Year: 2021

Former Erongo governor Cleophas Mutjavikua has been honoured with an official funeral, the Presidency announced yesterday. 

The United Nations Children’s Fund (Unicef), in partnership with the European Union (EU), have discouraged the Namibian authorities not to enforce cuts to the education budget as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. 

Agriculture minister Calle Schlettwein this week said ploughing services and other support to farmers should be considered essential and exempted from current Covid-19 curfew restrictions.

ONGWEDIVA – A 59-year-old school principal from Otunganga circuit is alleged to have collapsed and died while waiting to be assisted at FNB Namibia’s Ondangwa branch yesterday. 

Nonando sha kala uupyakadhi kombinga yiiyenditho omimvo dha piti uuna aanuushimba taya shuna komalukalwa gawo, omumvo nguka oshi li hwepo.

Omulumentu gwomimvo 36 okwa iyaha nondjembo ombaadhilila mokugulu, oosekonde  ashike oonshona dha piti omvula ompe, konima a li ta tyapula nokudhana omumvo omupe.

The national under 20 football side will start preparations in earnest ahead of the African Cup of Nations tournament slated for Mauritania between 14 February and 4 March. 

Secretary general of the Namibia Paralympics Committee (NPC) Michael Hamukwaya says they would like to hand every Namibian living with a disability the opportunity to partake in sport.

The GIPF has taken note of the unfortunate social media post made by the City of Windhoek mayor, Dr Job Amupanda, on the design and benefits of the Fund, which carried a number of factually inaccurate and/or misleading assertions about the Fund.

There is a saying that “you maybe be the most educated person, yet the foolish person on earth if you don’t have a vision/ dream”.