While the season of graduations is still upon us, I feel it is time to reflect on issues affecting students’ success rates at higher education institutions. It is envisaged that the advice provided in this article will assist tertiary students who find themselves struggling with completing their studies. The advice is also for those who are planning to embark on their tertiary studies.
While Namibia is celebrating 33 years of its independence, allow me to share with you some memorable words of the 33rd president of America, Harry Truman.
A recent article about an exchange between the President and the opposition leader caused such annoyance in some quarters of Namibia.
As the Debmarine Namibia Premiership draws to a close this weekend, confusion reigns among clubs and football enthusiasts in terms of the outcome of several forfeited matches and how it affects the log standing, particularly relegation.
Elder brother of equally-talented attacker Boeta Mungunda, the much-traveled Edward Karigub was a phenomenal baller who cut his teeth with several leading teams in the country’s lower-tier leagues until he announced his arrival in topflight football with Katutura glamour football club African Stars.
Omulumenhu weedula 31 okwa kwatwa po konima eshi vati a ningila omukainhu waye nounona omatilifo kutya ote va dipaa. Otaku hokololwa kutya omulumenhu ou okwa kala nokuningila omatilifo ovaneumbo vaye kutya ote va dipaa unene tuu ngeenge a dja keendingosho.
Omunambelewakulunhu woministeli yomauyelele nomakwatafano moshitukulwa shaShana Hileni Mwandingi okwe lipyakidila nokutalela po oikandjohoololo moshitukulwa shaye.
Osipana yokutondoka yedina Ohangwena Athletics Club moshitukulwa shaHangwena otai pula eyambidido loshimaliwa moshiwana opo i dule okutwala ounona va ka kufe ombinga momadeulo oo taa ka kala koSwakopmund.
The Association of Diplomatic Spouses in Namibia will host an international food and craft bazaar at the Windhoek Country Club and Resort tomorrow, in support of gender-based violence (GBV) prevention and response in Namibia.
Dr Victor and The Rasta Rebels are set to perform at the Windhoek Country and Club Resort tomorrow. It is their first concert in 12 years on Namibian soil, and promises to be a once-in-a-lifetime experience for music lovers.