August 01

  • At N$2, Leo Was a 'Handy Gift'

    Namibian

    TELECOM Namibia, which acquired second biggest mobile operator, Leo in November last year, for a paltry N$2 says the deal was a "handy gift" ahead of its 20 years anniversary. Read more »

  • Walvis Pupil Murdered

    Namibian

    JOHANNA Nantopo (16), a Grade nine learner at De Duine Secondary School in Walvis Bay, was on her way to school yesterday morning when she was attacked by a knife-wielding man,... Read more »

  • Elephant Poaching Probe At Khorixas

    Namibian

    THE Protective Resources Unit (PRU) of the Erongo Police are investigating two incidents of alleged elephant poaching near Khorixas after two carcasses were discovered in the area... Read more »

  • Witvlei Village Fears for Collapse

    Namibian

    THE recent court judgement for the eviction of Witvlei Meat will plunge the economy and development of the village into chaos, residents told The Namibian. Read more »

  • Suspended CEOs Should Not Be Paid

    Namibian

    DELOITTE & Touche, in a report released yesterday on governance, said it was worrying that chief executive officers or managing directors of State Owned Enterprises (SOEs) who... Read more »

  • U.S Attack Trial Postponed

    Namibian

    THE trial of two men accused of carrying out a violent attack on an elderly couple at Uis in the Erongo Region in October 2010 was postponed for almost eight months in the Windhoek... Read more »

  • Facebook Full of Fly-By-Night Vendors

    Namibian

    It is not secret that Facebook has come to Namibia in a big way and has disrupted, in both positive and negative ways, the ways that people do business with each other. Read more »

  • Cabinet Divided Over RFA Package

    Namibian

    THE pay packages of parastatal chiefs have once again proven to be a hot potato for Cabinet, government's highest decision making body. Read more »

  • MoHSS Assists Otjimuhaka Villagers

    Namibian

    THE Ministry of Health and Social Services (MoHSS) has implemented a health extension worker (HEW) system that is aimed at improving access to primary health care and social... Read more »

  • Katutura Expo in Full Swing

    Namibian

    THE Katutura Central Expo, which caters for small businesses and farmers kicked off yesterday with the theme "Unity in Diversity". The Expo will end on 4 August. Read more »

  • Cabaret, Choirs and Masks

    Namibian

    Choir music and cabaret will share a stage next Saturday, 10 August at 10h00 when three Windhoek choirs and Niël Rademan from South Africa will take to the stage at Windhoek... Read more »

  • Donkey Meat and Wine Feast Tonight

    Namibian

    THE Khomas Regional Council Hall is expected to attract a record number of people when the first ever Donkey Meat and Wine Pairing festival will be hosted by Convivial Events and... Read more »

  • Poly Council Reappointed

    Namibian

    THE Polytechnic of Namibia's Council will be reappointed for another three years, after its current term comes to an end next week. Read more »



July 31

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