Education, in the broadest sense of the word, is the cycle of input-process-output, whereby it is not teaching per se but learning that is the measure of educational efficacy.
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Editorial | Financial education and saving for retirement
There is a need for all stakeholders to ensure that regulations or laws involving the finances of the working class are sensible, realistic and practical before implementation.
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Know Your Civil Servants | Principals are more than just educational professionals
Elias Tuhafeni Jafet - School Principal
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School ‘devastated’ by boy’s death
The Charles Anderson Combined School in Ongwediva has been left “devasted” after the sudden death of a grade 1 pupil, who was struck by a car while he was being picked up by his father.
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Raising a child with spina bifida
Eight years ago, Johanna Namba (42) received life-changing news that her unborn child had a neural tube defect.
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Teen nabbed with cannabis denied bail
A 19-year-old youngster from Rundu who was arrested last week in Kavango West for being in possession of 115 parcels of cannabis, collectively weighing about 68kg and valued at N$682 850, was remanded in custody after the State objected to bail.
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Murder accused seeks judge’s recusal
Murder accused Stockley Kauejao yesterday lodged an application for Judge Alfred Siboleka to recuse himself from his trial that has been running since 2015.
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Rapist appeals 20-year sentence
A 37-year-old man, currently serving a 20-year sentence for raping a woman after ambushing her at her home in Windhoek, has appealed to the High Court to reconsider his sentence.
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Peer review body notes areas of improvement
The African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) Namibia has drafted a national programme of action from the country review report to address the governance challenges identified here, such as gender-based violence.