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Fate of OvaHerero Traditional Authority's paramount chief to be known on 12 April

Fate of OvaHerero Traditional Authority's paramount chief to be known on 12 April

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4 years ago By NBC Digital

The fate of the OvaHerero Traditional Authority's paramount chief succession will only be known by Tuesday, 12 April. High Court Judge Herman Oosthuizen is seized with the matter and indicated that he will only pronounce himself on Friday.

Tenants at TransNamib properties at Ariamsvlei cry over foul unexpected eviction

Tenants at TransNamib properties at Ariamsvlei cry over foul unexpected eviction

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4 years ago By NBC Digital

Tenants renting TransNamib properties at the Ariamsvlei settlement in ||Kharas Region are crying foul over their unexpected eviction. Some tenants are said to have been leasing the houses for more than 10 years.

President Geingob has welcomes ongoing dialogue to end the conflict between Russia and Ukraine

President Geingob has welcomes ongoing dialogue to end the conflict between Russia and Ukraine

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4 years ago By NBC Digital

NAMSONA2022 | President Hage Geingob has welcomed ongoing dialogue to end the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, saying Namibia is pained by the horror and devastation that war brings.

Karasburg East Constituency Councillor calls for support for learner COVID-19 vaccination campaign

Karasburg East Constituency Councillor calls for support for learner COVID-19 vaccination campaign

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4 years ago By NBC Digital

Regional councillor of Karasburg East Constituency, Anseline Beukes has appealed to residents in the area to cooperate during the resumption of a leaner COVID-19 vaccination campaign in the ||Kharas Region.

Trade unions vow to keep pressure on government to effect 'overdue' civil servant salary increments

Trade unions vow to keep pressure on government to effect 'overdue' civil servant salary increments

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4 years ago By NBC Digital

Trade unions representing civil servants have vowed to put pressure on the government and ensure that overdue salary increments and other benefits are resolved fairly and amicably.

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