On yet another joyous occasion, parents, learners, educators and the public could hardly conceal their excitement as ululations were heard at the Kavango West Directorate of Education, Arts and Culture’s annual prize-giving ceremony at Christian Haihambo Combined School in Kapako Constituency last Friday.
Although Icelandic fishing company, Samherji has caused enormous damage to Namibian communities, the county has no willingness nor capacity to hold it accountable for the role it played in the Fishrot scandal.
The urban and rural development minister Erastus Uutoni said the provision of housing should not only be seen as making available shelter to households but for households to function and essential for human development.
Patisiso yene talima konahalo yakuyandulula nzila yasitima kuzwa Grootfontein kuliba Rundu ni Katima Mulilo, yene nyatezwi kililuko la linzila ni misebezi ifelile.
Kalulo yakubabaza pukelezo yalico mwalibaka zapabalelo yalifolofolo mwa Namibia, Zimbabwe ni Zambia nehatisizwe mwasikiliti sa Zambezi. Purojekiti ye ukamezwi kikatengo Namibia Nature Foundation NNF, nikusulelwa masheleñi kililuko la lipisinisi ni zwelopili kuzwelela naha Germany, ikasebeza hala kutisa mikwa yakumbweshafaza njimo.
Since the beginning of last week, social media, Twitter especially, has been flaming red with fire emojis as fans celebrate, enjoy and hype Hyphy’s newly-dropped EP, titled ‘Pen to Paper’.
A prominent judge has welcomed calls for independent parliamentary oversight committees as a SADC Model Law on Public Financial Management (PFM) takes shape, but advocated for a clear separation of powers to avoid legislative overreach and chaos.
The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN) will temporarily suspend the awarding of new telecommunications and broadcasting service licences from 1 October 2022 until 30 September 2023.
I am writing this article to compliment the initiative of ubuntuness that was carried out by the grade 10E learners of Nkurenkuru Combined School in the Kavango West region.
Industrialisation as a key economic indicator reminds Namibia that economic independence and excessive dwelling in primary industries slow it down.