Namibia must accelerate intra Africa trade to begin fully realising the tangible benefits of the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement and to promote industrialisation on the continent.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Fishrot bribery accused’s bail on hold
The bail hearing of a police reservist, accused of attempting to defeat the course of justice in the ongoing Fishrot case, will resume end of this month.
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Parties take aim at Swakop seat
Swakopmund residents will be heading to the polls in August this year to elect a new Swakopmund constituency councillor to replace former Independent Patriots for Change councillor Ciske
Smith-Howard.
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Expelled commissioners jab at Tjongarero
Five of the eight former members of the Namibia Sports Commission (NSC) board of commissioners, who were recently expelled from their roles by sports minister Agnes Tjongarero, are demanding an unreserved apology from the minister, and that she must atone for ‘damaging’ their reputations.
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Youth and unemployment in Namibia
Namibia is one of the youngest populations in Africa with 2.5 million people and vast economic resources, ranging from diamonds and livestock to fish.
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Caring for the elderly
Considering Namibia’s worsening socio-economic climate, Simon Shaalukeni Hadula founded the Hadula Charity Foundation (HCF), a non-profit organisation that caters to the needs of Namibia’s most vulnerable communities.
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Taking textbooks to the needy
When learners complete high school, they seldom re-use the textbooks they purchase over the years, resulting in the books just gathering dust on the shelves or storage.
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Short Story – Replacing evil with the devil
Hi! Call me Katjove. The governor, Mr Lutwein, popped out of an upward-swinging door wagon surrounded by gun-carrying officers.
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Momentum trust lends a hand in Kosis
Momentum Metropolitan Empowerment Trust recently donated food parcels worth N$80 000 to pensioners of the Kosis settlement in the //Kharas region.