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Shinovene Immanuel

Shinovene Immanuel

Shinovene has been the head of the investigative unit since 2015. He has worked at The Namibian since January 2011. He is a member of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) and in 2015 spent three months in South Africa as a fellow at Amabhungane, the then M&G centre of investigative journalism. Immanuel has broken a number of key stories implicating high-ranking government and political officials, as well as private sector operators, in alleged corrupt dealings and transactions. He also worked with the ICIJ on the Namibian legs of both the Panama Papers and Paradise Papers. Email: shinovene@namibian.com.na

Luqman Cloete

Luqman Cloete


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National Council calls for African-centered laws

National Council chairperson Lukas Muha has called for legislative harmonisation across the African continent, emphasising the need for the enactment of laws that reflect the continent’s unique identity and serve its people first. “Africa is in our hands. It is…

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SA MP calls for implementation of Nama language agreement

A South African member of parliament has called for urgent action to implement a bilateral agreement on preserving the Nama language between Namibia and South Africa.Speaking in Windhoek on Monday, Newrene Klaaste, speaker of the Northern Cape Provincial Legislature, warned…

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A mini-car ‘fit for a president’

• ELIASER NDEYANALE ISABELA Shongolo (47) is stands in the shade of a marula tree outside Olukonda Church on Sunday. She’s trying to sell an intricately crafted miniature Toyota Land Cruiser made entirely from discarded cans and wire. The toy…

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200 Oshikoto pupils taught in makeshift classrooms

Two hundred pupils at Otatashe Primary School in the Oshikoto region are allegedly being taught in makeshift classrooms constructed with sticks and corrugated sheets. The school was established in 2011 but does not have a single permanent structure. School principal…

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Central bank takes Chicco to court over N$81 000 in unpaid rent

The central bank has taken businessman Erastus ‘Chicco’ Shapumba to the High Court for allegedly failing to pay N$81 000 in rental costs. According to court documents, Shapumba – who reportedly rents buildings to government institutions – entered into an…

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I don’t want to bring confusion – Mbumba

President Nangolo Mbumba says he could not extend his presidential term because he did not want to bring confusion to the country. Mbumba made these remarks at the Olukonda Elcin Parish in his childhood village of Olukonda on Sunday. “Some…

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Child drownings surge in northern Namibia

In the quiet Grade 5D classrom of Oshakati West Primary School, the absence of Volkmar Kahana is deeply felt. His desk sits empty, a painful reminder of a promising future cut short. The 11-year-old boy drowned last Saturday in a…

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Oshana elects Sam Nangolo as Swapo coordinator

Ondangwa Urban District coordinator Sam Nangolo has been elected as Swapo’s new Oshana coordinator. He secured 43 votes on Saturday, defeating youth leader Absalom Itamalo, who received 34 votes. Nangolo was elected at a Swapo extraordinary regional conference in Oshakati.…

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N$140m SME bank fraud: Kamushinda’s Windhoek properties up for auction

Three Windhoek properties linked to a Zimbabwean banker and former minority shareholder in the liquidated Namibian Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) Bank, Enock Kamushinda, will be auctioned tomorrow. This comes after he failed to pay back N$140 million stolen from…

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Oshakati hospital launches N$35 million upgrade

Health minister Kalumbi Shangula has says the Oshakati Intermediate Hospital is undergoing infrastructural upgrades to improve service delivery and enhance capacity. Shangula said this when he inaugurated the vision center at the hospital yesterday, adding that improvements are being carried…

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Heavy spending on state funerals breeds corruption – MP

Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) parliamentarian Nico Smit has warned that spending too much on state funerals can create opportunities for corruption. Smit said this when he posed questions to finance and enterprises minister Iipumbu Shiimi in parliament last week about…

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