A blame game has ensued between basic education authorities and its stakeholders, including unions and associations representing the interests of teachers as well as those of learners over the adopted education curriculum.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Know your civil servant – Technology reigns supreme
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Judge disallows deceased victim’s statement
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Construction of Ompumbu reservoir progressing well
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Speaker urges church to come to the party
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Tunacor commissions N$300 million factory
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Windhoek water pipeline fixed
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New date for squatter law challenge
The High Court has allocated a date for it to hear the legal challenge of the Squatters Proclamation Act of 1985.
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Marble miners struggle to shine
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Personality of the week – Imelda Nerongo: Redefining the future of Namibian netball
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