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On Friday, in Windhoek, five political leaders engaged in a debate for presidential candidates to bolster the vigor of democratic and political discussions

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In May 2019, Saima Mushimba was arrested at the Oshakati Intermediate Hospital for impersonating a medical intern who had studied in Russia. She was stationed at […]

Affirmative Repositioning (AR) leader Job Amupanda testified in the Windhoek High Court on Tuesday in the defamation case brought against him by deputy minister of finance and...

Affirmative Repositioning movement leader Job Amupanda wants to rework the lawsuit that he filed at the Windhoek High Court nearly three years ago in an attempt to have Namibia’s veterinary cordon fence removed.

Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) director general Paulus Noa has directed higher education minister Itah Kandjii-Murangi and her personal assistant (PA) to repay a collective N$69 000 of N$952 000 in travel allowances paid to them in 2022.

Windhoek district magistrate Ndapewa Selma Amadhila yesterday was met with silence after requesting nominations to fill the two remaining seats of the municipal council’s management committee.

Affirmative Repositioning (AR) leader Job Amupanda is fuming over the government’s decision to sign a new partnership agreement between the European Union (EU) and the Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific States (OACPS), also known as the Samoa agreement.

The Windhoek City Council has again failed to fully elect office-bearers after some councillors walked out of a council meeting on Friday and some abstained from voting.

A nation once shackled by the chains of colonial oppression, Namibia has emerged as a beacon of independence, its spirit infused by the resilience of its people.