As the famous adage goes, “Fall down seven times, stand up eight.”
Author: Steven Klukowski (Steven Klukowski )
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Swartbooi urges investment in human resources
Landless People’s Movement leader and chief change campaigner Bernadus Swartbooi has suggested that Namibia puts more emphasis on developing human resources than only focusing on infrastructure development, as human development can help citizens drive economic development.
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Thieves sabotage /Ganigobis water supply
The small community of /Ganigobis, a remote village north-west of Keetmanshoop, were shocked last Friday when they discovered that water pumps and solar panels erected the day before at a nearby borehole were stolen during the night.
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/Goagoses advocates science at southern campus
Higher education deputy minister Nathalia /Goagoses says more should be done to increase the number of graduates from the science field at the University of Namibia’s southern campus.
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Swapo’s big weekend
As the election campaign calendar takes shape, Swapo’s weekend was nothing short of active.
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Social security launches Berseba sanitation project
The Social Security Commission Development Fund (SSC-DF) recently launched a water-and-sanitation project at Uibes in the Berseba constituency to construct flushing toilets for the less fortunate.
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Jossop commits to reviving Berseba food project
In the face of adversity, the Berseba Integrated Community Food Project manager remains optimistic about transforming it into a food basket for the southern village.
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LPM lashes Swapo over ‘tearing’ cards
The Landless People's Movement (LPM) is dismayed by widely circulated footage in which a member of the ruling party is seen destroying LPM membership cards.
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Succession a thorn in Nama association flesh
Nama Traditional Leaders Association (NTLA) secretary general (SG) Deodat Dirkse says the division amongst members of the Nama traditional authorities in //Kharas has led to some now operating leaderless.