In efforts to motivate their learners to do well academically, the Epukiro Secondary School in the Omaheke region recently awarded its best performers with prizes, compliments of community members, including peer groups.
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Bank of Japan hikes rates for first time since 2007
Japan’s central bank pulled the plug yesterday on its ultra-aggressive monetary stimulus programme, hiking rates for the first time since the global financial crisis.
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Opinion – Namibia at 34 and Geingob’s legacy of inclusivity: can we maximise the moment?
After the tragic passing of president Geingob last month, the BBC online news reported that his death “led to surge in patriotism, with Namibians from across the political divide coming together to mourn him”.
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Eises alarmed by learners frequenting cuca shops
The Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture’s director in the Oshikoto region Aletta Eises has called on learners to stop visiting cuca shops, and instead focus on improving their academic work.
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Vice president visits Kavango East green schemes
Vice President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah on Monday visited the Vhungu Vhungu and Ndonga Linena Green Schemes as part of her visit to the Kavango East region to address food insecurity.
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Unemployed teachers plan to camp at education offices
nemployed graduate teachers countrywide are planning to camp at regional education offices on 26 March 2024, as they say no response was received following a protest held last year.
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China ties with Russia set to deepen after Putin win
Chinese President Xi Jinping yesterday congratulated Vladimir Putin on his election victory, hailing the Russian president as a force for progress as Moscow’s ties with Beijing deepen.
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Farmers celebrate Brahman Day
The Namibian Brahman Breeders Society (NBBS) recently commemorated the annual Brahman Day at farm Okomutombe, owned by the Schneider family, in the Grootfontein area.
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Thriving Otjimanangombe garden feeds families
At the heart of Epukiro constituency in the Omaheke region’s Otjimanangombe, lies a thriving vegetable garden set up by a group of women who resisted relying solely on handouts from the government.
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Finance insight with Mekupi Kambatuku – Transitioning into commercial farming
As a consultant and business coach, I get this question a lot from clients, “how do I transition into commercial farming?”