The prominence of the informal sector cannot be underemphasized as almost all persons who cannot find placements within the formal sector of the economy find solace in the informal sector.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
Opinion | Feeding personal wealth to revive and grow SMEs post-pandemic
In their quest for wealth and financial freedom, Namibians in recent times have fallen prey to elaborate unregulated get-rich-quick schemes that came in the form of forex trading, investor recruitments and others, which would easily be described as the modern form of what Charles Ponzi would have come up with.
Opinion | Hands off Gerhard Ndafenongo
Gerhard Ndafenongo is the current director of education for the Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture under the Hardap Regional Council.
Opinion | Educational balance in political leadership … a need to re-evaluate the performance of local authorities
A South African political analyst Mcebisi Ndletyana quoted by the Guardian newspaper narrated “that politicians are not elected on qualifications, but on the popularity of their party.
Editorial | Bring back SADC tribunal
Namibians last week reacted with utter shock following a ruling by the Kasane Magistrate’s Court in Botswana, which absolved that country’s defence force of wrongdoing.
Know your civil servant | Accurate data crucial in decision-making
Willem Veiko
Data Clerk | Ministry of Health and Social Services
Mukekete receives new facilities
Philantropist Fiedler Wolfgang officially handed over two blocks of four classrooms, two storage rooms and a standalone pre-primary class with its own kitchen and ablution facilities to the Mukekete Primary School in the Kavango West’s Mpungu circuit earlier this week.
Resource scarcity hampers vocational curriculum reform
Inadequate resources in schools offering pre-vocational studies is hampering the execution of the curriculum reform, the minister of education Anna Nghipondoka revealed.
Mandume school celebrates 60th anniversary
The Mandume Primary School, previously known as Owambo Gemeenskap Skool (Owambo Community School) in Windhoek, turned 60 years this week.
NSFAF eyes increased budget
The Namibia Students Financial Assistance Fund hopes an increased budget, to N$1.6 billion, to cater for the expected increased number of applicants during the 2022 academic year, will be approved.







