The Day of the Namibian Child is not as celebrated as it should be – and it is yearly losing its relevance. All this can be attributed to the concerns that children in Namibia still face inimical challenges they faced five to 10 years ago.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Aims and Nayore join forces for youth empowerment
With Namibia making world headlines as a key source for green hydrogen production, the Africa Institutional Management Services (Aims) and Namibia Youth Renewable Energy (Nayore) recently signed a partnership to empower more youth with knowledge of renewable energy.
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An artist is nothing without the gift
Visual artist Pandeinge Shambwila believes that talent is being killed at face value, which is why a lot of artists are not being recognised.
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The role of a creative cconomy on economic growth, job creation
The role and contribution of the creative economy to the national economy have gained traction globally. In that context, many countries around the globe devoted much attention to developing a creative economy as it has a considerable potential impact to support economic growth.
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Capricorn releases social value report
Capricorn Group, a Namibian financial services group listed on the Namibian Stock Exchange, with diversified operations and business interests in Namibia and Botswana, released its annual social value report yesterday.
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NCCI highlights obstacles to economic growth
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Economics and Public Administration, led by chairperson Natangwe Ithete, is on a fact-finding mission to towns in the Oshikoto, Oshana and Ohangwena regions.
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Nedbank encourages Oranjemund economic diversification
Nedbank Namibia, together with OMDis and Uconomy Namibia, have completed the small medium-sized enterprises and economic development pilot project to diversify the economic activities of Oranjemund.
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Opinion – For peace’s sake
On Monday, 19 September 2022, images of Heads of Sovereign States on a coach to attend the late Queen Elizabeth’s funeral emerged and provoked a variety of reactions and debates surrounding the correctness of such treatment, while equally stirring up anger towards the Presidents for agreeing to attend the funeral in the first place.
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Rehoboth farmers rise through the ashes
Groot Tsumis Farmers Association launched a project to assist those affected by the weeklong veld fire that tormented Rehoboth and left one farmer dead and another in critical condition in a Cape Town hospital.
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Ziletene water point committee receives training
The Ministry of Environment and Tourism is implementing the Namibia Integrated Landscape Approach for Enhancing Livelihoods and Environmental Governance to Eradicate Poverty project in partnership with the United Nations Development Programme with financial assistance from the Global Environment Facility.