The Namibian Police in the //Kharas Region has commended residents for observing state of emergency regulations but cautioned residents who fail to comply that hefty fines will be issued to them.
It is almost a month since the lockdown regulations of the state of emergency were introduced with informal traders in the capital starting to feel the pinch as their only income abruptly was cut short.
The water level of the Zambezi River continues to rise since last week.
A large part of Namibia has received sufficient rainfall that can serve the country for the next two rainy seasons if no further rainfall is recorded. Namibia has received rainfall patterns ranging from below to above normal this season.
President Hage Geingob has praised the role that former Prime Minister of Togo, Edem Edouard Kodjo played in advancing Pan-Africanism.
The Law Society of Namibia is asking the High Court to compel law firm Namandje and Co to open its books so that alleged dubious transactions of about N$23 million, linked to the Fishrot scandal, can be investigated.
Rundu Concerned Citizens Association (RCCA) and the All People’s Party (APP) threaten legal action against the Minister of Urban and Rural Development if the suspended Rundu Town Council members are not reinstated.
Traditional healers in the Eastern Cape want to be categorised as essential services under the state of disaster regulations. They’re banned from performing ancestral rituals as a measure to prevent the spread of Coronavirus. Their patients are no longer allowed to consult in groups. Traditional healers say medical health practitioners are being advantaged by the […]
Easter Sunday normal serves as holiday and hundreds of Christians countrywide attend church services and large family gatherings. However, due to COVID-19, everyone is required to stay at homes and adhere to state of emergency regulations. NBC News spoke to pastors to hear how people commemorate the day while at home.
Since the state of emergency was declared, low-income earners such as street vendors were banned from selling their products on the streets, and this has robbed them an income.
