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IN the ongoing trial of Jandré Dippenaar in the Swakopmund Regional Court this week, concerns were raised by the defence that the methods used by the state's specialist witness in presenting their evidence were erroneous.

THE SKW Youth Football Tournament will be held for the 14th year this weekend at the SKW fields in Olympia, Windhoek.

S&P Global Joins Namibia International Energy Conference (NIEC) 2023 as Strategic Knowledge Partner

DEPUTY minister of industrialisation and trade Verna Sinimbo says Namibia has made significant strides in protecting intellectual property rights in recent years.

Municipalities, especially the smaller ones, should consider implementing a circular economic model of reusing, recycling, refurbishment and remanufacturing of waste products instead of just dumping them in landfills. This could help them to manage w

LUI Heavenly Touch Spa has opened a new spa at Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay.

Auditor says devolved units and communities would have made Sh3 billion if law was applied

E-Tech Resources, a rare earth exploration and development company developing its Eureka Rare Earths Project in Namibia, has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire an 85% interest in exclusive prospecting license 8748 (EPL 8748). EPL 8748 is located in the Erongo Mining Corridor of Namibia which lies adjacent to,...

THE hopes of hundreds of unemployed people who flocked to Omualu Fishing at Walvis Bay to apply for jobs were quickly dashed on Monday. Jonas Ngenokesho (31), a banking graduate, was one of those who arrived at the gates of Omualu Fishing as early as 06h30, but was unable to get his curriculum vitae (CV) to the recruiters. “We were in the lines and they told us to throw our CVs through the gate on the ground. We had no choice but to follow the instructions,” he said.

WALVIS Bay-based land developer Wiseman Molatsi and Chinese businesswoman Stina Wu are struggling to develop 57 hectares of residential land they bought at Karibib over 10 years ago.