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For Solastica Goases, the day begins at 22h00 when the city goes to sleep. She dons a skintight dress and heels and hits the streets of Katutura. Goases, who is originally from Walvis Bay, told The Namibian she turned to…
Veripuami Kangumine
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The Office of the Prime Minister has announced an increase in the daily subsistence and travel (S&T) allowance of civil servants effective 1 April. Executive director in the Office of the Prime Minister, I-Ben Nashandi, made the announcement on Monday,…
Veripuami Kangumine
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Dressed in an egg-white suit jacket, a Swapo-coloured scarf, and her signature afro, Swapo secretary general Sophia Shaningwa steps onto the podium beaming with confidence. “As your administrator in the office… I have the honour to present to you, comrade…
Veripuami Kangumine
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The Namibian Police say they have promoted 63 women in their senior ranks in the past few years to promote gender equality. Deputy inspector general of operations Elias Mutota during an event at Opuwo in the Kunene region on Saturday…
Veripuami Kangumine
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The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology says it is not considering an investigation into the national broadcaster. This comes after the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) splurged N$5.4 million on executive bonuses and N$1.9 million on a vehicle for its…
Veripuami Kangumine
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The family of security chief Francis Eiseb, who died in an armed robbery that saw Namib Desert Diamonds (Namdia) lose N$350 million worth of diamonds, wants answers on the circumstances surrounding his death. They want to know why the diamond…
Veripuami Kangumine
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Namibia Desert Diamonds (Namdia)) says it has been cooperative with law enforcement in the diamond robbery case and launched its own internal review. This comes after the family of Namdia’s security chief Francis Eiseb, who died in an armed robbery…
Veripuami Kangumine
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The information ministry says it is not considering investigating NBC, despite concerns over executive bonuses and a costly vehicle purchase. This comes after the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) splurged N$5.4 million on executive bonuses and N$1.9 million on a vehicle…
Veripuami Kangumine
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“If he didn’t drop me off, he would still be alive.” This is what Jakua Katjiruru told The Namibian after flash floods claimed the life of his cousin, Uaavi Kavezepa, in Windhoek on Monday evening. Kavezepa (33) died after the…
Veripuami Kangumine
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Chaos erupted at the Namibia Post Ltd (NamPost) headquarters in Windhoek when pensioners discovered they could not access their pension grants yesterday. “I came to NamPost to find out what happened to my pension fund, but no one would tell…
Veripuami Kangumine
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The information ministry says it is considering launching an investigation into how the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) splashed N$5.4 million on executive bonuses, as well on a N$1.9-million vehicle for its director general. This comes after the parliamentary standing committee…
Veripuami Kangumine
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The AIDS and Rights Alliance for East and Southern Africa (Arasa) has expressed concern over the silence of African leaders on the United States (US) cutting funds for HIV and tuberculosis (TB) programmes. This comes after the US government in…
Veripuami Kangumine
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