Southern African Development Community (SADC) states have been urged to implement progressive domestication of Model Laws which can be a game changer and the endgame for infringements of sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) in the region.
The Katima Mulilo Town Council, Road Fund Administration, and the Roads Authority signed an agreement yesterday that will assist the council with the rehabilitation of key roads.
As a young teacher who is passionate about Namibian education, I have high hopes for the transformation of the curriculum in the future. We must bring up important challenges that the nation is currently facing.
As I continue with the topic of dealing with narcissistic stakeholders, it is important to note that narcissists are not evil people. In fact, they are usually insecure, broken, and suffer from other mental personality disorders, which exacerbate their narcissistic personality disorder condition.
Mayola wodoolopa yaShakati Leonard Hango okwa tonga kutya omauliko opaipindi aShakati oku na okuningwa neudo muDesemba. Okwa weda po yoo kutya odoolopa oya ninga eedula nhatu inai ninga omauliko opaipindi molwoCorona Virus.
Ovakulupe vavali, omusamane nomukulukadi waye, ova tonga kutya elelodoolopa laShakati ola hala oku va taataa meumbo lavo, vati va tembukile moshana osho hashi yada omeva pefimbo lodula.
Namibia and Botswana are neighbouring African countries that have enjoyed stable governance since their independence.
Southern African Science Service Centre for Climate Change and Adaptive Land Management (Sasscal), which has been turned into Southern Africa’s implementation organisation for the promotion of the Paris Agreement and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, is looking with conviction to the day when green hydrogen is in widespread use across Southern African Development Community (SADC) countrie
In accordance with Vision 2030, Namibia aspires to become a knowledge-based society in which education and technology play crucial roles in fostering socioeconomic development.
With only seven years left to Vision 2030, it is all but certain that Namibia’s goal of becoming an industrialised nation has fallen flat.