By: Eba Kandovazu The Ohangwena region has recorded 4 491 different criminal cases so far this year, of which gender-based violence tops at 3 131, while 185 rape cases were reported. Ohangwena governor Walde Ndevashiya revealed this on Wednesday during his State of the Region address for 2022. He termed these as crimes of concern, […]
By: Hertha Ekandjo The education ministry has received a one-year complimentary sponsorship of the Namibia Reads Application, valued at $1 million, from the Smart Kids Club and Foundation For Accessible Children’s Education (FACE) in the USA. The education deputy minister, Faustina Caley, revealed this on Thursday during the Inauguration of the 6th Namibia Library and […]
In a series of Paratus ‘firsts’, the new Paratus Namibia Armada DC (Data Center) launches in Windhoek in August 2022. It opens its doors to both network operators and individual colocation tenants so they will not be bound to a single network service provider. Armada enables clients’ freedom of choice and peace of mind in […]
By: Eba Kandovazu The justice ministry says it would like to decentralise divorce proceedings to the magistrate courts, as there are only two High Court Divisions in the country where divorce can be heard. This was confirmed by the justice ministry’s chief public relations officer Simon Idipo following consultation meetings with stakeholders in the legal […]
By: Nghiinomewa Erastus The Namibian Port Authority has reported that major commodities that are being sent to the world from the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) members through the port are raw materials. The port authority revealed in its May 2022 Quayside Bulletin. “According to the statistics, major commodities exported from SADC countries through Namibia […]
By: Ludorf Iyambo The Namibia Food and Allied Workers Union (NAFAU) says they are considering a countrywide demonstration after suffering a heavy defeat in their Supreme Court case vs Shoprite. The High Court last year ruled in favour of Shoprite’s striking employees after the retailer decided to hire scab labour. However, Shoprite filed an appeal […]
Representing the voice of the African energy sector, the African Energy Chamber (AEC) has become an invaluable advocate for Africa’s oil and gas industry at a time when global stakeholders are calling for the immediate end to fossil fuel utilisation. With over 600 million without access to electricity and 900 million people without access to […]
By: Hertha Ekandjo Kristine Nghilengwa, a sister to Likius Ndinoshili, a transporter who was arrested in May 2022 in Outjo, says that her brother did nothing wrong but remains locked up. In an interview with The Villager, Nghilengwa stressed that the police have no evidence against her brother. She said a police officer from Outjo […]
By: Justicia Shipena Former home affairs minister and Swapo Secretary-General Pendukeni Iivula-Itana says education should not be blamed for the derailment of the Vision 2030 agenda. Her comments come after, Swapo’s Think Tank cautioned that Namibia might not attain its Vision 2030 because its education system fails to produce quality graduates. According to her, the […]
By: Justicia Shipena National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia (Namcor)’s board chairperson Jennifer Comalie says the oil and gas discoveries in the country could double Namibia’s GDP by 2040. Comalie said this in an interview with Qatar Economic Forum sponsor Bloomberg at the ongoing Forum in the middle east. “So this is a massive game-changer for […]