303K views · 3.6K reactions | IN TOMORROW’S PRINT EDITION Two female inmates – Bianca Engelbrecht and Christina Hatzkin (speaking) – open up about their past lives, and the events that led them to killing their partners in separate incidents that landed them long-term prison sentences. | Namibian Sun | Facebook

WATCH: Newly elected Rundu local authority councilors today nominated Andreas Hikerwa (seated) as the town’s mayor, with Regina Nekare chosen as deputy mayor during their swearing-in ceremony. VIDEO: Phillipus Josef | Namibian Sun

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1K views · 13 reactions | For a glance at today’s headlines watch Simon from the Namibian Sun. | Namibian Sun | Facebook

For a glance at today’s headlines watch Simon from the Namibian Sun. | Namibian Sun | Facebook

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A MOTHER’S CRY: The bail application of northern-based medical doctor Fillemon “Fly” Nakanduungile is expected to commence shortly at the Ondangwa Magistrate’s Court, following a postponement on Monday after all available magistrates initially recused themselves from the case. Nakanduungile is among six suspects arrested in connection with the October shooting of Ondangwa-based prosecutor Justine Shiweda, who was also doused with a highly toxic acidic substance during the attack. Shiweda remains

The Namibia National Students Organisation (NANSO) says the 2025 NSSCO and NSSCAS results show “measured progress alongside dangerous systemic regression.” Speaking at a press conference at Acacia High School, NANSO’s Secretary for Basic and Secondary Education, Lavinia Leonard, said AS qualification rates improved from 29.5% in 2024 to 36% in 2025, benefiting 13 921 learners. However, 64% (24 771 learners) remain excluded from higher education. Full-time enrolment dropped by 5.1%, while part-ti