A wise man once said if you fail to plan you plan to fail. No one in the government can be able to answer what is the root cause of unemployment.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Opinion | Abortion: A philosophical discourse
We can’t dispute that the most controversial public debate and cultural conflict of our time has been on social justice, notably civil rights.
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Workers’ rights top agenda in Tucna, Ombudsman meeting
The country’s second-largest workers’ union umbrella body, the Trade Union Congress of Namibia leaders, yesterday paid a courtesy call at the office of ombudsman where they discussed issues affecting the country’s workforce.
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Basson labels festive operation a success
The Khomas Police commander Ismael Basson said the operation conducted during the festive season was a success, as no murder case was reported, weapons were confiscated and over N$500 000 was earned in fines during the 62-day operation.
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AR, Govt plots battle on hold
The Affirmative Repositioning movement’s suit against government’s failure to service and deliver 200 000 plots in urban areas countrywide is on hold as the court waits for the Supreme Court to pronounce itself on the exception appeal.
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Judge questions advance payments to Mwapopi
Windhoek High Court Judge Shafimana Uietele on Tuesday questioned the advance payments for “consultancy work not yet done” by bail-seeking Phillipus Mwapopi.
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Kilus Nguvauva’s Hoveka challenge hits a bump
The application by late Ovambanderu chief Kilus Nguvauva, in which he challenged government’s decision to recognise chief Turimuro Hoveka as a traditional leader, has hit a legal bump in the road as the latter attacks the State’s amended notice of motion.
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Govt working on arresting poverty
The burning question on many people’s lips remains to what extent is free education free? with the Students’ Union of Namibia saying the Namibian education system is fast becoming a privilege and not a right.
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Rundu blames Kaisosi community for bad roads
The Rundu Town Council has apportioned blame for the town’s disastrous roads on the community of Kaisosi, saying contractors appointed by the local authority have been denied access by locals to a borrow pit where they source gravel.
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Nanso fights for access to basic education
The Namibia National Students Organisation recently launched one of its flagship projects, ‘Access to basic education’ campaign, at the Dibasen Junior Secondary School in the Erongo region.