Sikolo sa lituto zepahami sa Stadio mwanaha Namibia nesifile mishukwe kwabaituti viki yefelile Lamubulo. Baituti babalikana 300 nebafilwe mishukwe nikufumana mapampili ashelashelana.
Author: Pricilla Mukokobi (Pricilla Mukokobi )
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‘Times and Life of Vekuii Rukoro’ book launched
Local authors Vitura Kavari and Rukee Tjingaete said it is time for Namibians to write and tell their own stories.
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Over 300 students graduate from Stadio
Stadio Namibia had its spring graduation ceremony on Monday at the Country Club in Windhoek. The institution celebrated and validated the spring graduation ceremony for the class of 2023 with over 300 graduates who graduated from higher certificates to doctorate levels.
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PMT Health Care Institute celebrates 50 graduates
The PMT Health Care Institute on Friday conferred qualifications on 50 students in its first-ever graduation ceremony at the Mecure Hotel in Windhoek.
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Katutura residents to petition Geingob
The City of Windhoek’s decision to cut off water and electricity to defaulting homes has left residents of Katutura Central with no choice but to petition President Hage Geingob.
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Gareth Harvey to perform at Gin and Jazz tonight
Renowned saxophonist Gareth Harvey is set to captivate the audience tonight at Lemon Tree Restaurant in the inaugural Gin & Jazz evening.
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Namibia Big 5 celebrating local music and culture
In a vibrant celebration of Namibian talent and culture, MultiChoice Namibia has joined forces with Power TV Zambia and Energy 100FM to launch the ‘Namibia Big 5’ entertainment show.
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Girl, 8, crafts thermos flask … finding ways to beat the cold
Mutafela Sinvula (8) emerged as a star at the recent Erongo Regional Science Fair for creating a functional thermos flask from everyday materials.
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Japan donates books to IUM
The Japanese Embassy through the Nippon Foundation donated 85 books to the International University of Management (IUM) yesterday.
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City vows to address residents’ plight
The City of Windhoek is working on a proposal to write off debt for about 20 000 pensioners, who owe the City close to N$225 million. The proposed write-off is expected to include interest owed by all residents.