Tsumeb, Namibia News

THE criticism against labour-hire companies is not dying down, despite a ruling made by the Supreme Court last month that the clause in Namibia's Labour Act banning this practice is unconstitutional.

It is very interesting to hear about them because they are campaigning to be re-elected. - JE, Karas Region Food for Thought * TO the Windhoek Municipality and all Namibians.

A BITTER dispute between the widow and the former lawyer of the late German extradition target Hans Jurgen Koch made a return to the High Court this week, with Koch's widow scoring a courtroom win against her late husband's former attorney.

OHORONGO yesterday secured nearly N$1 billion of the required N$2,5 billion to develop the country's only cement factory.

Namibia is not only an important market in its own right, it is becoming a strategic platform for regional growth.

People don't need to celebrate plans, we need to know the results, learn from our mistakes and improve on our techniques.

THERE will be a power outage for the whole day in most of northern Namibia on Sunday, NamPower announced yesterday.

The latest being the late Honourable H Witbooi. They brought us to the promised land.

WHILE attending the Ongwediva Trade Fair recently, Gia and Toni Simoes of Windhoek decided to take a stroll through Oshakati, back to their guesthouse.

TWO more cases of the H1N1 flu, commonly known as 'swine flu', have been confirmed in Namibia, bringing the total number of laboratory-confirmed cases to 62.

A few months back it was reported that the Angolans attended a party-political rally held in the north-central regions.

A LAND dispute has erupted at Tsumeb between the town's mayor, a high-ranking Swapo Youth League leader and a former Member of Parliament.

THE Ministry of Education and the Tender Board have been slapped with an interim restraining order on signing a tender contract, after allegations of irregularities in the tender procedures were lodged against them.

THE Ministry of Education and the Tender Board have been slapped with an interim restraining order on signing a tender contract, after allegations of irregularities in the tender procedures were lodged against them.

ALL of the eight suspected cases of H1N1, commonly known as 'swine flu', reported to health authorities so far this year have tested negative.

Azurite is a copper carbonate mineral that is known as the "stone of heaven." It is considered to be a sacred stone among the Native Americans.

MOST motorists will pay between 20 and 21 cents per litre more for petrol from today, instead of the 19 cents per litre increase announced by Government, to foot the rail transport bill which has increased by five per cent.