The Debmarine Bridging Gap sports initiative returned after two years of hiatus and attracted 270 students from across the country in Swakopmund over the weekend.
Author: Steven Klukowski (Steven Klukowski )
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Data crucial for planning – Frederick
//Kharas governor Aletha Frederick said whenever you plan without data, you will either fail or not reach your set objectives.
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Isaacks takes issue with diamond name
//Kharas regional council chairperson, Joseph Isaacks has once again openly and publicly denounced the naming, to Egumbo Star, of the recently discovered 15.06 carat diamond in the south of the country.
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Vakansela vaBerseba kuna kuwapukurura ukaanguki wovatungimo
sintokorwa somudigonoko gwaBerseba kansela Jeremias Goeieman kageve ruguwo rwendi asi sipangero gona sakara momukunda kuvatera vantu wokusika ko 3000 omu vakara asi vahakuli ava vatere vantu owo kuna kara tupu vavali.
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Berseba councillor implores improved health services
Berseba constituency councillor Jeremias Goeieman expressed concern that the clinic in the village has to serve more than 3 000 citizens with only two nurses at its disposal.
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Girls too can become engineers
Most solutions found for problems encountered in today’s world are provided by the engineering fraternity, says Ernestine Endjala, a metallurgic engineer for Namdeb.
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//Kharas governor assesses service delivery
Stakeholders should not just inform citizens about public services available, they are mandated to ensure these residents are indeed receiving such services.
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Hardap clergy cross swords
Hardap governor Salomon April and regional council chairperson Gershon Dausab, both men of the cloth, traded verbal jabs on Friday as the region’s capital, Mariental, held this year’s Heroes’ Day commemorations.
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Geingob: Peace is a fragile gift
Nobody chooses the destiny of war, but when faced with no choice but to fight for freedom, a true soldier never flees from conflict.
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Hardap celebrates heroes
As Namibians prepare to join fellow compatriots in Mariental, Hardap region to commemorate Heroes’ Day, New Era engaged some of the region’s inhabitants who shared the day’s importance in Namibia’s struggle for freedom.