TWENTY-TWO years ago, Bernhard Esau had a decision to make.  Some in Swapo felt disillusioned, particularly with Sam Nujoma’s attempt to get a third term as president. Old allies in the trade unions felt sidelined. They wanted to break away to form

The consignment, impounded at the port of Walvis Bay last year, is the subject of a multi-pronged investigation. Documents seen by The Namibian show that the consignment was rejected by the Namibia Medicines Regulatory Council (NMRC) after three out of nine samples failed laboratory

IN 1996 Sacky Shanghala was muscling his way into student politics at the University of Namibia (Unam). He joined a commission looking into an embezzlement scandal which the student representative council (SRC) was allegedly involved in. The commission never found conclusive evidence