Namibian artist Josef Simson, popularly known as Nally, is among seven people who died in a head-on collision in the Omusati Region in the early hours of this morning.
His brother, Benjamin Simson, confirmed his death to NBC News this afternoon, adding that his next of kin have been informed.
Omusati Police Regional Commander Commissioner Ismael Basson said the accident occurred at around 04h00 on Sunday morning at Elim Curve on the Okahao-Oshakati road.
Preliminary investigations revealed that a bakkie and an SUV collided head-on. Six occupants of the bakkie and the driver of the SUV died at the scene.
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Litunga George Simasiku Mamili VII of the Mafwe Traditional Authority has arrived at the traditional authority’s palace headquarters in Chinchimane, where the annual Lusata Cultural Festival is being hosted.
The Litunga, alongside national leaders and foreign dignitaries from Zambia and Botswana attending the festival, witnessed the hoisting of the Mafwe Traditional Authority flag.
The flag represents the unity and diversity of the Mafwe community while also depicting the heritage and identity of the traditional authority.
Report: Juliet Sibeso
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BREAKING NEWS … Namibia Air has received its air operating licences effective from 6 August for five years. The transport commission handed over the licences to minister of works and transport Veikko Nekundiband the Namibia Air committee. The licences allow Namibia Air to acquire aircrafts, with the first flight scheduled to take off in the first week of December. Update: Shania Lazarus