MTC executive Tim Ekandjo has said incentives offered to individuals being vaccinated against Covid-19 should not be seen as an act of bribery, but a form of creating awareness against the deadly coronavirus.
Author: Paheja Siririka (Paheja Siririka)
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Reggae shows revived … lack of female reggae artists bemoaned
Local reggae fans flocked to the Steppers’ Yard Reggae Lounge (old Cardboard Box) in the capital over the weekend to celebrate International Reggae Day.
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Addressing relations through discourse
Many relationships experience conflict that could create stress, which, in turn, could have detrimental effects on the physical and mental health of couples.
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Mental health a neglected crisis
Health minister Dr Kalumbi Shangula has called on the continental community to increase investments in the provision and promotion of mental health programmes and services as the lack thereof could create a setback in the progress made.
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Women perpetrating GBV on the increase
Gender-Based Violence (GBV) is currently increasing at an alarming rate in the country.
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Computer scientist turns heads abroad
Namibia, and more broadly Africa, can position itself to reap the benefits of artificial intelligence if it equips tomorrow’s workers with the skills needed to develop solutions.
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Popya with Timoteus Nangombe – Accessing education via SMS
Namibia is slowly moving out of first gear in terms of getting more technologically advanced, and the role young people play in this transition cannot be stressed enough.
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Do not limit yourself to borders
With the current tough and trying times people find themselves in, particularly the youth, it is important for one to keep improving themselves and not limit themselves to borders.
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Are you Namibia’s fastest typist?
With the rise in technology use and contemporary communication in media, touch-typing has become a very valuable skill that many have acquired.
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Fuel levy cut won’t affect MVA Fund
In light of the recent fuel levy cut of 25% to make local fuel prices more affordable, the Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) Fund says it had to undergo stress tests and adjust internally.