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Astute Observations with Alisa Amupolo – Leveraging on media
A seminar on media in the context of development with exchange students visiting from the USA not so long ago revealed that so many of the products we choose to consume today and the loyalty we hold for them may have largely been influenced by media, which is a hub of advertisement.
DBN finance for young doctor boosts Rundu health
Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) has provided finance for MedRundu Health Centre, a new health facility operated by a young professional, Dr Vincent Kambinda.
Rescue Task Force calls for business protection
As one of the immediate business rescue initiatives, the Business Rescue Task Force recommended government to protect Namibian entrepreneurs by ensuring foreigners do not trade in areas where Namibians have sufficient capacity.
Opinion – Education law knowledge is essential to teachers
Teachers today face social and professional pressure from all educational stakeholders, including the learner, parent, employer and society, to perform within the directives of the constitution.
Opinion – Tribute in honour of Melba Tjahere
The woman of substance, the business icon is no more.
Hammer murder accused trial in October
A Windhoek resident, accused of viciously attacking and killing his wife with a hammer, will take the stand to answer to the allegations in October.
Boois: Truckers should not avoid weighbridges
The trucking community has been urged to avoid skipping weighbridges so their trucks are weighed to help with the proper planning and management of the country’s road infrastructure.
Jealously protect Swapo – Shaningwa
As Swapo turns 62 years today, secretary general Sophia Shaningwa has urged members to protect and treat the party as ‘an egg’ as it has become fragile and vulnerable due to divisions and infighting.
Namibians marry 348 foreign nationals
Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security Albert Kawana on Wednesday said 348 Namibians married foreign nationals in the previous fiscal year.