Heavy rains caused extensive damage to properties in some residential areas in Rundu yesterday.
This morning people were fixing their houses and access roads to their homes.
Our nbc team visited some areas to see for themselves.
A Ghanaian digital marketing and tourism promotion firm accuses the Namibian Tourism Board of withholding payment for services rendered under a contract agreement signed in 2023.
Hype.UP Limited from Ghana alleges that NTB owes it over N$700,000 calculated on today's rate.
The case of the seven people at Rundu, accused of forging school results, has been postponed to 13 February.
The accused were arrested for allegedly tampering with school report cards.
With the recent surge in reports of customers being targeted by fraudsters who steal their hard-earned money, FNB Namibia has expressed concern over the increasing fraudulent tactics aimed at their clients.
Job Amupanda's fight to have the Red Line removed continued before High Court Judge Shafimana Uitele today.
In submitting his evidence, Dr. Amupanda explained the historical context of how the Red Line was used interchangeably, saying that the fence was not erected under any legal framework.
