2008-10-06
Govt Extends Rail Link Into Angola
THE government will extend the northern rail link into Angola for one kilometre to allow goods destined for that country to be offloaded on its territory.2008-10-06
Treason Witnesses' Trial Set to Continue June '09
THE trial of two village elders from the Caprivi Region who are being prosecuted for failing to give the testimony that was expected of them in the main Caprivi high treason trial was postponed until June next year after it proceeded for three days in the Windhoek Regional Court last week. 2008-10-06
Husband And Wife Bust for Cocaine
THE Erongo Police have arrested a married couple and confiscated cocaine with a street value of about N$250 000 in Walvis Bay's Narraville residential area. 2008-10-06
Biodiversity Management - Walvis Bay Sets an Example
THE 52-page Walvis Bay Biodiversity Report (2008) was launched on Friday. 2008-10-06
Outcry Over Shebeens Grows
OPPOSITION is mounting in the South against the mushrooming of shebeens. 2008-10-06
Young Woman Raped At Dam
A 19-year-old woman was allegedly raped in bushes near the Goreangab Dam on the northwestern outskirts of Windhoek early on Saturday morning. 2008-10-06
RDP Takes Stock of Omuthiya Election
THE Rally for Democracy and Progress says it was worth participating in last weekend's local authority election at Omuthiya. 2008-10-06
The Land Question in Oshakati Swapo (the people) Versus Swapo (the Town Council)
After 18 years of Swapo rule, there is much to be proud of and much to be wary of. 2008-10-06
Tanzanian PM to Tour Country
THE Prime Minster of Tanzania, Mizengo Kayanza Peter Pinda, is scheduled to arrive this afternoon for four-day official visit to Namibia. 2008-10-06
Stolen Dog Rescued At Swakopmund
NO stone was left unturned in the search to find a young white Alsatian-husky cross that was stolen from her beachfront home at Mile 4 on September 28. 2008-10-06
Team Downs Banyana
NAMIBIA'S under-20 women's football side proved that a bright future awaits them when they garnered a 3-2 historic home victory over old foes South Africa in an international friendly on Saturday. 2008-10-06
Town Council Suspends Its Foreman
THE Keetmanshoop Town Council has suspended one of its maintenance division foremen pending an investigation into alleged misuse of council equipment and labour. 2008-10-06
Mining Royalties to Be Compulsory - Cabinet
THE Ministry of Mines and Energy will amend a section of the existing Minerals Act to impose a royalty on all minerals mined or discovered in the course of prospecting operations. 2008-10-06
Team Into Final
THE MTC Namibian cricket team secured their spot in the final of the ICC Intercontinental Cup when they beat Ireland in their first innings at Wanderers on Friday. 2008-10-06
Witchcraft Giving Car Thieves Easy Ride
BELIEVING in witchcraft can cost people their car, the Namibian Police are warning. 2008-10-06
NSHR Sets 'Conditions' for Police
THE National Society for Human Rights (NSHR) has set conditions and "terms of reference" for the Namibian Police in the event of another joint visit to mass graves allegedly newly discovered by the organisation in the North. 2008-10-06
Water for Kavango Wildlife
TWO water reservoirs and two drinking troughs for wildlife have been built in two communal conservancies in the Kavango Region. 2008-10-06
Big Brother Africa Three - Lucille Rocks the Club!
OUR girl Lucille is back with a bang and boy did she get some 'love in the club' on Friday night. 2008-10-06
Warriors Begin Preparations for Namibia Tie
THE Warriors' foreign-based contingent started trooping into camp yesterday with the South Africa-based trio of Tapuwa Kapini, Joel Lupahla and Zvenyika Makonese leading the way as Zimbabwe begin their preparations for the 2010 World Cup/Nations Cup Group Two soccer qualifier away in Namibia. 2008-10-06
Babylon School Gets Multi-Purpose Hall
"After nearly four months of the laying of the cornerstone for this building, it makes me proud to stand here to officially inaugurate this beautiful multi-purpose hall at this school." |
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