Namibia’s very own chess prodigy, International Master (IM) Dante Beukes did superbly in the recent South African Open elite championship section when he ended second, only losing out on first place on tie-breaks.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Opolisi hayo oshipangelo …. Oyendji otaya matukile kiitaasi yopolisi ngele ya adhika komashongo gopaunamiti
Opolisi mOshitopolwa shaHangwena oya kumagidha oshigwana shi kale tashi kongo omakwatho kiipangelo, uuna sha adhika kamaudhigu taga pumbwa ekwatho lyopaunamiti.
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Opinion – Teenage pregnancy and its implications
Teenage pregnancy applies to a female under the age of 20, according to World Health Organisation.
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Popya with Lubowski Kadila – Becoming a tourism entrepreneur
Lubowski Kadila is the founder and CEO of Anchor Adventures, a Namibian tour operator who focuses on a different way in which travellers experience Namibia.
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Where flowers bloom so does hope
Windhoek-born Telefina Sion Haindongo is a young dexterous individual when it comes to designing and arranging faux and paper flowers.
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Multifaceted artist encourages youth to stay focused
Young entrepreneur and abstract artist Celine Marie Louise Gautrois or ‘CelineThePoet’ – as she is known on her social media platforms – says it is important for novice business owners to believe in their vision.
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Opinion – Distinction between piloting and aviation
The Namibian public frequently misunderstands civil aviation, classifying it as piloting.
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Gobabis formalises informal settlements
Rural-urban migration continues to put pressure on service delivery in many towns as many people search for better living conditions.
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SPWC initiates upliftment projects
The Swapo Party Women’s Council will embark on projects intended to sustain orphans and destitute people in regions and wants to involve other stakeholders to facilitate projects.
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ADRA provides 110 households with food
The Adventist Development Relief Agency, an arm of the Seventh Day Adventist Church, donated food hampers to 110 households on Friday, particularly stateless Angolans from Katima Mulilo’s locations.