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‘Stop clicking unverified  links’ – Theofelus
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‘Stop clicking unverified  links’ – Theofelus

Rudolf Gaiseb Minister of Information and Communication Technology Emma Theofelus has urged online users to stop clicking on unfamiliar links without verifying.  Addressing the dangers of online crimes and the importance of cybersecurity at both the individual and organisational levels in Parliament on Wednesday, she pointed out that most cybercrimes are caused by human error. ...

Editorial – Youth fund needs innovative businesses
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Editorial – Youth fund needs innovative businesses

The newly launched National Youth Development Fund is a much-welcome initiative in the fight against youth unemployment. The fund will go a long way to empower young entrepreneurs through collateral-free loans and grants, with the aim of creating jobs and fostering economic growth.  The N$500 million fund is capitalised with N$257 million for the 2025/26...

BNC segment strengthen bilateral ties 
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BNC segment strengthen bilateral ties 

Kaviveterue Virere Namibia and Botswana have reaffirmed their long-standing friendship during the Bi-National Commission’s (BNC) Ministerial Segment yesterday, at the Hilton Hotel in Windhoek. The meeting, which was co-chaired by Dr. Phenyo Butale, the Minister of International Relations for Botswana, and Selma Ashipala-Musavyi, the Minister of International Relations and Trade for Namibia, brought together different...

Opinion – Unam Moot Court competitions need more support 
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Opinion – Unam Moot Court competitions need more support 

The atmosphere within the University of Namibia’s (Unam) Moot Court was one of palpable anticipation. Law students, impeccably attired in formal attire, adjusted their notes as the presiding judges entered the room.  For many, this was not merely a competition but an initiation into the realities of legal advocacy, an opportunity to argue, reason and...

Omaheke Top 20 tournament set for kick-off at Independence Stadium
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Omaheke Top 20 tournament set for kick-off at Independence Stadium

Zebald Ngaruka The much-anticipated fourth edition of the Omaheke Top 20 football tournament will kick off tomorrow at the Independence Stadium in Windhoek.  The popular competition, which brings together 20 village teams from Otjinene, Otjombinde, Aminuis, and Epukiro, continues to serve as a vital platform for showcasing rural football talent and creating pathways to higher...

Smoke alarms bring hope to informal settlements
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Smoke alarms bring hope to informal settlements

Matheus David A small device is making a big difference in Windhoek’s fight against fires. City of Windhoek mayor Ndeshihafela Larandja has praised the City’s ongoing project to install smoke alarms in informal settlements, calling it a powerful step toward saving lives and restoring peace of mind. In Namibia, fires remain one of the greatest...

House of Poulton graces Paris runway
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House of Poulton graces Paris runway

Hilma Nalupe Namibian fashion soared to new heights recently as local designer Melisa Poulton, founder and creative director of House of Poulton, became the first Namibian to present her collection at Paris Fashion Week. Her participation was made possible by the support of O&L Leisure, which sponsored her travel and worked with her to showcase...

Nanso, Miss OATF va ndungika ovanafikola 
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Nanso, Miss OATF va ndungika ovanafikola 

Auleria Wakudumo  Ehangano lovalihongi koiputudilo yopombada hali ifanwa Nanso moshitukulwa shaShana melongelokumwe nokakadona dingi komaulikilo oipindi aNgwediva 2025 Lisa Nekanda ova ndungika ovanafikola noshikonga shoukoshoki, oundjolowele wopamadiladilo nehongo.  Oshikonga eshi osha yandja yo ekwafo loututa voukadona ve dule 100 pofikola Nengushe Secondary mOndangwa.  Oshikonga shavo osha nhuninwa okulonga ovanafikola oukoshoki mokati kavo osho yo oku...

Opinion – Incorporating mental health in workplace 
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Opinion – Incorporating mental health in workplace 

October is recognised as Mental Health Awareness Month in Namibia. During this time, corporations often engage in one of two activities designed to raise awareness about mental health issues.  One common approach is to host talks led by psychologists to educate employees. However, it raises the question: is this level of engagement enough?  The World...