15th May 2020  /  Eagle FM

On the radar – 15/05/2020

 

A.Namibian Police spokesperson Deputy Commissioner Kauna Shikwambi confirmed that the South African Vioolsdrift border post was closed for only a few hours but is open again.

B.NANSO said that they are engaging NSFAF regarding the payment of N$5 000 to students to assist them with the e-learning.

NSFAF first promised N$10 000 to each student and then turned around to offer N$5 000.

Eagle FM speaks to Nanso acting secretary general Patience Musua about this and other issues students are facing at this time.

C.The post mortem report of the 28 years old Warrick Fortuin whose burnt body was found inside the old water pump station building next to Swakopmund river on 06 May 2020 showed petrol ingestion poisoning

D.Coronavirus update: