Fatima Apollus is a public servant who values time management as an organisation’s intangible factor of production. She is the executive senior private secretary to the Deputy Minister of Finance and Public Enterprises.
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Benjamin names squad for Afcon qualifiers…pundit confident in the team
Brave Warriors coach Collin Benjamin on Tuesday announced a squad of 25 players, who will take on Burundi in the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) qualifiers, set for 22 June in Tanzania.
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Shalulile laments 11 years of suffering…vows to soldier on
Brave Warriors captain Peter Shalulile has come out guns blazing, condemning the state of the country’s footballing facilities, saying the current state of affairs has been going on for way too long.
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NNPL goes to recess
The MTC Netball Namibia Premier League has concluded its first-round matches, with institutional teams dominating the top four positions.
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Opinion – Why would you compare yourself to others
It’s not comparing that is a problem, it’s the decision that when comparing you always come out as less-than.
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Opinion – Inclusive education essential for persons with disabilities
The National Day of People with Disability is celebrated in Namibia on 10 June. A day that commemorates, celebrates, and focuses on a very underserved community in Namibia.
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Opinion – Climate change now threatens every aspect of human life
Left unchecked, humans and nature will experience catastrophic warming, with worsening droughts, rising sea levels and mass extinction of species. The world faces a huge challenge, but there are potential solutions.
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ǁAnǂgāsaben ge Kamanjaba N$13 miljunsa surude hâ
ǁAnǂgāsaben tsî ǂharugu!khain tsîn ge Kamanjab di ǀawemā!nansa N$13 miljun marisa māhe ra !oabadi !aroma surude hâ. Nē maris ge Kamanjab ge !garo!ā !ā!khōmais !harosa a māhesa xu !goaxa.
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The winter lambing and kidding season
With the commencement of the winter season, small stock (goats and sheep) farmers have a big task at hand of ensuring that this lambing (sheep birth) and kidding (goat birth) season progresses well in order to potentially achieve their production targets.