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DEFIANCE: EFF leader Julius Malema. Photo: FILE

‘Kill the Boer’: The anti-apartheid song Musk ties to ‘white genocide’

1 Week Ago

CONCERN: Deputy Commissioner John Mwatongwe, Hardap head of the regional crime investigation division says the ongoing drug problem, particularly in Rehoboth, remains a significant concern.

PHOTO JEMIMA BEUKES, FOR ILLUSTRATIVE PURPOSES ONLY

Hardap Region records 50.2% drop in domestic violence cases in 2024

1 Month Ago

CONCERN: Police Deputy Commissioner John Mwatongwe says the ongoing drug problem, particularly in Rehoboth, remains a significant concern in the Hardap Region. PHOTO: JEMIMA BEUKES

Hardap Region records 50.2% drop in domestic violence cases in 2024

1 Month Ago

SHORTS: Soldier allegedly murders niece

2 Month Ago

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Newborn found abandoned in Grootfontein riverbed

3 Month Ago

SAVED: A three- or four-day-old baby boy was found alone and crying in a riverbed in Grootfontein recently and is now in a stable condition. PHOTO: FILE

Newborn found abandoned in Grootfontein riverbed

3 Month Ago

Die veroordeelde moordenaars, Julius Frederick (Lemmy) Arndt en Andries Afrikaner. Foto argief

Sentencing postponed in elderly couple’s murder trial

4 Month Ago

APPEAL: Julius Frederick (Lemmy) Arndt and Andries Afrikaner. PHOTO: FILE

Sentencing postponed in elderly couple’s murder trial

4 Month Ago

Othello Joseph is a community organiser at Equal Namibia. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Queering Namibian democracy: Equality on the ballot

5 Month Ago

GUILTY: Julius Frederick 'Lemmy' Arndt and Andries Afrikaner. Photo: File

Two guilty of gruesome farm murder

5 Month Ago

HELPLESS: A critical shortage of police vehicles has left Ndiyona vulnerable to stock theft. Photo contributed

Police vehicle shortage threatens crime response

6 Month Ago

HELPLESS: A critical shortage of police vehicles has left Ndiyona vulnerable to crime such as stock theft. Photo contributed

Police vehicle shortage threatens crime response

6 Month Ago

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