The Rani Group has put aside N$1.4 million for 70 bursaries as part initiative to educate a Namibian child.
Author: Correspondent (Correspondent )
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Farmers oppose bail for ‘notorious’ stock theft accused
Several farmers in the Omaheke region on Thursday took to the streets of Gobabis, opposing bail to individuals forming part of an alleged stock theft “syndicate”.
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DSN recognises athletes for hard work
Twenty-three athletes, one guide and six coaches were recognised for their hard work throughout the 2023 season at the Disability Sports Namibia (DSN) awards in Windhoek over the weekend.
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Eagles’ fine form continues
The Eagles continued with their fine form at the ongoing final International Cricket Council (ICC) Men’s T20 World Cup Africa Qualifier 2023, with two back-to-back victories over Uganda and Rwanda at the Wanderers Cricket Fields on Friday and Saturday, respectively.
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FIFA takes Galz and Goals festival to Karasburg
The Karasburg Galz and Goals hosted the FIFA Grassroots Galz and Goals Festival for girls under the age of 13 on Saturday.
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Plan your bonus to last the long run
In October, the Bank of Namibia (BoN) left the repo rate unchanged at 7.75%, the highest in the past 14 years.
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Samuel laments fights in public enterprises’ boardrooms
The chairperson of the Public Enterprises CEO Forum, Fluksman Samuel, has lamented the poor working relationships between some executives and boards of public enterprises, saying the government needs to appoint competent individuals.
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Opinion – The hallmarks of peace and development in Zambezi
The Collins dictionary defines democracy as a system of government in which people choose their rulers by voting for them in elections.
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Opinion – Don’t let cybercriminals steal your joy this holiday season
The end of the year is filled with frenzied shopping, Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals and online shopping as the norm.
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Opinion – Preserving cultural roots: The challenge among Namibian youth
Namibia has a rich linguistic and cultural diversity. However, young people are becoming increasingly estranged from their indigenous languages and customs.