Okuza momasiku 26 Aguste sigo omasiku 01 gaSepetemba nuumvo, oondjila adhihe okoonoli dhu uka, sho taku kala omauliko giipindi oshowo omaudhano nomainyanyundho ga yooloka.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Societal perceptions on jobs
With a few people finding employment prospects and the retrenchments that have led to many seeing little chance of re-employment in the same discipline, young people regularly become informally self-employed.
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Unam law students feed the needy
As a requirement for the fulfilment of the Bachelors of Laws Degree LLB (Honours) at the University of Namibia (Unam), students are required to engage in a social impact project as part of one of their modules, namely Legal Aid and Professional Ethics.
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Gritty artisan and mother
Kaluschka Anthea Coetzee is a 25-year self-taught craftswoman from Tsumeb.
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Patrick Star playing with words
Known for hitting the audience with great wordplay, flow and cadence, Patricia Lafewa Uapunduka, also known as Patrick Star, scooped the N$2 000 prize at an Open Mic event last Thursday at Zenzi’s Coffee Shop in the capital.
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Haludilu the thrilling storyteller
Inspired mostly by his late mom who used to write poems in the mid-2000s, Sakaria Ipinge Haludilu started writing in 2014 and now finds joy and purpose in writing.
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Trade ministry and NSI sign MoU on metrology services
The trade and industrialisation ministry recently signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) with the Namibia Standards Institution (NSI).
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Iipumbu emphasises trade negotiations conclusion
Trade minister Lucia Iipumbu has emphasised the need for a speedy conclusion on trade in service negotiations, given that trade in service contributes immensely to Africa’s gross domestic product.
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CRAN seizes unapproved equipment
The sale of non-type approved telecommunications equipment such as network boosters and decoders are on the increase in the Namibian market.
