Aapangi moshipangelo oshinene shaShakati otaya nyenyeta kutya oye li muupyakadhi wokuponekelwa kaanuvu ye na uunkundi wopamadhiladhilo omolwa oopela dha pwa mo.
Yamwe mondoolopa yaHelao Nafidi otaya nu momithima
OHANGWENA – Ongundu yaakalimo yomoHelao Nafidi mOmaandaha oya li ya tameke okuhupa omuthima gwomeya sho elelondoolopa lya ndopa oku ya pa omeya okuza mo2003.
Dispatched thoughts – The Youth Are Strong
If there is something, we all learned this year it’s that the youth are very strong and capable, despite the hardships and unfortunate events that are happening and continue to happen, the youth somehow finda way to persevere and, in some cases, thrive.
Developing underprivileged children’s minds
Established in October 2018 by Namibia youth and piloted in the Tobias Hainyeko constituency, Do It For The Kids Namibia aims to amass community-based solutions to public challenges, specifically issues relating to underprivileged children’s academic development via volunteerism as a solution to the challenges.
Students fight for equal funding
Students from different institutions around Windhoek held a rally yesterday marching from Namibia University of Science and Technology (Nust) to the ministry of higher education to advocate for equal funding.
Empowerment of youth through the electoral process
Namibia is entering its second cycle of important elections which are the foundation stone of development; these are the regional and local authority elections due to be held around the 25th of November 2020 amidst the Covid-19.
Public enterprises boards to undergo induction training
The Ministry of Public Enterprises (MPE) as the custodian of good governance in Public Enterprises (PE) will be hosting a two-day PE Board of Directors Induction Training scheduled on 29 and 30 October 2020 at the Namibia Institute for Public Administration and Management (Nipam).
Councillor aggrieved by N$66 million project awarded to Chinese
An Epukiro councillor, Vejama Kanguatjivi, said he was aggrieved by a massive project, worth about N$66 million, which was awarded to Chinese contractors.
Businesses struggle with cash flow and low demand
Most businesses in Namibia are facing two main challenges during this uncertain time of Covid-19.
Word On The Block by the Namibian Police – Understanding the danger of having a criminal record
Namibian Police records show that criminal activities, perpetrated by the youth, are on the increase