Year: 2021

Uuministeli wuunamapya otau kumagidha oshigwana shi lopote mbala uuna oshipahu sha thiki miitopolwa yawo, opo shi vule okumonenwa ompito yokutsininwa omanga shi li pevi.

Legal Practitioner Nambili Mhata said fellow young Namibians who aspire to be lawyers should put in hours of hard work and preparation to perfect their trade and set themselves apart.

Three Namibians have recently completed their training through the Young Africa Leadership Initiative (YALI).

The future of a young Namibian woman looks bleak, as she struggles to raise funds to complete her studies at the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST).

The University of Namibia Neudamm Campus students have voiced their disappointment in management for not aiding them in the ordeal of not having access to the internet for almost three months.

There are some young people in the prime of their youths who simply dread their birthdays and age, as they tend to feel they haven’t accomplished much, compared to others their age or they are not where they were supposed to be.

The charcoal industry in Namibia is one of the fastest-growing industries in these challenging times, where most countries are heavily burdened under the Covid-19 pandemic, and Namibia is no exception. 

No one can dismiss the impact technology has had or continues to have on most people’s way of life.

Pedro de Fonseca, the founder and owner of Black Gold Engineering (BGE), a fully-fledged Namibian LED light manufacturer and distributor, is setting the world alight with his unique inventions and strong business acumen.

Mobile Telecommunications Limited (MTC) has started with the process of registering subscriber identification module (SIM) cards in Namibia.