CHARMAINE NGATJIHEUE and OKERI NGUTJINAZO
THE government has been advised to introduce structural reforms and assess risks as the country gradually opens for business.read more
FORMER ministers Bernhard Esau and Sacky Shanghala and their four co-accused in the Fishrot fishing quotas corruption case are set to remain stuck in custody for longer, following the failure of their attempt to get a...read more
COUNCILLOR Ignatius Semba of the Popular Democratic Movement says the decision to reappoint Windhoek City Police chief Abraham Kanime must be nullified as it was approved by an illegal meeting.read more
AS of today Namibians are urged to wear masks when in public as part of stage 2 of the national lockdown exit strategy.read more
JOURNALISTS, who are the voice of the voiceless, have been encouraged to find their own voice by starting a union to deal with challenges such as safety and remuneration.read more
MEMBERS of the public who are found without a mask in public will be fined N$2 000 or face six months' imprisonment. This according to stage 2 regulations.
THE governors of the Kunene and Erongo regions yesterday met at Ani#Chab, a village bordering the two regions, to kickstart a planned partnership in aiding communities.
CHARMAINE NGATJIHEUE and OKERI NGUTJINAZO
THE government has been advised to introduce structural reforms and assess risks as the country gradually opens for business.
.jpeg "Fishrot arrest warrants withstand attack. Photo: File")
FORMER ministers Bernhard Esau and Sacky Shanghala and their four co-accused in the Fishrot fishing quotas corruption case are set to remain stuck in custody for longer, following the failure of their attempt to get a court order for their release.
.jpeg "Wearing masks when out in public is now mandatory. Photo: Arlana Shikongo")
AS of today Namibians are urged to wear masks when in public as part of stage 2 of the national lockdown exit strategy.
COUNCILLOR Ignatius Semba of the Popular Democratic Movement says the decision to reappoint Windhoek City Police chief Abraham Kanime must be nullified as it was approved by an illegal meeting.
JOURNALISTS, who are the voice of the voiceless, have been encouraged to find their own voice by starting a union to deal with challenges such as safety and remuneration.
SCHOOLS around the country are expected to reopen on 3 August for pupils to return to face-to-face education.
YOKANY OLIVEIRA and ROXANE BAYER
A CHARITY organisation which was started to provide struggling families with food during the Covid-19 lockdown has donated more than 2 000 parcels in Windhoek's informal settlements.
MAGGY THOMAS
THE annual commemoration of Cassinga Day was very different this year.
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MEDIA ombudsman John Nakuta has said journalists are not at the behest of politicians and should not be expected to shower those in positions of power with praises.
WE ARE GRATEFUL and proud that Namibia has once again been ranked as Africa's crown jewel when it comes to media freedom.
Informal traders at Walvis Bay will know by Tuesday if they can resume their business during the next stage of Namibia's anti-Covid-19 restrictions.
Namibia's troubled national airline, Air Namibia, will resume domestic flights on Wednesday next week, the airline announced on Sunday.
EXECUTIVE chairperson of the Namibia Media Trust Gwen Lister says there is a need to have independent media regardless of who owns a particular media house.
