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Katutura man shot in front of his house
A man was shot in front of his house in Katutura, Windhoek on Tuesday night. The police, who confirmed the incident, said Elvis Eiseb aged 28 died on arrival at a Windhoek hospital. The Eiseb family said Elvis was shot…
Man kills girlfriend with hunting rifle
Liezel Bom Willemse (25) was shot dead with a hunting rifle by her boyfriend aged 31 on Christmas Day in Khomasdal, Windhoek. The boyfriend, who can’t be named now, is in police custody. The police have confirmed the shooting. Eagle…
Noa responds to petition
The Anti-Corruption Commission director-general Paulus Noa has responded to the petition handed over by activists in November demanding answers on 14 cases of corruption. There were two demonstrations carried out in Windhoek over corruption with the latest one done…
Station commander denies Esau’s claims of falling sick
Seeis Police Station commander has denied that former fisheries minister Bernhard Esau and his five co-accused are being held in horrible conditions. Esau who wants the High Court to order their release from custody is being held at the station…
Magistrate Alweendo dismisses Esau’s claims
The Magistrate of Windhoek cited as the first respondent by former Bernhard Esau in his urgent court application said that he wonders why the matter is being treated as urgent after the former fisheries minister and his co-accused abandoned their…
ECN IT expert Shaanika claims system was hacked
The Electoral Commission of Namibia IT expert Milton Louw Shaanika old Eagle FM Tuesday that someone was trying to steal president Hage Geingob’s votes. Shaanika who had been accused of stealing five laptops from the ECN and selling them…
Two voting machines found – Ndeitunga
Police Inspector-General Sebastian Ndeitunga has confirmed to Eagle FM that two Electronic Voting Machines that went missing in 2017 have been found. Four voting machines were lost in 2017 after the former justice minister Sacky Shanghala had booked them out…
Esau blames Amupanda for his arrest
Former fisheries minister Bernhard Esau says his arrest in connection with the N$150m scandal was politically motivated and that activist Job Amupanda put pressure on the Anti-Corruption Commission through demonstrations. Esau is in custody together with former justice minister…
Hefty fines for drunken driving announced
For illustrative purposes only (Photo: PAC) The police have said that any Namibian arrested while driving drunk during the festive season will have to pay N$8 000 bail before appearing in a lower court. In a statement recently, police Inspector-General…
Two more arrested in connection with Fishrot
Police Inspector-General Sebastian Ndeitunga said Sunday that two more people have been arrested in connection of the fishrot scandal. The arrest brings the number of those arrested so far in the N$150m scandal that has rocked Namibia and Iceland….