MORE than 1 300 health ministry and National Youth Service trainees face uncertainty over their training programmes because government has cut training budgets.read more
A RHINOCEROS cow was found poached at a game farm south of Otjiwarongo on Monday. The white rhino cow, named Maria, was found dead with a gunshot wound to her neck, game farm owner WP Barnard told The Namibianread more
• TAATI NIILENGE
MEMBERS of the Shack Dwellers Federation of Namibia say they have grown tired of waiting for houses promised them by the Walvis Bay municipality.read more
JANDRE Dippenaar (33) pleaded “not guilty” yesterday in the Swakopmund Regional Court to murder and fraud charges related to a fatal car crash in 2014 that left six people dead.read more
A STRETCH of Independence Avenue in Windhoek between Hans Dietrich Genscher Street and Hosea Kutako Avenue is now a 40km/hr driving zone.read more
THE Ministry of Environment and Tourism has doubts whether a rhinoceros cow that was found dead at a game farm in the Otjiwarongo area on Monday was poached as initially thought.read more
THE Ministry of Environment and Tourism has doubts whether a rhinoceros cow that was found dead at a game farm in the Otjiwarongo area on Monday was poached as initially thought.
MORE than 1 300 health ministry and National Youth Service trainees face uncertainty over their training programmes because government has cut training budgets.
THE Mineworkers Union of Namibia (MUN) yesterday rejected plans by Skorpion zinc mine to outsource 278 jobs to a mining contractor.
A RHINOCEROS cow was found poached at a game farm south of Otjiwarongo on Monday. The white rhino cow, named Maria, was found dead with a gunshot wound to her neck, game farm owner WP Barnard told The Namibian yesterday.
A STRETCH of Independence Avenue in Windhoek between Hans Dietrich Genscher Street and Hosea Kutako Avenue is now a 40km/hr driving zone.
AFTER more than a month in jail on charges connected to alleged customs fraud involving N$3,5 billion that flowed out of Namibia, two Chinese shopkeepers and a Walvis Bay businessman have been granted bail in an amount of N$1,5 million each.
JANDRE Dippenaar (33) pleaded “not guilty” yesterday in the Swakopmund Regional Court to murder and fraud charges related to a fatal car crash in 2014 that left six people dead.
