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ENOUGH: Community activist Ndeshipanda Akwenye, preparing to hand over a petition after a march against drugs organised by the Nami u01C2Nu00FBs Youth Forum. Photo: Otis Daniels

Petition asks for tougher bail scrutiny in drug cases

1 Month Ago

Die o.16 meisiespan van Namibiu00EB.

Reeks in Zimbabwe sal junior hokkietalent op proef stel

2 Month Ago

Fabian Shaanika has taken up leadership roles since his younger days. Photo Fabian Shaanika

Shaanika leads the chamber

2 Month Ago

INVESTIGATION: The Windhoek City Police are facing an internal probe over alleged unfair practices. PHOTO: FILE

Internal probe into alleged unfair City Police promotions

5 Month Ago

Tigers FC has been relegated.PHOTOS CONTRIBUTED

Tigers FC sent packing as three clubs relegated

6 Month Ago

HIGHER USE: Parks in the western suburbs face theft and vandalism due to heavy usage. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

City says park budgets guided by operational needs, not bias

6 Month Ago

Khomas Nampol are not safe yet.PHOTOS File

A gigantic relegation battle looms

7 Month Ago

PROTEST: Dressed in black, community members demanded justice for Granny Frieda Ngwedha (74), who died after an assault and robbery. Photo: Otis Daniels

Buchters unite against drug lords

7 Month Ago

Woody Jacobs. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Jacobs returns to steer Tigers’ survival fight

7 Month Ago

CRACKDOWN: The City of Windhoek has announced that it will remove all illegal billboards at the owners’ cost. Photo for illustrative purposes only

Illegal billboards face removal

9 Month Ago

Ronnie Kanalelo departed from Bucks Buccaneers yesterday to join up with Ongos FC.

Coaches reshuffle during time to regroup

11 Month Ago

Graduates of the TuMuna Foundation’s Wellness Training Programme in Windhoek. The visually impaired women are now certified wellness practitioners, ready to support cancer patients, trauma survivors, and communities across Namibia through touch-based healing and sensory therapy. Photo: Contributed

TuMuna foundation empowers visually impaired women

11 Month Ago

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