Despite the desperate interest of thousands of youths to be recruited into the National Youth Service programmes to fulfil their patriotic civic duties, only 418 young Namibians could be taken in this year.
Month: November 2022
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First Spring math school a success
The University of Namibia’s Peter Katjavivi Hall recently hosted the first session of the Namibian International Spring School in Mathematics (NAISSMA 2022).
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Marketing tourism through pageantry
Model and beauty queen Innocentia Mukubi will use her title as the Miss Teen Eco-Tourism first runner-up to promote Namibian tourism and expose the vast potential the country has to offer due to the breathtaking mix of wildlife, spectacular scenery, and diverse cultures.
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Shooting all things beautiful
Otjiwarongo’s top photographers Eino Eino and Jacky Kennedy Kondiri are certain the art of traditional photography will never die – even at a time when many people have smartphones that take equally good pictures.
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Opinion – A comparison of electricity costs within Namibia and the region
The total electricity bill consists of various components. Almost all electricity distributors charge basic monthly fees. The exception is the City of Windhoek for their Industrial Demand categories.
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Contributing to a cleaner tomorrow
The main driver of clean energy investment is energy security rather than climate change. This is according to investment specialists, who have reported major increases in clean energy investment around the world.
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TotalEnergies Namibia scoops African Energy award
During African Energy Week’s recent gala dinner, the African Energy Chamber (AEC) announced the winners of the African Energy Awards 2022.
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Namcor, Technip Energies sign agreement
The National Petroleum Corporation (Namcor) entered a partnership on behalf of the Namibian government with Technip Energies.
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ECB to curtail operational costs through streamlining
The core mandate of the Electricity Control Board (ECB) is to exercise control over the electricity supply industry with the main responsibility of regulating electricity generation, transmission, distribution, supply, import and export in Namibia through setting tariffs and issuance of licenses.