Otjozondjupa Governor James Uerikua says more needs to be done to show support to sports activities in the country. Uerikua was speaking at the opening of the regional governor's games held at Grootfontein.
TransNamib Holdings Limited Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Johny Smith has said the proposed strike by employees of the national rail services operator will be detrimental to the company’s upward trajectory focus.
The Ohangwena Police is investigating a case of robbery with aggravating circumstances after a man was robbed of N$120 000 in Omafo. Three unknown male suspects held the victim at gunpoint and stabbed him in the left hip with a knife, and then robbed him of money and a cellphone.
The City of Windhoek has expressed concern over the growing trend of electricity theft in the city.
Despite efforts to ensure that all learners return to class when schools reopened following closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic, 30 502 learners nationwide could not be traced after reopening. In addition, over 4 000 girls in Namibia became pregnant while the schools were closed.
