The Rehoboth town council and residents of the Block E settlement are at loggerheads again.
A group of approximately 60, mostly young people, took to the streets on Friday morning to protest against the »
Women from the Omamas farming community nostalgically remember the years of great suffering, but also their lives imbued in the area’s history KALKRAND A gravel road turns off from the B1 national main road about 10 kilometres north of Kalkrand. Another 17 kilometres or »
Windhoek Three former employees of Women's Action for Development (WAD) were arrested at Rehoboth this past weekend and charged with theft of a number of items from the organisation's Rehoboth training centre. Wilma Maasdorp (49), Elizabeth Egelser (46 »
REHOBOTH Since its inception in 2001, the annual Christmas lunch for rural senior citizens has become part of the culture as well as a special day of thanksgiving to the elderly of Rehoboth. This is the view of Kaptein John McNab, who on Sunday expressed his »
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SWAPO continues purging party members suspected of having links with Rally for Democracy and Progress.
Two weeks ago, former Swapo stalwart Hidipo »
This note is a response to the 'Talk of the Nation' show with Vision 2030 and the youth as the topic, and a demand that Basters/coloureds be treated equally as Namibians and »
The Old Mutual Foundation has donated N$30 000 to the Rehoboth Town Council for refuse removal. Old Mutual Chief Executive Officer, Andrew le Roux, said his organisation remains committed to making a positive difference in Namibian communities. “Old Mutual »
Mariental The Swapo Party Regional Conference for the Hardap Region finally came to a successful end on Sunday afternoon at Mariental despite strong protests from some party members. This was the second time that the Hardap Region was holding its regional conference »
KALKRAND The village of Kalkrand in the Hardap Region is destined for major developmental projects worth millions of dollars during the next financial year 2007/2008, including a project that would see the colonial era bucket system being replaced.During a recent interview with New »