It is incredible how many people make resolutions about getting themselves into shape when a new year begins. Very few of us, think about the ‘financial hangover’ that we are dragging into a new year and how much getting personal finances back in shape could benefit our lives.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
Standard Bank first to commit to national internship
Standard Bank Namibia has become the first corporate to join MTC by supporting the national internship programme with N$200 000.
Opinion – Unam, NQA accreditation paradox
I first believed that Namibia shouldn’t have any accreditation paradoxes, but regrettably, we do. A paradox is defined as “a situation or statement that looks impossible or difficult to grasp because it involves two contradictory facts or features” by the Cambridge dictionary.
Cops fatally shoot rhino poaching suspect
A suspect in a poaching case was gunned down by police officers on Saturday after three men allegedly hunted down a rhinoceros at farm Okarakua in the Windhoek district.
Green schemes should benefit communities – Metzger
As the country’s planting season kicked off, the man in charge of Musese Green Scheme, Winfried Metzger, has re-emphasised that the purpose of the country’s green schemes is to support and uplift the communities in which they operate.
47 fired from Uis mine contractor
At least 47 artisans were verbally dismissed on Monday after failed wage negotiations.
NSFAF’s fraud accused must answer
The High Court yesterday ruled that Namibia Student Financial Assistance Fund’s former payment officer has a case to answer.
Temporary dumpsite irks school community
Teachers and learners from Fidel Castro Primary School in the Tobias Hainyeko constituency have to pick up garbage blown onto the schoolyard from an adjacent rubbish dump daily.
Man bludgeoned to death
A 37-year-old man who appeared in court recently for attempted murder is expected to return for murder after the victim he had assaulted with a stick died yesterday.
South Africa finally sells rundown houses
The South African government is in the process of disposing of eight dilapidated houses they own in Namibia.



