Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )

Based on a recent report by United Nations Population Fund’s (UNFPA) country representative, Namibia is expected to reach a shocking 50.3% youth unemployment rate by the end of 2021. 

Business leaders today are rightly focused on the huge business continuity challenges posed by coronavirus. First and foremost, they must ensure that employees are as safe as possible, securing financial sustainability, assessing the resilience and reinforcing crucial systems.

Namibia is still basking in the glow of our athletes who have performed so heroically at the Olympics and the Paralympic Games. 

Most of the schoolgoing learners are lacking parental care in both urban and rural homes. 

Exploitation of new right holders within the fishing industry has been a bone of contention for some time. 

Rhingo Mutambo has 16 years of experience in public relations, communications and marketing in the public sector and considers himself as a caring, humble and loving individual. 

City of Windhoek mayor Job Amupanda has initiated the establishment of an education fund, aimed at assisting destitute students who struggle to access education opportunities. 

A war of words has erupted between northern businessman David Sheehama David, affectionately known as Kambwa, and the Ongandjera Traditional Authority over the contentious issue of sand mining. 

A survivor of Covid-19 has appealed to Namibians to trust the authorities and comply with the regulations to curb the spread of the coronavirus.

After investing more than N$100 000 in her tuck shop business, Maria Katjito now wants to diversify into setting up a fully-fledged convenience shop for residents of Iileni, an informal settlement in Keetmanshoop.