Year: 2022

Learning Support is defined as a team, consisting of teachers ensuring the subject/class teacher offers needed support to learners while working in consultation and collaboration with them. 

At face value, it appears that Namibia has stellar institutions of higher learning contributing towards its aspirations of an educated citizenry able to compete globally with first world countries.

In October 2021, the parliamentary standing committee on Gender Equality, Social Development and    Family Affairs finally began the process of conducting public hearings on the legalisation/non-legalisation of the abortion law some (25) years since the first abortion draft bill was presented in parliament in 1996. 

Unam’s Ogongo campus has lost 29 cows worth N$165 500 after suspects entered the premises between 10 and 11 January under the cover of darkness.

The public perception that civil servants are largely unproductive and inefficient at best is a misconception that should be detached from the broader institution – government.

The Namibian Ports Authority is urging schools not to pay any money or fall prey to an ongoing scam that is targeting schools in the country.

The All People’s Party is concerned about inadequate budgetary allocations to schools, and calls on government to continue prioritising education.