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Inspector-General of the Namibian Police Joseph Shikongo has expressed concern over the ‘disappointing’ performance of several station commanders nationwide, further blasting...

The United Democratic Front (UDF) is set to discuss the party’s parliamentary seats after outgoing president Apius Auchab and vice president Dudu Murorua failed to retain their positions in the party structure.

Maria Ngonga chose to be a nursery school teacher because she has fond memories of her own preschool teachers and enjoys spending time with children.

In the brave new world of Namibian green hydrogen, the contrast between lofty ambition and the stark reality on the ground could not be starker than at Puros.

The Namibian Police say despite nine suspects – two at Opuwo and seven at Rundu – already in custody, the investigation into the multimillion-dollar theft at Bank Windhoek at Opuwo is still at “infancy stage”.

Former national middle-distance runner Vilho Namufinda was one of the most competitive and consistent runners in his heyday.

The Namibian Police at Rundu yesterday arrested six people linked to the theft of about N$2 million from Bank Windhoek, while two others were arrested at Opuwo on Monday.

British businessman and farm owner Harvey Boulter should know after the middle of May if his attempt to avoid being prosecuted on murder and other charges has succeeded.

Kunene acting regional director Petrus Shipalanga blames the region’s low academic performance on high teacher absenteeism and underqualified teachers.

BANK Windhoek is offering a N$20 000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Nico Hijendepi Rebebe, an employee who disappeared...