Year: 2021

Oondima odha tameka, netemo olya yi miilonga miitopolwa  yomonooli, nonando omuloka hago naanaa tagu nyanyukitha aanafaalama yomomapya. 

The Namibian Qualifications Authority has warned prospective students applying to institutions of higher learning to be vigilant, especially at this time of the year – and to always verify the accreditation status of the institution and course before enrolling for their studies. 

Vice President Nangolo Mbumba has called on African leaders to safeguard the continent’s indigenous languages, saying language is a central and integral part of African culture and identity. 

Netball Namibia (NN) vice-president Rebecca Goagoses confirmed that Namibia has received an invitation from Netball South Africa (NSA) to partake in the upcoming Spar Challenge slated for Cape Town, but said NN is still considering the invite.

The Walvis Bay municipality has withdrawn a decision to evict a centre offering counselling services from a municipal property over an outstanding  rental bill of over N$40 000. 

Board members of Seaflower Pelagic Processing (SPP) say fisheries minister Albert Kawana caused irreparable harm and damages to their company by relying on incorrect legal information

Omuthiya mayor John Ndeutepo says the local authority will not be held to ransom by disgruntled individuals, as the town continues to operate without a substantive CEO for about two years. 

Namibia’s leading telecommunication company, MTC yesterday held a sponsorship engagement meeting with all MTC-sponsored sports bodies in Windhoek.

The Conference of the Parties (COP26) United Nations climate change conference, which was set to take place in Glasgow, Scotland in November 2020 has been postponed due to Covid-19.

Honesty is a rare commodity; it has always been and will most likely remain so long after we have left this world. It is just not common to be honest as people would like to think.