Shanghala and co-accused take Fishrot case to Supreme Court

Breadcrumb

Former Justice Minister Sakeus Shanghala and his co-accused, James Hatuikulipi and Pius Mwatelulo, who are all implicated in the long-running Fishrot corruption case, have approached the Supreme Court to overturn a High Court ruling that upheld the appointment of former Acting Judge Moses Chinhengo.

ACC investigator testifies in Willemse corruption case

Breadcrumb

Anti-Corruption Commission lead investigator Oberty Inambao testified in the Windhoek Magistrate's Court regarding the arrest of former NAMCOR executive Cedric Willemse and alleged corruption involving the fuel company Erongo Petroleum.

Finance Ministry orders NamRA boss to probe himself

Breadcrumb

The Ministry of Finance has directed NamRA Commissioner Sam Shivute to investigate himself after complaints of favouritism and nepotism were lodged against him by a human resources officer at the agency.

Cedric Willemse received N$150,000 during Enercon-NAMCOR sale

Breadcrumb

Cedric Willemse received a total of N$150,000 from Quality Meat Supplies into his personal bank account on the same day the contract of sale of assets was signed between Enercon Namibia and NAMCOR, ACC investigator Oberty Inambao told the court.

Assault case opened against officers in Usakos incident

Breadcrumb

A charge of assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm has been registered against the officers who are accused of assaulting 44-year-old Melvin ||Areseb at Usakos.

Erongo regional police commander, Commissioner Nikolaus Kupembona, confirmed that investigations are continuing.

Health Ministry:HIV vaccine not yet approved in Namibia

Breadcrumb

The Ministry of Health and Social Services says Namibia has not yet approved the use of lenacapavir, a twice-yearly injectable medication for prevention and treatment of HIV, due to its high global market price.

Green Hydrogen official visits South Korea

Breadcrumb

Green Hydrogen Commission spokesperson Jona Musheko on Monday toured renewable energy facilities in South Korea’s Jeju Self-Governing Province as part of his official visit.

Musheko visited a wind power farm where each turbine produces up to 2,000 kilowatts, or 2 megawatts, of electricity.