Month: March 2021

After a long lay-off due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Khomas Netball Region will resume with activities early next month and will start with the Annual General Meeting (AGM), which will be held on 10 April.

Ooyene yomapya miitopolwa oyindji yomonooli, oya penduka noondigolo taya hambelele Pamba, omolwomulokwa omwaanawa.

March is when we celebrate international women’s day – and frankly, getting one day in March is not enough in my opinion. We celebrate women in business; women in technology; women who work at home, raising a family; women in politics and women in sports. 

Ovanhu ve li 68, va dja koitukulwa ya yooloka yokonooli ova pewa eedjapo Omaandaxa opo va ninge oilyo yewilikongudu ledu. Oshiindingili eshi osha ningilwa mOshakati.

Aakwashigwana yaAngola ya pita po100, oya gongala pomatala gaShikango omanga yamwe ye li momapandaanda mOshikango taya kongo iilonga oshoka anuwa otaya si ondjala koshilongo shawo.

As social animals, we are made to relate to other people. It is therefore natural for people to share their feelings and pains in times of adversity and challenging experiences.

Deputy ICT minister Emma Theofelus, as a member of parliament, facilitated the launch of the Bring a Buddy to Parliament, a democracy project in conjunction with the Office of the Speaker of the National Assembly and the Namibia Nature Foundation, under the theme ‘Bringing the Youth Closer to Parliament’.

I was recently asked if the youth can really have an impact in the world as they are told. 

Introduced in 2018, New Era Publication Corporation’s Traineeship Programme has produced its first group of graduates over the last year.

Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) and the University of Namibia (Unam) third-year environmental health and sciences students recently completed Meatco’s one-month internship programme.