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Discovery Airlines praises Paragon for excellent service

Discovery Airlines praises Paragon for excellent service

Ester Mbathera. Discovery Airlines CEO, Bern Bauer expressed confidence in the ground handling services provided by Paragon Aviation Services.Discovery Airlines, a Lufthansa Group leisure airline, is one of the airlines that put an embargo on cargo at Hosea Kutako International Airport when the High Court ruled that Menzies Aviation should cease operations at the airport last year.At the time, the airline, which has been operating flights between Frankfurt and Namibia since 2022, rerouted its flights to Johannesburg.One of the reasons for this was that Paragon Aviation did not have the ACC3/RA3 certification necessary for dealing with European-bound exports."Paragon is our…
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President Mbumba calls for citizen-centric public service

President Mbumba calls for citizen-centric public service

Niël Terblanché President Nangolo Mbumba has urged Namibian public servants to prioritise citizens in their duties and tailor public services to meet the needs of the people during the commemoration of Africa Public Service Day. On Sunday, the African continent celebrated Africa Public Service Day to highlight the role that public servants play in nation-building and governance. Mbumba's message resonated with the values of dedication, professionalism, and continuous improvement that are essential for effective public service delivery. “As Namibian public servants, you can honour this day by upholding the values and professionalism of the public service we provide to our…
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Kadhila Amoomo Legal Practitioners to Argue Case for Polygamy in Namibia

Kadhila Amoomo legal practitioners announced their intention to argue the case for polygamy in Namibia. The law firm made this announcement on their social media pages on Saturday, stating, “We are now going to argue the case for polygamy in Namibia. If you are interested in polygamy, please inbox your details to Kadhila Amoomo Lawyers and written permission from your current wife.”Reporter: Hertta-Maria Amutenja
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Criminalisation of same-sex acts unconstitutional

In a landmark ruling delivered on Friday, a full panel of Namibian High Court Judges declared the common law crimes of sodomy and "unnatural sexual offences" unconstitutional and invalid.The conclusion was reached by High Court justices Nate Ndauendapo, Shafimana Ueitele, and Claudia Claasen.The ruling followed an application by Friedel Dausab, a gay Namibian man, who sought to have the criminalisation of male anal sex and "unnatural sexual offences" declared unconstitutional.Reporter: Hertta-Maria Amutenja
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PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE :

Freelance journalist Frans Koolike has announced that he will be running for the upcoming Presidential elections as an independent candidate.Koolike who is also a leadership consultant joins the race along the likes of Job Amupanda and Ally Angula.
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B2Gold discovered 390 000 gold ounces at Otjikoto Mine

B2Gold discovered 390 000 gold ounces at Otjikoto Mine

CHAMWE KAIRA B2Gold Corporation, the Canadian company that owns the Otjikoto Mine, situated between Otavi and Otjiwarongo, has announced the discovery of a new resource estimated to contain 390 000 gold ounces. This comes as B2Gold Namibia announced last month that it had started the process that will see the company cut 300 jobs in 2024 and a further 250 jobs in 2025, having mined the ore at its old mining areas. The company has about 820 permanent employees. The gold miner announced that an initial inferred mineral resource estimate for the Springbok Zone, the southernmost shoot of the recently…
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Security guard arrested for diesel theft

Security guard arrested for diesel theft

Martin Endjala The Hardap regional crime investigations coordinator, Deputy Commissioner Eric Clay, has confirmed that the police arrested a female security guard in connection with a 20-litre diesel theft at Aranos town council. He said that Daleen Kooper (28) was arrested on 13 June and that she appeared in court on 14 June. The court denied her bail and postponed the case until 15 July for additional investigations. Last month, the Windhoek Observer reported that 20 litres of diesel were stolen from a truck at the Aranos Town Council workshop last week. The case of theft was lodged by the…
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Remains of drowning victim found

Remains of drowning victim found

Niël Terblanché Members of the Namibian Police in Swakopmund were called to a scene at Mile 11 after passersby discovered a body washed up on the beach. According to Chief Inspector Ilenia Shapumba, the head of the Community Affairs Sub Division in the Erongo Region, the body was identified as that of 37-year-old Dennis Gamaseb, who was reportedly missing on Saturday 8 June. Shapumba said that it was reported that on the same day, the victim, after requesting the children to sing a gospel song that he recently composed for him, left home and was later seen jumping from the…
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Namibia records economic growth of N$5.3 billion

Namibia records economic growth of N$5.3 billion

Stefanus Nashama The Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA) has recorded an economic expansion of N$5.3 billion during the first quarter of the gross domestic product this year. Alex Shimuafeni, the statistician-general of the NSA, made this announcement in Windhoek on Thursday. “In nominal terms, the domestic economy was estimated at N$59.1 billion during the first quarter of 2024, an expansion of N$5.3 billion from the corresponding quarter of 2023, which was N$53.9 billion,” he said. The domestic economy continued to progress positively, with a growth of 4.7 percent in the first quarter of 2024, compared to 5.3 percent in the first…
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Call for Namibia to champion local content

Call for Namibia to champion local content

Stefanus Nashama Member of Parliament, Inna Hengari has proposed a motion for Namibia to boost local media and music content. Speaking in the National Assembly on Wednesday, Hengari expressed that the underutilization of local content deprives Namibia of opportunities for job creation within the creative industry. “The current data reveals that a staggering 80 percent of the music played on local radio stations originates from foreign sources, contributing to a homogenous and limited musical environment. This reliance on foreign content not only leads to a significant outflow of royalties, thereby economically marginalising Namibian artists but also hampers the growth and…
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