Oongurova onene yomaimburiro potjiranda tjombongo ya Afrika mOkatutura mOtjomuise katjisupi ya ri ondoøeno onene.
Author: Correspondent (Correspondent )
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Eyuva ra Kandjira – 09 Kozonyanga 1904
Konÿu ya Nambunga ya Tjikeketa ohona yozongwao pOnÿu yooMbondi na Tjara.
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Opinion – Learning science in indigenous languages
The debate about whether science can be taught in Namibian languages as a medium of instruction in schools and universities rages on.
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Opinion – Digitalisation of Namibian indigenous languages
Namibia is home to a rich diversity of cultures and languages. With over 30 different indigenous languages spoken in the country, it is important that these languages are preserved and promoted. Digitalisation is one way of achieving this goal, as it makes these languages more accessible to a wider audience.
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Letter – Lawyer’s remarks wrongly interpreted
I read the tweets made by government lawyer Eva Maria Nangolo – and honestly speaking, she did nothing wrong. She does not deserve to be treated in such a manner by Minister of Justice Yvonne Dausab.
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Letter – Maintenance should be paid by both parents
Child support (maintenance) is an ongoing, periodic payment made by a parent for the financial benefit of a child, following the end of a marriage or other similar relationship.
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Know your civil servant – Impacting the Namibian child
They say that we are all products of our environment and this assertion rings true for Daniel Ndapewa Kalipi, who joined the public service because most of his peers and almost everyone in his family was a civil servant.
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Engela waiting ward in disrepair
The shelter for expectant women at the Engela State Hospital is in a dilapidated state, which could be a serious health hazard to over 100 women who are accommodated there on short terms.
