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‘ESAU, TAMSON & GUSTAVO HAVE ASSETS TO DISPOSE’
Staff Writer Prosecutor-General Martha Imalwa says some of the Fishrot accused who want their assets freed to enable them to raise legal fees did not disclose everything they own. Imalwa was responding to an application by former fisheries minister Bernhard…
LABOUR MINISTRY WARNS AGAINST FORCED VACCINATIONS
By: Andrew Kathindi The labour commissioner Henri Klassen’s office is sitting with eight cases related to mandatory vaccinations, the ministry of labour, industrial relations and employment creations has revealed. According to the ministry, the labour commissioner has, thus far, received…
ACC’S KANYANGELA EXCEEDED HIS POWER – LAWYER
By: Justicia Shipena South African advocate Vas Soni says anti-corruption (ACC) lead investigator Andreas Kanyangela did not have the power to investigate POCA related matters. Soni said this during the bail hearing of the six men charged in the fishrot…
WE DO NOT HAVE HIDDEN CHINESE LOANS- TREASURER
By: Nghiinomenwa Erastus The country treasure has denounced findings that Namibia is hiding debts worth 10% of the country GDP, primarily secured from China to public enterprises. According to the information received from the team Ministry of Finance headed by…
CITY WARNS INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS OF FLOODING
By: Ludorf Iyambo Disaster risk management head at the City of Windhoek Abel Humutenya said the informal settlements in the city are the most likely to be affected by expected flooding this rainy season. “We received the rain focused in…
2 MORE PRE-TRIAL DETENTION YEARS FOR NIMT MURDER-ACCUSED
By: Kelvin Chiringa Double NIMT murder accused Ernest Lichtenstrasser is now concerned that he may spend two more years languishing in pre-trial detention as his third attempt at bail ended up dead in the water yesterday. The 60-year-old is accused…
POLICE FUEL TANKS DRIED UP
By: Hellen Andreas and Kauluma Natangwe The Namibian Police Inspector-General Sebastian Ndeitunga said his office is aware of the reports that some stations ran out of petrol for more than two days, and the situation has been handled. Ndeitunga told…
SURPRISE LPM MOVE – MEETING GEINGOB
By: Justicia Ashipena and Kelvin Chiringa When LPM leaders Bernadus Swartbooi and Henny Seibeb took on President Hage Geingob in the National Assembly, resulting in their suspension, no one ever thought the parties could meet. But they did! And behind…
HOUSEHOLDS BORROWED N$1,7B IN 2021
By: Nghiinomenwa Erastus According to the Bank of Namibia’s monetary and financial statistics, households acquired more than N$1,7 billion in debts to fund their consumption, invest or acquire properties in 2021. The central bank says household debt increased from N$60,1…
JAMES HATUIKULIPI’S OTHER BRIBERY TRIAL PUSHED TO JULY
By: Justicia Shipena The Windhoek Magistrate Court postponed the bribery trial of former Investec Namibia managing director, and fishrot accused James Hatuikulipi and his co-accused Sakaria Kuutondokwa Kokule to 28 July 2022. Hatuikulipi and Kokule’s lawyers – Jermaine Muchali and…