Otjomuise- O Namibia mariutu okuyandja omata wo AstraZeneca ko Covid-19 ko vature mo ma yandero womweze imbwi, Tengarindi.
Year: 2021
Orutu rwEhi Rotjizeero wina rwa nyengwa onÿunÿiro yo zo ngungu
Otjomuise- Orutu rwa Namibia rwEhi Rotjizeero ma ru zemburukisa ongomainde ya Tjozondjii kutja ovakwatera va Namibia ohomonena veno’ usemba oku ungurisa no ku tutumuna ombazu no ngaro no vi tjitwa vyo mihoko vyao.
Meatco, Unam form ‘unique partnership’
The country’s meat processing company, Meatco, and the University of Namibia (Unam) has signed a memorandum of understanding to cooperate and engage in training, research and innovation activities that will promote the achievement of each party’s respective mandates while contributing to the economic growth in the country.
PowerCom constructs four new towers
Local information and communication technology infrastructure provider, PowerCom, has commenced with the construction of four new towers, which are to cost about N$5 million.
January inflation stood at 0.9%
In January, the annual inflation rate increased to 2.7% from 2.1% recorded in the corresponding period in 2020, while the monthly inflation rate increased to 0.9%, compared to 0% the previous month.
Opinion – Human capital development: The organisation’s backbone
According to Luthans, Luthans and Luthans (2004:45), academics and practitioners have for years maintained that sustained competitive advantage for organisations could accrue from industry level barriers such as “technological supremacy, patent protection and government regulations,” Luthans et al (2004:45) continue to state that in the modern environment, requiring “flexibility, speed-to-market,
Opinion – Training and certification of crews of fishing vessels
The international conference on safety of fishing vessels, 1977, adopted resolution 8 inviting the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) to extend its consideration of the problem of training and certification of crews of fishing vessels, as defined in the Torremolinos convention, in co-operation with International labour organisation (ILO) and food and agriculture organisation (FAO).
Opinion – The fate of the grade 11 school enders
It becomes difficult to understand let alone believe that after 30 years of independence, Namibia is still drowning in the throes of educational mayhem.
Opinion – Land pre-allocation as city’s unchartered territories
Rui Antonio Tyitende was born and grew up in Lüderitz. He came to Windhoek for studies and eventually secured a job in the city.
Opinion – I am proud of my mother language
On Sunday, 21 February, the world celebrates the 2021 International Mother Language Day under the umbrella of the United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO).
