involve the continent’s youth in its programmes.
The Internet Society Namibia Chapter aimed at promoting the use of the internet to benefit all was launched in Windhoek.
Discussions on the Urban and Regional Planning Bill continue in the National Assembly despite opposition MP’s who boycotted debate on the issue.
Chaos erupted for a while in Okuryangava informal settlement as residents protest over unfounded rumours of children being kidnapped, killed or trafficked. The latest alleged incident happened today when residents demanded the head of a man they accuse of abducting their children.
Namibia and China have signed two agreements under the Forum for China Africa Cooperation pact. This include the Economic and Technical Cooperation Agreement to fund phase one of the Hosea Kutako International Airport dual carriageway.
The Swapo Party Regional Executives in the Kavango West Region has joined a slew of other regions in endorsing President Geingob’s candidacy at the upcoming Swapo congress.
President Hage Geingob hopes for normalcy in the party to foster comradeship in the march towards a common purpose. He was speaking at Keetmanshoop at a meeting with delegates to the 2017 Swapo Party elective congress.
