The Namibia National Students Organisation (Nanso) has launched a food aid programme for destitute students, learners and child-headed households to curb the burden of Covid-19 that has ravaged not only Namibia but the world.
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2020-05-132024-05-07Youth Corner
Popya – Creating a better society for students
Youth Corner caught up with one of the youth activists, a member of the Namibia National Students Organisation (Nanso) and a law student, Naboth De Celestino, who aims to do everything in his power to assist mostly law students to understand the law of the country.
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2020-05-132024-05-07Youth Corner
Dispatched thoughts – Living on hope
Globally, the year 2020 has not been many people’s favourite year so far. It is doing more damage than people thought possible. Countries worldwide are all receiving the short end of the deal, and Namibia has not been exempted from this.
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2020-05-132024-05-07Youth Corner
Social reflections – 4 laws of personal development
Every one of us walks a path in our lives towards the things that make us feel alive. We drive ourselves, push ourselves and work towards our goals. Yet, there are lessons I have learned along the way that I deem of utmost importance. These lessons show themselves in various situations in my life, and they play a vital role in dealing with matters well.
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2020-05-132024-04-30Front Page News
Iimbuluma mokalemo molwompumbwe yopolisi mOmulonga – Kansela
Kansela gwoshikandjohogololo shaMulonga moshitopolwa shaHangwena Erickson Ndawanifwa okwa holola omadhilaadhilo ge kutya okukala kamu na oosasiona dhopolisi moshikandjohogololo shoka osha eta iimbuluma yi londe.
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2020-05-132024-04-30Front Page News
Ngoloneya mupe wOhangwena a eta po omutungilo wofanekwandjila yexumokomesho
EENHANA – Walde Ndevashiya, Ngoloneya mupe moshitukulwa Ohangwena okwa eta pouyelele omutungilo wofanekwandjila oyo tai ka endwa opo oshitukulwa Ohangwena shi kale sha xuma komesho, koshi yoshipalanyole “Twa hangana okukaleka Ohangwena ya hapa no i li nawa.”
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2020-05-132024-05-02Sports
Rundu Chiefs donate food parcels to its players
RUNDU - Rundu Chiefs Sports Club, through its recreational centre, recently donated food parcels worth over N$22 000 to its football, volleyball and netball players. The donated food parcels include maize meal, cooking oil, canned fish, sugar packs, and many other items.
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2020-05-132024-05-02Sports
My weekly take away – Covid-19: Positive attitude is key to keep your career alive
Covid-19 is testing young athletes and it’s at a time like this that youth players need to remember things that are required for athletic success: Positive attitude.
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2020-05-122024-04-30Front Page News
Himbas, San left out of N$750 grant
The majority of OvaHimba and San communities are saying they did not receive the N$750 emergency income grant (EIG) that government paid to people on the basis they lost income and the unemployed since the outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic.
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2020-05-122024-04-30Front Page News
Nujoma celebrated at 91
Well wishes have poured in for Namibia’s first democratically elected president Sam Nujoma on the occasion of his 91st birthday. Nujoma turns 91 today.