Cohen Fistball Club (CFC 1) successfully defended the National League A title during the Bank Windhoek Fistball Playoffs held this past weekend at the Sport Klub Windhoek (SKW) fields in the capital.
Year: 2022
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Omukulupe a nyekwa N$250 000
Omukulupe weedula 62 okwa ponokelwa kookalyamupombo vatatu ndele tave mu kufa oshimaliwa N$250 000 osho a hangika e a humbata motuwa yaye. Oshiningwanima eshi osha ningwa Omaandaxa efimbo longula lwopotundi 10h50 moWindhoek.
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Omulimenhu womido 57 va ti a dipaa omukainhu waye
Omulumenhu womido 57 okwa kwatwa po eshi va ti a twa nokudipaa omukainhu waye nombele pefimbo kwa li ve li mondjila tava di keendingosho.
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Eendjabi dovahongifikola kEkoka da tetulwa
Ovahongifikola pofikola Ekoka Combined School otava nyenyeta eshi vati va tetwa oshimaliwa shavo osho kwa li hava mono hashi futwa ovanailonga ve pangelo hava longele moixwa.
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Importance of professional learning community
A professional learning community (PLC) refers to a group of connected and engaged professionals – in this case teachers – who take charge of driving change and improvement within, between and across learning environments.
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Dispatched thoughts – Be practical and realistic
Be practical and realisticI find it interesting that most proverbs, especially African proverbs, are quite practical in their nature.
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German Embassy supports Wild Kids Academy
The German Embassy has made available N$100 000 to support learners and staff of the Wild Kids Academy Trust in Katima Mulilo, Zambezi region. This private school aims at improving academic performance, educational standards and the development of young learners in a specific way.
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More women and youth needed in logistics and tourism sectors
A protocol for women and youth is needed to address practical trade-related issues and the persistent bottlenecks experienced by women and youth traders, both in formal and informal trade.
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Reviving the day of the Namibian Child
The Day of the Namibian Child is not as celebrated as it should be – and it is yearly losing its relevance. All this can be attributed to the concerns that children in Namibia still face inimical challenges they faced five to 10 years ago.