Namibiab Kollege !Gaugaba xu hâ ǁkhāǁkhākhâidi (Namcol) dis ge ǂgā-amdi hîa ǂhanuo!nâ sîsenǀû kais dīǀgaugu tsî ǁnā 100 xa a !nāsan hîa sîsenǀû kaihes di !ân di ǁkhâkorobe !khō!oamaride mātare tama is din xa !oahe hâ. Nē sîsenaon ge mîǁguisa ǁaeba !khōǂgā hâ ǁnâuguxoaǁguigu !naka gere sîsen. Nē mâsib ge nē tsâǀkhāsa sîsenaon ǁaegu kai ǂkhîo!nâsiba hā-ū hâ, ǀnîn Namcolsan...
‘ǁKhawa !gâiba !oa unus ge ǁkharaba ǁgui-aihe tamasa’
ǀHaob ain ge 13 898 !khōsabena !gâi!gâba ge ǀama, Namibiab !Khōsaben !Oabas (NCS) di mûmûsa sîsenǂuib ai a !gao!gaosa ǁkhawa !gâiba !oa unus proxramgu hîa 2017 xu !Hoaǂkhaib 2025 dib kōse ge !khoega xu. Nē proxramgu ge ǂguro ge hâ i ǁkharab ai a !gao!gaosa dīǀgauga xu ǁkhawa ǀhûhâsib !nâ tsūdīga xu !howa-oasen hâ khoets ase oaǂgâs ǁga ge dawa....
!Garo!ās 37 ge N$75 miljunsa omde oms !aroma go !khō!oa
!GOMENǁGAMS – !Gomenǁgams !Ā!khōmais ge ǀgaisa marisihuib, N$75 miljuns diba Ministeris Kai!ā tsî !Garo!ā Omkhâisens disa xu ge !khō!oa, îs Green Valley ti hâ ǁanǁguib, !nāsase Farm 37 ti ǀgui a ǂansaba ǂnuwi. Nēsa xu ra !huises ge Dana Sîsenǂuira Mâisas, Victoria Kapendasa ǁîs !ereamsa tani hâ ministerisa ǀgūǀkhā tsî !ā!khōmais !Garo!ā 37 ǀkha ūhâ ǀaweǁguiga ge ǀgoragu. ǂOa ge...
Stress-induced cattle death leaves farmer shattered
GROOTFONTEIN- A communal farmer from the Otjituuo settlement recently suffered a huge setback when his well-fattened cow died from stress at the Grootfontein auction pens, leaving gutted and utterly devastated Farmer Cufas Tjipurua woke up at 04h00 and made the long winding journey to the Grootfontein auction with his beefed cow and two calves in the back of his bakkie,...
Farmers’ Kraal with Erastus Ngaruka – The winter lambing and kidding season
With the commencement of the winter season, small stock (goats and sheep) farmers have a big task at hand of ensuring that this lambing (sheep birth) and kidding (goat birth) season progresses well in order to potentially achieve their production targets. Generally, animals’ breeding activities take place during seasons or times most favourable to their bodily functions and well-being. For...
SA’s coal dependency puts economy at risk
JOHANNESBURG – South Africa’s coal-dependent economy could lose billions in export revenue and thousands of jobs as more countries and companies seek carbon-free imports, the Net Zero Tracker watchdog said yesterday. Africa’s most industrialised nation is one of the largest polluters in the world. It generates about 80% of its electricity through coal. This makes it “uniquely vulnerable” as companies...
Namport shares blue economy expertise with Tanzanian think-tank
Namibia’s National Blue Economy Policy is a comprehensive framework designed to harness the vast potential of its aquatic ecosystems for national prosperity. The policy is based on the pillars of environmental protection, sustainable production and social inclusivity. The policy aims to create a future where economic benefits from sectors like fisheries, marine transport, aquaculture and coastal tourism are maximised, while...
Namfisa’s CSRI initiatives make a positive impact
The Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority (Namfisa) has provided an update on its continued commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility and Investment (CSRI) and the positive impact it has had on various communities in Namibia. As part of Namfisa’s CSRI initiatives, the authority has prioritised N$447 239 in support of educational, cultural, and social programmes aimed at uplifting and empowering individuals...
Global copper market suffers from overcapacity …Sinomine’s Tsumeb Smelter placed under care and maintenance
The global copper market is increasingly facing more and more challenges that are resulting in increased smelting capacity in major copper-producing regions, which ultimately translates into substantial overcapacity. This phenomenon, exacerbated by the negative impacts of United States tariffs on demand, outweighs supply growth and has led to a shortage of copper concentrate, placing pressure on smelters around the world,...
Opinion – Namibia’s symbolism with Angola
As the first citizen and number one State diplomat, President Ndaitwah embarked on her maiden foreign trip to some Southern African Development Community member states in May 2025. The President concluded trips to Angola, Zambia, Botswana, Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Tanzania. Notably, the Head of State started off with Angola, Namibia’s neighbour to the north. Important to note too is that...