Teodor Nanghonga, a teacher at Green Leaves Primary School in Windhoek, is transforming science education with hands-on projects.
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Visual Mathematics book launched
A book titled ‘Visualisation and Epistemological Access to Mathematics Education in Southern Africa’ was recently launched in Windhoek during the 32nd annual Southern African Association for Research in Mathematics, Science and Technology Education (SAARMSTE) 2024 conference.
Katutura hospital getting N$40m revamp
The government has made available N$40 million for the renovation of Katutura Intermediate Hospital.
Former Unam SRC encourages new students
Vilho Hakandume, a former Students Representative Council member for recreation at the University of Namibia, extended a warm welcome to first-year students, encouraging them to embark on a journey filled with exciting discoveries and personal growth.
LPM bays for Nghipondoka’s head
Landless People’s Movement (LPM) lawmaker Utaara Mootu is calling for the immediate dismissal of education minister Anna Nghipondoka for allegedly bringing the education sector to its knees.
Sierra Leone praises Namibian roads
A delegation from Sierra Leone which was on a study visit in Windhoek praised the country’s road network, even naming it the ‘Europe of Africa’ due to its good road management system.
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Journalists recognised for GBV coverage
THE One Economy Foundation rewarded journalists for their outstanding work in reporting on and unearthing gender-based violence related stories in the community over the past year.
GBV survivor thrives
Having gone through tough and excruciating moments in life should not deter one from rising above such pain and excelling.
Food is the heartbeat of a home: Chef Mercy
Chef Mercy Liswani believes that food is the heartbeat of a home, asserting that good meals not only bring joy, but also shape the health of a family.