After seeing women sell nuts in the streets of Tanzania and how popular it is among people, Erika Shipena came home with the idea to test the local market by also peddling nuts.
Author: Paheja Siririka (Paheja Siririka)
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Keeping indigenous languages alive
With children being exposed to people from all over the world – whether at school, at home or while playing, the English language takes precedence by default due to the nature of children wanting to communicate with one another.
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Delayed constitution approval irks media union
The Namibian Media Professionals Union’s activities have been restricted, as their application with the labour commissioner has been dragging, with the dissatisfied group calling it a ‘sabotage’ on the part of the line ministry.
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On the spot – Namibia shows slow progress in SDGs
United Nations resident coordinator to Namibia, Sen Pang recently highlighted key roles and achievements of the UN in Namibia at the UN Day celebration.
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Media, govt toast press safety
Government and media practitioners have called for the end of impunity for crimes committed against journalists and hailed Namibia’s safety for journalists to work.
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Konyara 15 000 vanonagona kuna kugwana mazimo nkenye mvhura
Ministera goukanguki Dr. Kalumbi Shangula katente asi sirongo simpe kuna kugwanekera nosivaro sina kukanduka omu vananogona wonomvhura dokonhi vana kugwana mazimo.
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Geingob urges Russia-Ukraine peace talks
President Hage Geingob yesterday called for Russia and Ukraine to resolve their differences by coming up with a suitable solution for all parties involved.
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Monetary limitations hamper NYS intake
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.
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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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Geingob: Youth central to development agenda
President Hage Geingob has applauded Namibian youth for their activeness and for being meaningful participants in the political, cultural and socio-economic architecture of the country, further pledging to do more for them.