Year: 2021

Government budget cuts for higher education institutions and the global economic slump have had far-reaching effects on the operations of universities.

President Hage Geingob says that the administering of tax laws and collection of state revenue demand high standards of integrity and customer-centric service delivery, which should permeate in the day-to-day operations of Namibia Revenue Agency (NamRA). He further stated, “The public expects NamRA to be an exemplary institution that will foster a fine balance between economic growth and trade fun

The fourth industrial revolution (4IR) is a technological era, characterised by the combination of digital technologies (fusion of physical and biological).

Twenty-one years into the new Millennium, or commonly referred to as the 21st Century, things are becoming complex.

The recent launch of the national Covid-19 vaccination campaign by government, urging all Namibians of eligible age to go for their jabs, has brought about a sense of urgency for us to heed the call. 

The horrendous tale of Sofia Simuma Ndumba's nightmare of biblical proportions, allegedly on instructions of a self-proclaimed pastor by his adjutants, reminded us again why this industry should be regulated. 

Young people are categorised in the age group of 16-30 in Namibia.

Elevated commodity prices and buoyant global demand continue to support the global and domestic mining activities.

Being part of the government information service, Asteria Ndjendja is at the forefront of the dissemination of public information to the media and the general public. 

The City of Windhoek has announced an alarming rise of illegal electricity connections, particularly in informal settlements, and urged residents to immediately refrain from such practices.