The Angolan embassy in Namibia has registered more than 2 000 citizens who are eligible to vote for that country’s general elections today.
Author: Albertina Nakale (Albertina Nakale )
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NSFAFs ge Taraǁkhumuǁkhâb !nâ Ågapi ǁkhāǁkhāsens maride nî mātare
Namibiab Studentn Marisihuib ǂKhâ!nâs ǂGaes (NSFAF) ge ge ǂanǂan, mâǂoa hâ maridi hîa ǁkhāǁkhāsens !âb dide Aoǁkhumuǁkhâb !nâ nî mātare !khaisa.
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Hardap achieves 97% primary access goal
Although Hardap has its challenges, such as a shortage of qualified pre-primary teachers, the region managed to achieve the universal primary access goal, with a 97% access rate in 2021.
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Research commission told to appoint CEO
Higher education minister Itah Kandjii-Murangi last week directed the newly appointed board members of the National Commission on Research, Science and Technology to finalise the appointment of a substantive CEO without delay.
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On the spot – Kahungu: Women are the backbone
Senior Journalist Albertina Nakale (AN) this week caught up with the secretary of the Swapo Party Women’s Council Fransina Kahungu to discuss various issues affecting women and the much-talked-about female presidential candidates.
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Information bill awaits Geingob’s signature
The passing of the Access to Information Bill this week has been hailed and described as historic for Namibia.
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SADC over-dependent on primary commodities
Recent analysis shows that in terms of industrialisation and intra-trade, the Southern African Development Community’s (SADC) share of manufacturing value added to its gross domestic product (GDP) is still below 12% compared to the regional bloc’s target of 30% by 2030 and 40% by 2050.
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NSFAF to pay tuition fees by September
The Namibia Students Financial Assistance Fund (NSFAF) has announced it will finalise the remaining tuition fee payments to students by September.
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Integrated ECD services still limited
Although research has demonstrated that investing in early childhood development centres (ECD) yields both immediate and long-term benefits for the child, the provision of integrated ECD services is limited in Namibia, especially in rural areas.
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Bupi bobukenyiwa bufofaza likezo za Amta
Katengo kaAmta kakupile bayahi banaha Namibia kuambuka kuleka bupi bwa mbonji bobukenyizwe mwanaha isi kamulao, kakuli taba yeo ifofaza teko yambonyi mwanaha.