NASHINGE PROPOSES PARLIAMENTARY CLIMATE CHANGE CAUCUS

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Leader of the Official Opposition in the National Assembly Immanuel Nashinge has proposed the establishment of a Parliamentary Caucus on Climate Change to strengthen Namibia's response.

FISHROT TRIAL SEES MORE ROUNDS OF ARGUMENTS

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The Fishrot trial in the High Court has experienced another round of arguments, with the defence accusing the State of being dismissive regarding requests for additional information about the charges against the accused individuals.

NAMIBIA TARGETS N$200 BILLION FOR CLIMATE ACTION

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Namibia is seeking to mobilise about $14 billion, translating to over N$200 billion in investment by 2035 to implement its climate action commitments. 

The funding is expected to support projects in renewable energy, green hydrogen, agriculture, water security and biodiversity conservation.

AUGUST 26 DEFENDS MILITARY FUEL SUPPLY ARRANGEMENT

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August 26 Holding Company has defended its fuel supply arrangement, saying it did not take over the fuel supply contract previously held by Enercon, but it was asked by the Ministry in June 2024 to facilitate fuel deliveries to military bases.

FISHROT CASE AWAITS SUPREME COURT HEARING

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Accused Sacky Shanghala and others in the alleged Fishrot corruption matter are awaiting a Supreme Court hearing scheduled for 8 December.

NAINDA URGES MEDIA TO VERIFY POLICE REPORTS

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Major General Anne-Marie Nainda has urged the media to rely on verified police reports before publishing information on sensitive criminal investigations.

OKAHANDJA MINOR MURDER SUSPECT APPEARS IN COURT

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Okahandja murder suspect, Karinambande Muundjua, who is accused of killing Ingrid Maasdorp and Roswinds Fabianu, has appeared in the Okahandja Magistrates' Court today.

The case of Muundjua, who is facing multiple charges, was postponed to the 2nd of March next year.

WITBOOI URGES ACTION ON MENTAL HEALTH FIGURES

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More than 100,000 mental-health service contacts were recorded in Namibia in the 2024/2025 reporting period, while the suicide rate across the country remained above the estimated African regional average.

EU SUSPENDS SOME NAMIBIAN MEAT IMPORTS OVER FMD

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The European Union has suspended the entry of certain Namibian meat products following the country’s Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) outbreak.

The restrictions, announced on Monday, affect fresh meat from cattle, sheep and goats, as well as certain processed products, including biltong.