People who are grieving the loss of a loved one can be assisted in various ways, but there is nothing that comes close to having a support group of people with similar circumstances in the circle to grieve with.
Author: Paheja Siririka (Paheja Siririka)
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Healthy mind, prosperous Namibia
Mental health is significant at every phase of lifetime, from childhood and adolescence through to adulthood. Providing for and supporting good mental health is a public health issue, which the Namibian government and its stakeholders are taking seriously.
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Sharing farming information is imperative
Constant information sharing sessions are important for young and established farmers, as it sheds more light on how they should navigate through the livestock sector.
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Te Divina, not your regular cup of tea
Nowadays, tea is not only used as a refreshment. Some teas have properties that act as a tummy filler so that people don’t eat too much, or is used as a remedy to burn belly fat and thereby lose weight. Vida Divina Namibia is providing just that.
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Govt rolls back Covid measures
*abolishes face mask requirement
*resumes quarantine-free tourism
*public gatherings extended to 1 000
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Vaccination key in curbing Covid
President Hage Geingob has pleaded with Namibians to get inoculated for Covid-19, as vaccination remains one of the most effective measures in the country’s multi-faceted national response against the pandemic.
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Normalise male grooming
Many heterosexual men these days do not only manscape top, middle and bottom, they also enhance their appearance by exfoliating their skin, do pedicures and manicures.
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Uunona: If I don’t create, I will go crazy
Drawn to an eye-catching piece of a bleeding heart, pierced by arrows and blood dripping into a cyathus vinarius, this reporter approached the creator Frans Uunona to explain its meaning.
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Covid curve flattens …false sense of security chokes vaccine programme
Namibia has witnessed a substantial decrease in fresh Covid-19 infections and deaths, as the country marks two years of battling the virulent pandemic.
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Universal healthcare possible – Venaani
While moving a motion on universal healthcare this week, leader of the official opposition McHenry Venaani claimed only 18% of Namibians have regular access to private health services.