The Fishrot trial has been adjourned to 4 February 2025 due to ongoing legal disputes and representation issues.
Justice Moses Chinhengo urged the accused, including former ministers Sakeus Shanghala and Bernhard Esau, to secure legal representation to ensure a fair trial.
The Fishrot trial entered a contentious phase today as plea proceedings continued under Justice Moses Chinhengo.
Former Justice Minister Sakeus Shanghala and his co-accused face charges of corruption, fraud, and money laundering involving millions allegedly siphoned from Namibia's fishing industry.
In the ongoing Fishrot trial, Acting Judge Moses Chinhengo has maintained that he will continue presiding over the case, as his appointment, an executive decision, remains valid unless overturned by a court of law.
Namibia has called on developed nations to take responsibility for their greenhouse gas emissions and provide reparations for the environmental harm caused by climate change.
A prominent Namibian advocate, Albert Boesak, has added his voice to the heated debate surrounding Namibia's 2024 national elections, emphasising the president's constitutional authority to make emergency proclamations, including those related to elections.
The judiciary marked a historic transition today as it bid farewell to Justice Dave Smuts and welcomed Justice Hosea Angula to the Supreme Court.
The SADC, African Union, and the African Centre for Governance (ACG) have commended the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) for the peaceful conduct of the elections and efforts to include inmates and diaspora citizens in the voting process.
The rapid urbanisation of Namibia and its effects on local governance were central topics at the 21st Annual General Meeting and Conference of the Namibian Association of Local Authorities (NALAO).
The Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture has introduced the Education Sector Strategic Plan for 2023-2030, an ambitious roadmap designed to address systemic challenges and align Namibia's education system with global trends and local socio-economic needs.
The High Court is seized with an urgent application by Namcor seeking the liquidation of Enercon Namibia over the outstanding debt of over N$70 million arising from a breach of the Fuel Supply Agreement between the two companies.
