Rudolf Gaiseb Nausab ǂhanuba ra dītsâ ai!gû ra sîsenosiba oresa hōbas ase ǂkhamkhoena !norasasib tsî ǁawosasib !âgu !nâ !gaeǂgāsa, soab ain ge ǀnî ǂkhamkhoena nēs xa sīhe tama hâ. Nē ǁgūtsâdi ǂhanub didi ge ǀgūǁae gere ǀauhe. Studentnn !Nans Namibiab dis (Sun) ge ǁîs tsîna ǂoa ge wekheb di Donertaxtsēs ai ǁîs tsâǀgauba gere ǁgâiǂui, ǁnāpab ge mîgowaba-aob, Johannes Malapiba...
ǂAuna Namibiaǁîn ge ǁōhâ sorode Unamsa ra ǀkhae
Nāti ī ǁōhâ sorode Universitaits Namibiab dis di Skoli ǀAe!khōs diba ǀkhaes ge !gâise ra ai!gû, mîmâidi khoen ra dīdi nē kurib di !Khanǀgôab tsî !Khaitsâb 2025ǁî kurib dis ǁaegu mûmûsa ai!gûsa ra dīse. Nē skoli ge 2009ǁî kurib ai a ǂnuwihesa xun ge 11 ǁōhâ sorode Namibiab māsenxa khoena xu ǁgau!nâs !aromadi !aroma ge !khō!oa. “Nē kurib !nâb ge...
Skolǀgôan ge elektrib ǀkha ra sîsen ǂnû tsî !nari-ūdade ge !khō!oa
!Nona ǀgôan hîa Sorosi !nubusina ūhâ ǀō-aisa ǀgôan di skolkha, Moresonni tsî Dagbreek hâkha din ge ǀasa ǂnû tsî !narimā-ūs !aroma hâde Tweyapo ǁAu!khōs ǂNûiǂgāsa xu ǀkhaeb ase ge !khō!oa. Nē ǀkhaeb hîa N$120 000 xa ǀhaob ai ge ǂgandi ge, Moreson Skoli tawa ge hâ i ǁaxasib tawa ge ǁkhaeǁnâhe. Nēs ge hoa ǀgam skolkha !aroma ǁnāti ī ǀkhae-e...
Kunene farmers strategise to improve grazing, survive drought
Despite Namibia having recorded high rainfall, farmers in areas susceptible to prolonged dry spells, particularly in the Kunene region, are being prepared to implement water and grazing strategies in anticipation of drought. This season, Namibia received beneficial rain which led to increased dam levels, improved vegetation, bringing relief to farmers. However, in regions like Kunene, which are more prone to...
Winter care crucial for livestock
Auleria Wakudumo Farmers are advised to take proactive measures to safeguard the health and productivity of their livestock and crops during winter. Chief veterinarian of the Ohangwena region Dr Magano Kefas said this period coincides with the lambing and kidding season, making it a critical time for small stock farmers. “Farmers can ensure that their livestock are protected by providing...
Farmers’ Kraal with Hanks Saisai (Guest columnist) – Beware of winter poultry diseases
The transition from the warm summer months to the cold winter months poses challenges for many poultry farmers in Namibia. Between May and September, farmers often encounter various health issues among their flocks. To reduce the risk of poultry deaths, farmers need to be aware that the change in weather conditions has a direct impact on the welfare of poultry,...
NamWater alerts public of recruitment scam
The Namibia Water Corporation (NamWater) has cautioned the public of an online recruitment scam falsely using its name to advertise vacancies under the heading “NAMWATER LTD 2025 Recruitment.” The fraudulent message reads: “The Namibia Water Corporation (NAMWATER LTD) has opened its online application portal to recruit new staff to fill in various open positions. Recruitment is ongoing. Click the link...
Opinion – Rewriting Namibia’s financial future through digital wallets
The financial services industry is undergoing a seismic shift driven by rapid technological advancement, growing mobile connectivity, and an increasingly adaptive regulatory environment. Across Africa, electronic money (e-Money) solutions are redefining the banking experience—and Namibia is at a unique inflexion point. With rising smartphone infiltration and expanding digital infrastructure, the country is well-placed to leverage the transformative potential of digital...
Oil prices fall even as Israel Iran strikes extend into fourth day
LONDON – Stocks rose and oil prices pulled back yesterday as fears of a wider Middle East conflict eased even as Israel and Iran pounded each other with missiles for a fourth day. The dollar and safe-haven gold declined slightly. “European shares were surprisingly resilient against a backdrop of uncertainty,” said Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell. “The Middle...
Shafudah: Govt will not cut expenditure …instead seeks spending efficiency to eliminate leakages
Government, through finance minister Ericah Shafudah, has reiterated it is not considering any drastic expenditure cuts. She said such cuts would have severe and lasting implications on the livelihood of society, as most of the expenditure goes to social spending. Instead, government is implementing policy and structural reforms in the long term to place the economy on a sustainable growth...