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HIGH RISK: Chief justice Peter Shivute has launched a task force to review security for prosecutors and magistrates. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Judiciary reviews security protocols after prosecutor attack

3 Week Ago

ON IDLE: A near-total shutdown of legal proceedings was observed at the Katutura Magistrate Court last week. PHOTO: FILE

Chief magistrates could earn N$1 million yearly

1 Month Ago

UNDER PRESSURE: Chief justice Peter Shivute. Photo: Office of the Judiciary

Shivute meets Magistrates’ Commission amid looming strike

1 Month Ago

ENOUGH: Magistrate's courts could stall if presiding officers press ahead with a strike. Photo contributed

Magistrates threaten strike over pay, posts

3 Month Ago

President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah. PHOTO: NAMIBIAN PRESIDENCY

Nandi-Ndaitwah leads Heroes Day commemoration at Katima

4 Month Ago

COUNTERPARTS: Chief justice Peter Shivute this week welcomed his counterpart from Uganda, chief justice Alfonse Chigamoy Owiny-Dollo.Photo: Office of the Judiciary

Plea bargaining spotlighted at legal conference

6 Month Ago

Law students who were in attendance of the Energy Career Fair on the UNAM main campus. Photo Kariiue Katjikonde

UNAM law students celebrate an inspiring Law Week

8 Month Ago

Die hooggeregshof het Vrydag beslis om Poca-beslaglegging te beperk.
Foto argief

Supreme Court limits POCA seizures

8 Month Ago

NATIONAL STABILITY: Ambassador Tuliameni Kalomoh. Photo contributed

Kalomoh warns against illusions of Namibia's strength

9 Month Ago

MOVING ON: IPC leader Dr Panduleni Itula (second from left) accompanied by party leaders at court on Friday. PHOTO: Jemima Beukes

Itula: Let’s accept and move on

9 Month Ago

DISMISSED: The Bank of Namibia suffered a second set back in an exchange control case after the Supreme Court ruled against favour.

Central bank loses exchange control case on appeal

10 Month Ago

DISMISSED: The Bank of Namibia suffered a second setback in an exchange control case after the Supreme Court ruled against their appeal. PHOTO: FILE

Central bank loses exchange control case on appeal

10 Month Ago

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