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Ndeitunga a kumagidha aalumentu ya sile oyana oshimpwiyu
Kakutu komatanga gopolisi yaNamibia Sebastian Ndeitunga okwa kumagidha aalumentu ya kale taya sile aanona yawo oshimpwiyu, ihe haku ya thiga ashike miikaha yooyina.
Okamatyona ka teya obashu yomukainhu ndele ta ke mu kwata onghonga
Okamatyona keedula 18 oka kwatwa po eshi vati ka teya obashu yamukainhu nelalakano lokumukwata onghonga.
Lingua reflects on 21 years of educating
A total of 760 qualifications were conferred by the International Training College-Lingua last week. This year’s graduation took place under the theme, ‘Access, Equity Diversity and Inclusion in Education: 21 years reflection’.
Getting more girls into engineering
A group of 240 girls from 12 high schools in the Khomas region recently attended a girl in engineering (GirlEng) micro workshop.
Ndeitunga calls for family planning
Namibian Police chief Sebastian Ndeitunga said a lack of parental care among children often results in them dropping out of school and ending up on the streets to participate in crimes.
Hostel paedophile heads to Supreme Court
A former hostel caretaker, currently serving 68 years imprisonment for sexually violating 10 minor boys, is heading to the Supreme Court to appeal his conviction and sentence.
Fishcor subsidiary leaves seamen stranded
Seacope Freezer Fishing, a joint venture between the Fishcor-owned Seaflower White Fish and Spanish fishing company Copemar, has not paid salaries to their 50 fishermen, whom they allegedly ditched without prior notice.
Naloba suggests tax relief for civil servants
The Namibia Local Business Association has pleaded with government to consider providing tax relief to civil servants, which would help to increase their net salaries on an interim basis until economic challenges have dissipated.
Geingob warns against intimidation during strike
President Hage Geingob, who this week decided to cancel State visits to Jamaica and Cuba to attend to the potential nationwide civil service strike, has warned against intimidating non-striking workers.