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Nekongo breaks silence on Fishrot money - Crime

STAFF REPORTER WINDHOEK Swapo Party Youth League (SPYL) secretary Ephraim Nekongo yesterday said he did not know that the N$65 000 allegedly deposited into his personal account in 2017 through De Klerk, Horn & Coetzee (DHC) Incorporated, a defunct law firm accused of disbursing N$75 million allegedly laundered from Fishcor, was linked to what is now called the Fishrot bribery scandal. Nekongo, speaking on Namibian Suns The Evening Review show yesterday, said he did not know anything about Fishr...
Namibia General Walvis Bay Sacky Shanghala Mathias Haufiku Windhoekin Hertah Ndakula Staff Reporterwindhoekstier Vente Associates

Pig farming holds great potential - Agriculture

ELLANIE SMIT WINDHOEK Pig farming presents an opportunity with great potential when looking for new business ventures in the agriculture sector. Agribank’s technical advisor for crops and poultry, Hanks Saisai, said according to the 2014 National Agriculture Census conducted by the Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA), there are approximately 87 206 pigs countrywide and more than 50% are found in the communal areas of northern Namibia. Indigenous or local breeds make up more than 50% of the pig po...
Namibia General Kambowe Kayirairato Archie Norval Trading Agency Meat Board Kavango West Region

RTE and Slaughterhouze part ways - Art And Entertainment

2 days ago - 26 March 2021 | Economics PHILLEPUS UUSIKUThe agriculture sector contributed an average of 8.5% to the countrys Gross domestic Product (GDP) over the period 1990 to 2019, with the highest... 2 days ago - 26 March 2021 | People Wetumwene ShikageSince May 2015, Makemba has run his medical practice with the primary aim of assisting those who require medical help. The responsibility of general... 2 days ago - 26 March 2021 | Columns Self-management is the second pillar of emotional int...
Namibia General Annie Martin Behati Prinsloo Adam Levine Quai Branly Humanitarian Fashion Kalahari Desert

Lady Gaga: 'Unlearn' white supremacy - Art And Entertainment

1 day - 26 March 2021 | Economics PHILLEPUS UUSIKUThe agriculture sector contributed an average of 8.5% to the countrys Gross domestic Product (GDP) over the period 1990 to 2019, with the highest... 1 day - 26 March 2021 | People Wetumwene ShikageSince May 2015, Makemba has run his medical practice with the primary aim of assisting those who require medical help. The responsibility of general... 1 day - 26 March 2021 | Columns Self-management is the second pillar of emotional intelligence, as d...
Namibia General Annie Martin Behati Prinsloo Adam Levine Quai Branly Humanitarian Fashion Kalahari Desert

Nearly 100 years of memories go up in flames - Education

19 January 2021 | Education Pull Quote: “A building is not just a structure; it has a lot of memories and something that went up in fire for me is the memories that are lost.” Imelda Petha, the H.O.D. at the school. Situated in Okahandja, JG Van Der Wath Secondary School hall was left in ruins after it caught fire late last month. PHOTOS CONTRIBUTED. Firefighters attempted to extinguish the fire that caused immense damage. Renovating the school hall and fixing all the damage would cost abo...
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Momentum builds for African artefacts to return home - Art And Entertainment

HERITAGE: This panel is one of the Benin bronzes looted from the palace of the Oba. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED ALL AFRICA French authorities have said it will return 26 artworks looted from Benin during the colonial era. The pieces are at the Quai Branly museum in Paris. Senegal will also see the return of a sabre and its sheath, attributed to El Hadj Omar Tall, a key religious and military figure in West Africa in the 19th century. The sabre is part of the collection at the Museum of the Army in P...
South Africa Namibia General South African Annie Martin Behati Prinsloo Adam Levine Cassper Nyovest

Audit firm 'knew' of Fishcor thievery - Crime

19 January 2021 | Crime DODGY OBJECTIVES: Former fisheries minister Bernard Esau (centre) and former Fishcor CEO Mike Nghipunya (left) are currently in jail awaiting trial. PHOTO: NAMPA STAFF REPORTER WINDHOEK Stier Vente Associates, external auditors for beleaguered state fishing company Fishcor, only reported the suspicious Fishrot-related transactions to the Public Accountants’ and Auditors’ Board (PAAB) on 21 February 2020, long after the scandal had been reported in local and internati...
Namibia General Walvis Bay Sacky Shanghala Mathias Haufiku Windhoekin Hertah Ndakula Maren De Klerk

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