Month: July 2021

Omunambelewa omukuluntu muuministeli welongo moshilongo Sanet Steenkamp okwa ti, aalongwa itaya ka pitikwa we wu endulule ongundu ngele ya ndhopa.

Kansela woshikandjohoololo shaNiipa Tulipohamba Nuunyango okwa yandja omakwafo kongudu yovakainhu ve na oulema womesho ovo veli ovakalimo vomomukunda Oniihandhi.

Elelo lyondoolopa yaShakati otali kumagidha oshigwna shi ikaleke ko kule noku landa oopolota unene momapya, inaaya kwashilipaleka kelelo lyondoolopa, ngele ehala ndyoka olya landithwa nale.

Kansela woshikandjohoololo shaPembe Mathew Nanghama ota ti oshikandjohoololo shaye oshi na omhumbwe yomeva fiyo onena.

Likweli zesikai kasamulaho muyaho walintolo waShoprite notukile, sintolo sa Ackermans mwa Katima Mulilo nesitukile viki yefelile, nikutisa sinyehelo yelikani. 

Mueteleli Swalelele kwasipatela sa Oshakati Dr Asumani Kibandwa, ukupile batu kuitahanela kuya kwalipatela basakala feela kubonisa lisupo zabutuku bwa Covid-19.

Ndapunikwa Investments recently announced the international premiere of ‘Hairareb’, which has been made an official selection for this year’s Durban International Film Festival 2021. 

Before the Covid-19 disruption, very few could feel the pulse of digital technology and innovation. Online governance and management engagements were next to nonexistent. Covid-19, or coronavirus – as we came to know it, changed and disrupted the playing field. 

The Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security admits negligence in applying for national documents is a major factor for the recent price hikes but noted that it has also recorded a high number of uncollected documents, which are sourced at a high cost. 

Labour disputes such as wage disputes and other benefits that are denied to most workers - contrary to top management - characterised Namibia’s labour economy.