Breaking the archaic patriarchal status quo on land ownership, 75% of the 271 houses recently constructed by MTC were awarded to low-income earning women.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Zimbabwe targets increased trade with Namibia
A Zimbabwean business delegation recently visited Namibia to enhance business linkages and explore opportunities in imports and exports between the two countries.
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Opinion | Public governance in Africa
In terms of benefits, how does public governance on the continent affect people, villages and informal settlements – be it in South Africa, Kenya, Central African Republic, Nigeria, Senegal or Rwanda?
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Opinion | Shares vs jobs
Foreign direct investment brings new industries and creates jobs but would FDIs come if we cannot guarantee long-term protection? Foreign investors do not want to invest money into an economy where their investment could be redistributed – do you blame them?
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Namasira police promised liveable structures
The minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security Albert Kawana guaranteed police officers at the Namasira Police Post the inauguration of a prefabricated barracks will take place by the latest June.
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Ndove named finance executive director
The finance ministry yesterday confirmed the appointment of Titus Ndove as its new executive director.
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Outjo baby death to be investigated
The health ministry will conduct a full investigation into the allegation of a 25-year-old woman, who lost her baby boy before delivery last Monday at Outjo district hospital, allegedly due to nurses' negligence.
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PDM youth leaders mature
Popular Democratic Movement Youth League leaders, which includes secretary general Benson Katjirijova and his deputy Felicia Motinga, were relieved of their duties following a meeting by the party’s top six.
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State seeks life for killer paramedic
The State is seeking life imprisonment for a former military paramedic, convicted of intentionally shooting and killing his ex-girlfriend and mother of his child four years ago.
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Business fraternity mourns Akapandi
A pioneer of the Namibian business community is no more. John Akapandi Endjala passed away on Sunday afternoon at a local hospital after having been admitted to an Intensive Care Unit during December last year.