Namibia

Source: New Era Live WALVIS BAY - The Namibia Institute of Pathology (NIP) has been ordered to pay more than N$2.4 million to its former chief executive, Augustinus Katiti. This ruling was made by High Court judge Hannelie Prinsloo on Friday, following a lengthy legal battle between Katiti

Source: New Era Live KATIMA MULILO - The environment ministry is drilling boreholes in some of the most affected areas of Zambezi region to save hippos as water systems continue drying up due to the prevailing drought. This, the Ministry of Environment and Tourism (MET) says, is to avoid past

Source: New Era Live KEETMANSHOOP - The Keetmanshoop municipality last week renamed nine streets to honour and celebrate the lives of those citizens who left an indelible mark in the town, shaping its history and guiding its future. In his keynote address, mayor McDonald Hanse said it is with great

Source: New Era Live GOBABIS - Omaheke region on Thursday rejected regional consultations for inputs on the revised resettlement criteria, calling for the policy and the agriculture minister to hear their 'special plight'. The stakeholders, comprising community activists, traditional, leaders, church leaders and political leaders, cited that the policy and

Source: New Era Live WALVIS BAY - Electricity distributor Erongo Red paid N$10.2 million in dividends last Thursday to its shareholders. Erongo Red was formed by merging the service of electricity distribution from the municipalities of Walvis Bay, Swakopmund, Henties Bay and Omaruru; the town councils of Karibib,

Source: New Era Live EENHANA - Liberation struggle freedom fighter John Amakali (73), affectionately known as Nakaundule, was laid to rest at the Eenhana Memorial Shrine over the weekend. He died on 6 March at the Okongo District Hospital in the Ohangwena region. Amakali, who was a resident of Oshalumbu