Six foreign nationals are expected to appear in the Windhoek High Court on Wednesday after they were arrested for robbing a G4 Security company at the Pionierspark Westlane Shopping Centre in Windhoek on Monday.
Minister in the Presidency, Frans Kapofi says while President Hage Geingob has maintained that motorists not be pulled off the road, since assuming office in 2015, there is a need for the changes to be implemented.
High school dropout figures since the closure of three schools at Farm Nauchas has put a strain on the community of the settlement.
Technological advancements are made in every field, including women’s hygiene care. One such advancement is the use of menstrual cups, as some women are moving away from disposable sanitary products.
Gender and Media Activist Sarry Xoagus-Eises has died. Xoagus-Eises died yesteday in hospital.
The NBC TV Licence Department has commenced with licence compliance inspections. The team, which involves NamPol officers, visited several hotels and guest houses in Windhoek West on Tuesday morning. Although the operation, aiming to collect at least N$24 million, started with business establishments it will be extended to households countrywide. The team came across both […]
Residents of Ongwediva and surrounding areas have been urged to make full use of the newly inaugurated fire station at the town. They are also urged to report emergencies on time to avoid costly damages to their properties in case of a fire outbreak.
Eight schools and three community institutions for children, benefited from a N$220 000 given by Escalate Investments, a Namibian fishing company, to contribute towards the development of their institutions.
The Ministry of Finance is conducting a seminar for the Chinese business community in Namibia to promote an understanding of the country’s tax policies and foster compliance of especially for foreign owned businesses. Finance Minister Calle Schlettwein addressed the gathering.
Some people are said to be relying solely on their November/December salaries for festive season celebrations which in the end puts them in a financial crisis during the month of January. The question we asked is, from where would you get money for your festive season celebrations?
