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Namibia hosts SADC ministers meeting
By: Rodney Pienaar Namibia is currently hosting a SADC meeting to improve the living conditions and standard of living for millions in the region, themed ‘Promoting Infrastructure Development and Youth Empowerment for Sustainable Development’ at the Safari hotel in Windhoek….
N$1.2 billion for road maintenance – Schlettwein
By: Rodney Pienaar The ministry of finance has pumped N$1.2 billion into the maintenance of the national roads during the 2018/2019 financial year. This was revealed by Calle Schlettwein at the 17th Africa Road Maintenance Funds Association annual general assembly…
Steytler resigns from State-house
By: Kelvin Chiringa President Hage Geingob’s economic affairs advisor since 2015, John Steytler has resigned from his duties, state-house has confirmed. No reasons have been given for his resignation while his phone was unreachable until the time of publication. It…
TopCheri unleashes Johny
By: Staff Writer Afro pop and Dancehall artist TopCheri has released a 3m45s music video to her Fertile album hit, Johny, in which she portrays the character of a scorned lover who gets back at her cheating boyfriend. The music…
Mariental development officer testifies in Himarwa’s corruption trial
By: Kelvin Chiringa The corruption trial of basic education minister Katrina Hanse-Himarwa opened for the first time this year in the Windhoek High Court with the state calling its 12th witness, a community development officer at Mariental, Domingo Matesu. Himarwa…
Can Geingob help fix Botswana’s leadership crisis?
By: Kelvin Chiringa As the raging battle between Botswana’s sitting and former presidents continue unabated, reports are that President Hage Geingob has entered the fray as the Southern African Development Community chairperson. Botswana’s Ian Khama has disclosed that he sat…
Education minister back in court for corruption
By: Kelvin Chiringa Outspoken minister of basic education, Katrina Hanse-Himarwa is back in court this week Monday to answer to charges of corruption in which she is accused of flexing her muscles as Hardap governor to remove and add family…
Namoloh grilled on police brutality and disappearing dockets
By: Kelvin Chiringa Safety minister Charles Namoloh was this past week put on the hot seat and provide Namibians with answers on police brutality and disappearing dockets. The minister said he could not account for the number of police dockets…
Insufficient textbooks despite GRN coughing N$330 million
By: Kelvin Chiringa Government has coughed out nearly N$330 million for textbooks since 2014 for students, but until now this is not enough to reach one book per student ratio, the education ministry has disclosed. The ministry said that it…
Taking photos of officers on duty not illegal
By: Rodney Pienaar Safety and security minister Charles Namoloh has said that there is currently no law in place that prohibits members of the public from taking photos of police officers that are executing their duties. He said officers should…