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Man nabbed over Fishrot suspect’s bank cards
Paulus Noa The Anti-Corruption Commission arrested a man who wanted to bribe an investigator in order to be given a bank cards that belongs to one of six people in prison for the Fishrot scandal. ACC director general Paulus Noa…
Interesting times as Windhoek mayor moves office to Babylon
The Windhoek mayor Fransina Kahungu has moved the mayoral office to Babylon one of Windhoek’s most impoverished informal settlement in Katutura. Kahungu, who was elected last year, told Eagle FM that she wants to be closer to people so that…
Marine phosphate mining case back in court
Fisheries sector workers demonstrated against phosphate mining in 2019 The High Court is set to hear the highly contested case for and against marine phosphate on Wednesday this week as the anti-phosphate movement mobilizes for a demonstration at the court….
We are busy digging grave – Shaningwa
The Swapo Party secretary-general Sophia Shaningwa said Namibians are digging graves and that in the case of any mistakes, there will be a civil war in the country. Shaningwa said this in an audio that has gone viral on various…
Security guard shoots colleague on duty
A 26-year-old security guard was arrested last week in connection with a shooting incident at Outapi Town where a female colleague was shot on the leg while on duty. Omusati police spokesperson Inspector Linekeela Shikongo confirmed the incident to Eagle…
French tourists survive after water swept away vehicle
PHOTO: Contributed The police are trying to locate the two French tourists who survived when their hired car was swept away by a river at Remhoogte Pass in Nauchas (about 190km from Windhoek) last week. Remhoogte Pass is between Solitaire…
Sanherji prepares to leave Namibia after massive Fishrot scandal
Samherji acting chief executive officer Björgólfur Jóhannsson After torching a scandal storm in Namibia’s fishing sector, the Icelandic company Samherji is seeking to divest and leave the country. Samherji is at the centre of what could be Namibia’s biggest scandal…
Lengthy procurement process blamed for medicine shortages
The Public Procurement Act of 2015 is one of the six reasons why public health facilities experience a chronic shortage of medicine. Health minister Dr Kalumbi Shangula said Thursday that the procurement act was limiting the health ministry and it…
4 000 positions created in the health ministry
The health minister Dr Kalumbi Shangula said the Office of the Prime Minister has approved the creation of more than 4 000 positions in his ministry. Speaking to the media in Windhoek on Thursday, Dr Shangula said the 4 595…
Supreme Court reserves 2019 presidential election results
Advocate Jeremy Gauntlett and lawyer Frank Pelser The Supreme Court of Namibia on Friday reserved judgement in an application brought by five presidential candidates who participated in the 2019 Presidential Elections. The five candidates are Mike Kavekotora of the RPD,…