The Namibia University of Science and Technology council has resorted to an independent forensic investigation into alleged irregularities that have engulfed the once-primed university in recent weeks. The decision was made at an emergency council meeting on Tuesday afternoon.
The Namibia University of Science and Technology has fallen on its sword and will allow all its graduands to attend the once-in-a-lifetime graduation ceremony, including those owing the institution after the student representative council threatened to boycott the event.
Zambezi governor Laurence Sampofu yesterday requested President Hage Geingob to declare a state of emergency over the impending drought situation that has gripped the northern part of the country.
Linanga halinze li atumela, katengo ka makwambuyu kafile taelo kwa ofesi ya Ngambela wanaha, kuekeza tiululo ya linanga kamasheleñi alina bolule ba N$121 kwasikiliti sa Kunene, ni likalulo zeñwi za Erongo ni Omusati.
The Namibia University of Science and Technology’s students representative council will not attend this week’s graduation ceremony.
There is increasing discontent about the Bank of Namibia’s attempts to curb inflation by increasing the repo rate.
Namibia and South Africa’s extremely close ties were yesterday on full display when the countries’ presidents met to sign a raft of agreements in Pretoria.
With a looming drought, Cabinet has directed the Office of the Prime to extend the drought relief programme by the tune of N$121 million to Kunene, and parts of Erongo and Omusati.
The Affirmative Repositioning movement has called on the sports ministry to get to the bottom of a dodgy land deal that saw the Newman Katuta stadium sold from under its nose.
The Namibia University of Science and Technology management has cleared itself of any wrongdoing in the face of an avalanche of allegations, including impropriety, tribalism, nepotism and abuse of power.