From a young age, Divana /Uises was always fascinated by fashion and spent much of her time designing clothes and putting garments together.
KK on his entrepreneurial journey
After more than a decade of being in the music industry and releasing four albums, Kadeen Kaoseb, popularly known as KK, waved goodbye to celebrity life.
Fraudsters target families in mourning
Bereaved family members of recently deceased persons are the latest targets of unscrupulous criminals in the latest eWallet scam.
Namport records one million injury-free hours
Namport reached quite a significant milestone when on 1 June this year, it recorded one million hours of no lost time injury. Lost time injury is described as serious incidents within a given accounting period, relative to the total number of hours worked.
Otjozondjupa ready to harness 4IR – Uerikua
Otjozondjupa governor James Uerikua says the region’s technical system and infrastructure permits the implementation and harnessing of the fourth industrial revolution (4IR) as an opportunity for the youth to reap the benefits.
Opinion: Resolving poor service delivery in Namibia
As far as the strongly felt organisational goal of public service is concerned, it should be most evident in the local and regional sphere of government since it represents the place in government where people’s most basic needs should be taken care of.
Opinion: Linyanti-Kikiya-Kanono corridor’s role in the struggle
In the early 1960s, there was influence at work not favourable towards the South African government, spearheaded by the political activists yearning for freedom and independence.
Opinion: Paying the price for democracy in Eswatini
What began as peaceful protests by students of the University of Eswatini (UNESWA), demanding answers on the disappearance and subsequent confirmation of the death of Thabani Nkomonye, reached a climax on the 28 and 29 of June as widespread violence and untold human suffering gripped the Kingdom of Eswatini.
Opinion: SOEs board members need training
Research, conducted in 2020 at a state-owned enterprise, suggested that the board members and top management leaders lack SOE corporate governance understanding, and need corporate governance and emotional intelligence training.
Opinion: Kalimbeza rice project needs serious intervention
Just for the record, I am not writing on behalf, nor am I representing a specific view of the Kalimbeza community.
