An employee at the Office of the Prime Minister, Lolo Goraseb, stood in chains as he conducted a lone demonstration following the failure of the office to honour all remedies spelt out in his reinstatement order by the Labour Commissioner.
An employee at the Office of the Prime Minister, Lolo Goraseb, stood in chains as he conducted a lone demonstration following the failure of the office to honour all remedies spelt out in his reinstatement order by the Labour Commissioner.
Former footballer and current employee at the Office of the Prime Minister, Lolo Goraseb, stood in chains at the entrance of his employer's office.
Goraseb is concerned about the structural independence and integrity of Namibia’s public service management.
The Okahandja municipality restored the town's water supply earlier this afternoon.
The disruption was caused by a pipe burst on Thursday after the heavy rains, which damaged the town's main water supply line.
The government has announced urgent measures to restore road infrastructure following severe damage caused by recent heavy rains.
A bridge on the B1 road between Windhoek and Rehoboth suffered extensive damage, which prompted emergency interventions from the Roads Authority.
The Law Society of Namibia (LSN) and the Namibia Competition Commission (NaCC) have formalised a partnership to enhance the country's legal framework.
The Minister of Health and Social Services, Dr. Kalumbi Shangula, has launched the National Multi-Hazard Health Emergency Preparedness and Response Plan, alongside the Public Health Emergency Operation Centre Handbook, a new Digital Learning Platform for healthcare workers.
Lawyer Sisa Namandje has rubbished allegations implicating him in a billion-dollar corruption scandal filed with the Law Society of Namibia (LSN).
Joseph Nakalemo filed a complaint against Namandje, asking the LSN to investigate, suspend, and take disciplinary action against him.
The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) conducted public interviews to fill vacancies in the High Court's criminal and civil divisions.
Prosecutor General Martha Imalwa faced a setback as the Windhoek High Court denied her application for a restraint order against two implicated entities in the Fishrot corruption scandal.
