[Namibian] THE trial over the killing of the Namibian Institute of Mining and Technology's two top executives is due to continue in April - a week before the second anniversary of the double murder.

[Namibian] MINISTER of fisheries and marine resources Albert Kawana has defended his decision to allocate more than 80 000 metric tonnes of horse mackerel to the Fishrot-tainted National Fishing Corporation (Fishcor) for the current fishing season.

[Namibia Economist] The Young Warriors bowed out of the 2021 CAF U20 African Cup of Nations on Sunday night in Mauritania, following their 1-0 defeat to Burkina Faso, finishing bottom of Group B with a point from three games.

[Namibia Economist] The MultiChoice Talent Factory (MTF) recently introduced its very first Acting for Camera Masterclass in partnership with the world-renowned AMDA College and Conservatory of the Performing Arts.

[Namibia Economist] Southern Africa Innovation Support Programme (SAIS) and Seedstars recently announced the second batch of fifteen startups that are part of the Investment Readiness Program (IRP) 2019-2020.

[Namibian] The Office of the President says the 91-year-old founding president Sam Nujoma is in good health and condemns allegations claiming otherwise.

[Namibian] FARMWORKERS employed at green schemes under the Agricultural Business Development Agency (Agribusdev) countrywide are yet to be paid their January salaries, but are still going to work and performing their duties.

[Namibian] MEMBERS of the Namibian Police will always retain their jobs provided they remain disciplined, loyal and committed to their work.

[Namibian] THE Ganja Users of Namibia (GUN) and the Rastafarians United Front (RUF) will today (Monday) file a High Court case on the legalisation of dagga.

[Namibian] THE City of Windhoek has just informed the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform that the capital city will be aiming to reduce its water consumption to 108 litres per person per month.

[Namibian] CONSUMERS and meat lovers should buckle up as the Namibian livestock sector and beef market are expected to supply less beef than expected locally and for export.

[Namibian] The ripple effects of the Covid-19 pandemic are being felt by many people across the country on a daily basis.

[Namibian] MATHEW Mumbala, Swapo's coordinator for the //Kharas region, has taken a dig at opposition parties over the //Kharas Regional Council's inactivity.

[Namibian] Justice minister Yvonne Dausab last week introduced sweeping proposed amendments to the country's domestic violence law, which could improve the government's response to cases of domestic and gender-based violence (GBV) and protect victims...

[Namibian] A GROUP of friends from Walvis Bay has started a support initiative for Covid-19 victims and their families.

[Namibian] THE Walvis Bay Municipality says it has nothing to do with an announcement by the harbour town's former deputy mayor Penelope Martin-Louw for Walvis Bay residents to register for a housing survey.

[Namibian] TURA Magic cruising to an 11-0 aggregate win over V-Power Angels in the NFA Women's Super League Cup semi-final does not benefit the nation, Khomas Nampol head coach Adelino Baptista said.

[Namibian] WANDERERS regained the lead in the 50-over Premier League competition after beating Trustco United by four wickets on Saturday, while there was also a big win for CCD Tigers who beat Mr 24/7 Welwitschia by 100 runs.

[Namibian] THE land application for a company associated with the Islamic religion to build a school has been continuously delayed by the Windhoek municipality.

[Namibian] AFTER almost eight years of silence, vivid memories and nightmares, Louise Louw can finally call herself a rape survivor.

[CAF] Substitute Kouame Botue scored a 90th minute header to give Burkina Faso a hard fought 1-0 victory over Namibia on Sunday to progress to the quarter finals of the Total Africa U-20 Cup of Nations as Group B winners.

[New Era] Aroab -- Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) president McHenry Venaani said Aroab village today boasts with 90% of its residents having access to ablution facilities and potable water thanks to the coalition between his party and the Landless...

[New Era] Oshakati -- Northern businessman Sindano Hango was granted N$10 000 bail on Friday while he awaits to be sentenced on 16 April this year.

[New Era] A 17-year-old teenager from Rehoboth, who admitted he stoned a 57-year-old woman to death, has been convicted in the Windhoek High Court by Judge Dinnah Usiku last week.

[New Era] Rundu -- A 30-year-old man died on Saturday after consuming alcohol at Kahenge in the Kavango West region. According to the police, the deceased's medical report indicates that he also suffered from chest pain and hiccups.

[New Era] The police in Khomas have appealed for help from the public in tracing an awaiting trial inmate, who escaped from lawful custody on Friday afternoon.

[Namibia Economist] Digital enabler, MTC, has committed a sum of N$ 7.5 million to support two socio-developmental projects, namely Early Childhood Development (ECD), and low cost land for housing, through the Development Workshop Namibia (DWN).

[CAF] Burkina Faso takes on Namibia when the curtain draws on Group B of the Total U-20 Africa Cup of Nations, Mauritania 2021 at Cheikha Ould Boidiya Stadium in Nouakchott on Sunday.

[New Era] Aroab -- The ruling party, Swapo, says it is fully prepared and determined to take over control of the Aroab Village Council ahead of Friday rerun election.

[New Era] A local private investigation company has dispatched a team of investigators to Lüderitz to assist the local community in its search for the missing four-year-old Spencer Mandela Nakale, who disappeared towards the end of last year.