The Supreme Court will give its ruling tomorrow over the use of electronic voting machines (EVMs) without a verifiable paper trail and the results of the 2019 Presidential election.

The Vikings emerged as champions of the 37th Windhoek Draught DTS Volleyball for all tournament, for which two-hundred-and-forty teams registered. The annual Windhoek Draught DTS volleyball for all tournament kicked off at eight o’clock on Saturday morning and ended in the evening of the same day. The two-hundred-and-forty teams in attendance played on twenty volleyball […]

Young Namibia Premier League referee Samuel Nghipandulwa, who recently returned from Brazil, is ready to invest some newly acquired skills with fellow referees back home. Samuel Nghipandulwa is always looking for new opportunities. As such, he was the only referee from Africa at the Iber Cup in Brazil from the 20th to the 26th of […]

Gobabis residents owe the municipality about N$50 million in unpaid municipal bills, its chief executive officer (CEO), Ignatius Thudinyane said. The town has about 25 000 inhabitants, of which 8 000 live in informal settlements and 17 000 in the formal section. Thudinyane, while addressing the media on Monday, said the town’s municipality has a […]

The Constitutional Court in Malawi has nullified the 21 May ‪2019‬ Presidential elections and has called for fresh elections. The the court determined that fresh elections should be held within 150 days, and it has determined that these elections consider 50+1 voting system. On costs, the court has determined that the second respondent, which is […]

The visiting President of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) Gabriela Cuevas Barron laid a wreath at the Heroes Acre in honour of the heroes and heroines of the liberation struggle.

About N$1 billion are needed to construct a ‘police village’ for officers. However, NAMPOL’s Inspector-General, Sebastian Ndeitunga says his office is engaging the Government for funding.

The Founding President has called on the Sam Nujoma Foundation and its stakeholders to continue contributing towards impacting the lives of Namibians, especially the previously disadvantaged and marginalized people. Sam Nujoma made the call at the ground-breaking ceremony of a complex for the Sam Nujoma Foundation in Windhoek, expected to cost about N$40 million.

The Ministry of Health and Social Services says the delay in the completion of the Onandjokwe maternity ward is worrying. The ward is dilapidated to a state that expectant mothers are at risk when making use of it.

Moses Matyayi is now the chief executive officer (CEO) of the Otjiwarongo Municipality. Matyayi takes over from Ishmael Howoseb who retired last year.